Work From Home. The latest buzzword amid the current pandemic situation.
Read time: about 1 min 3 sec.
Make, Watch or Wonder | Work Series
December 26, 2004, event caused the Earth’s axis to tilt by an estimated 2.5 cm. This was a result of an Armageddon scale Tsunami that swallowed parts of Earth’s sub-continents.
Read time: about 3 min.
21 Reasons Why | Work Series
It’s normal to complain about the workplace, grumble a little about the manager, the endless boring meetings, or some seemingly clueless directive from the mountain above.
Read time: about 2 min 35 sec.
Day One | Work Series
From the interview process through the selection and to the job offer, the primary focus for any candidate is to get hired. The candidates are especially over-zealous if they are currently unemployed.
Read time: about 2 1/2 min.
Lessons from the Future – 6. Execution and Continuous Upgrade | Life & Work Series
Today we will wrap up this segment with the lesson that will continue to keep you ahead in the game.
Read time: about 2 1/2 min.
Lessons from the Future – 5. Planing | Life & Work Series
“You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose. You’re on your own. And you know what you know. And YOU are the one who’ll decide where to go…”
― Dr. Seuss, Oh, the Places You’ll Go!
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The Corporate Tree | Work Series
It’s November, and it feels like winter already as if the fall just skipped us altogether. If you live outside Canada, fall is a gorgeous time to visit.
Read time: less than 2 min.
The Myopic Debt | Work Series
Are we there yet? Most parents must have heard this from their children on any road-trip. They are probably comfortably seated, or busy on their mobile devices or snacking, but want to hit the destination instantly as soon as they hop in.
Read time: less than 2 min.
Plan for the past. Yes, past! | Work Series
Would you rather have the ability to explore the future or dig deeper into the past? I don’t know about you, but given a choice, I would love to go back in time. I want to learn the mysteries of our origin, the evolution of living beings, the first human being, the dinosaurs, how pyramids got built, secrets of Atlantis, and the list goes on.
Read time: 2.00 min.
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Welcome to the Circus | Work Series
The traditional large circus tents with bold and bright colours bring back childhood memories of lining up to grab the closest seat for a fun-full event. Those traditional circuses are fading away or morphing into a more contemporary format to keep up with the changing trends. If you are missing those traditional circuses, don’t despair, they are still running in several places near you.
Read time: 2.30 min.
C o m m o n. I n t e r e s t. 