Imagine a world where you could choose your path to greatness: would you prefer the early brilliance of a child prodigy or the seasoned wisdom of a late bloomer? Mozart was a prodigy. Stan Lee was a late bloomer. This article explores the unique journeys, challenges, and triumphs of both, inviting you to reflect on which resonates more with your own aspirations. Which one would you rather be?
There are talent pools that are home grown. Then there is a talent pool that comes in from other places - other cities, other neighboring countries, other continents. They speak in languages we do not know. Their ways of working are often strange and draw sniggers and whispers among old colleagues. They are the immigrants.
Human beings need social connections to thrive. Being a part of a strong networks can protect our wellbeing when we’re faced with difficulties in life. Is technology to blame for our loneliness? And how volunteering is a powerful way to stop being lonely.
The workplace is a lonely place. Worldwide, only 30% of managers and 23% of rank-and-file workers describe themselves as highly engaged at work. Could loneliness and anxiety be driving this?
Hiring is a hard job. Our biases come through. We love to hire people like us (PLUs). Then should AI do hiring and make it bias free? What about the bias of algorithms?
Here are three ideas I use with my clients on how to build mastery of a skill. It involves three counterintuitive steps.
AI Generated Resumes all sound the same. It leaves out your personality. Here is what you do instead.
One dog year is equal to seven human years. What would 15 Twitter Years translate to? It saw some significant shifts in the world of work: The rise of hybrid work; e-commerce; tech shaping business models, the rise of the skills economy; the pandemic that changed so many assumptions about work and the mental health challenges triggered by the daily uncertainty at work.
Tuning in to the etiquette of virtual meetings and emails is essential because these interactions significantly influence our professional image and relationships. Proper etiquette ensures clear communication, demonstrates respect and professionalism, and helps build trust and rapport with colleagues and clients. Adhering to these norms can enhance productivity, prevent misunderstandings, and create a positive, collaborative work environment, ultimately contributing to career success and growth.
