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Once there was a group of men – a young hot-blooded chap and a big number of old folks, doing timber job in a jungle. This young chap is very hard working. He always continues to work through his break time and complains that those old folks were wasting time, having to [...]  Tags: axe, Break, break time, chap, chopping trees, Efficiency, extra time, job, life, moral of the story, old folks, short break, Time, waste of effort, wasting time, work |  Category: Self Improvement |  Comments are closed Some, rather most organizations reject his CV today because he has changed jobs frequently (10 in 14 years). My friend, the ‘job hopper’ (referred here as Mr. JH), does not mind it…. well he does not need to mind it at all. Having worked full-time with 10 employer companies in just 14 [...] Tags: 8 years, Company Loyalty, compromises, employer companies, full time job, global economic slowdown, hop-job, Hopping jobs, jh, job, job hopper, Laid off, lay-off, losing a job, Love your job, loyal employees, Loyalty, New Jobs, Pink-slip, professional life, q5, recession, year 2002 | Category: Self Improvement, Values | Comments are closed People don’t work for company, they work for their Boss. The environment can be good or bad depending upon his mood. You can be a success or a failure based on his decision. Considering Boss as a constant factor you need to realize 2 things 1. He will be there whether you accept it or not 2. Your success depends on him whether you accept it or not To me Boss is not exactly the evil that it may eventually sound. To be successful you need a horse, and your Boss is your best bet to be that Horse. He is basically your Horse to Ride. (There is an excellent book by Jack Trout and Al Ries on this- Horse Sense). Boss is an effective tool which will help to monitor and control your destiny. So two things again come out here 1) Boss is your biggest weapon for success 2) How you use this weapon depends on you Tags: al ries, best bet, boss, decisions, horse sense, idea2, ideas, jack trout, job, learning curve, period of time, profession, recession, subject matter expertise, trout, work | Category: Self Improvement | Comments are closed |
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Posted on: July 3rd, 2009