To succeed in the work place takes more than your qualifications, your talents or your expertise. Here are scenarios that require a specific attitude to help you thrive, regardless of where you work, what job you have or what level you are.
MoreEver looked at an opportunity and thought to yourself, “nah, this is not for people like me?”
MoreThe thing I really want to learn about leadership is leading by following. When I am not the one in charge, to be able to effectively influence those who are. When I am in a team, to drive the task with the same enthusiasm as a team leader would. In fact, to drive the energy of the entire team too.
Moreif you can find joy in doing small, seemingly endless inconsequential tasks. And doing them with such excellence and diligence and passion.. maybe then we live out a fulfilling working life, not just exciting career highlights.
MoreAt some point in the application process, you will be required to submit references. Sometimes the recruiter may ask you to submit contact information of your referees and the references are sourced directly by the recruiter. Here’s my quick thoughts on referees and reference letters: You want to be intentional about who you make your […]
MoreExposure is important. I somehow found this picture of me from five years ago on exactly a date like today. It was the first day of my first time in London, I was here for work. I decided to take time to explore the city before the meetings started. It was a fine summer day, […]
MoreSo, looking for a job? chasing an opportunity? Here is the long and short, lets get straight to it.
MoreCircles are closed. You are either in or out. You keep a handful of people, a trusted circle and that’s that’s that. No one rolls with you guys. What a small world you live in. I like open friendships. Where we can form a never ending web of new connections with the friends of our […]
MoreWhen we are outsmarted, when we are downplayed, when we are hurt, when we are loosing, it is really, really, really important to learn very quickly that winning is not everything.
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