independence and leeway at work and this could make you irritable and agitated. Be careful when making business or financial decisions as someone with a hidden agenda may be exerting influence.
Making up our mind means ensuring that our thoughts are positive and our feelings towards others are filled with good wishes. When we do, others begin to sense a deeper beauty emanating from behind the skin! This is inner beauty
One of the more vexing problems most managers face every day is how to get involved in the work of their people without doing the work themselves or micromanaging those doing it.
Comments by pqnga
pqnga commented on the list desperate-housewives
Doesn't it make you nervous -- a boy alone upstairs with Danielle?
Oh, no, I don't worry about john.
Both he and Danielle are in the abstinence club.
January 24, 2012
pqnga commented on the list desperate-housewives
San was infuriated by Paul's evasive answers. She was convinced he was deliberately hiding zach and hiding the truth.
January 24, 2012
pqnga commented on the word leeway
You may find that you have less
independence and leeway at work and this could make you irritable and agitated. Be careful when making business or financial decisions as someone with a hidden agenda may be exerting influence.
April 17, 2011
pqnga commented on the word emanating
Making up our mind means ensuring that our thoughts are positive and our feelings towards others are filled with good wishes. When we do, others begin to sense a deeper beauty emanating from behind the skin! This is inner beauty
(Thoughts for today)
April 12, 2011
pqnga commented on the word squeamish
If you feel squeamish about posting something—don’t. Wait a day or two, and think it over. (Gretchen Rubin)
April 9, 2011
pqnga commented on the word vexing
One of the more vexing problems most managers face every day is how to get involved in the work of their people without doing the work themselves or micromanaging those doing it.
March 28, 2011
pqnga commented on the word frenetic
I once was in a position to interview professional organists.
For an audition piece, I chose Charles-Marie Widor’s “Toccata”
(from Symphony No. 5 in F Minor, Op. 42 No. 1, for
those who care about such things), a frenetic piece that
sounded suitably difficult to my amateur ears.
March 24, 2011
pqnga commented on the word volatile
Bay hơi, dễ biến đổi, không kiên định
Memories are volatile
March 23, 2011
pqnga commented on the word leverage
Đòn bẩy, tận dụng
While financial leverage can be dangerous, emotional leverage can be the most
powerful tool in personal change. We need a reason to do things. Without a
compelling reason, nothing will get done. The right reason provides the leverage
to do massive things even with little resources.
March 22, 2011
pqnga commented on the word futile
Trivial, useless, fruitless
Comparison is futile.
In a world where comparisons happen non-stop, it is difficult to look outside
yourself and to ever be content with who you are. There's always someone who's a
tad bit better.
Source: for Make It Happen
March 22, 2011
pqnga commented on the word contemplative
Principles to Remember
Do:
* First, do the contemplative work to develop a personal answer to the question
* Understand what the interviewer is trying to gather from your response
* Shorten the timeframe of the question so you can give a more specific and reasonable reply
Source: http://blogs.hbr.org/hmu/2011/03/where-will-you-be-in-five-year.html
March 22, 2011