Beside upgrading yourself in your own line of work, have you ever thought of learning a new language? Let us today explore why it is important to be multilingual instead of having only English as your native language. 1) Going Global Local companies are recognizing that your own country is only so big and the…
Category: Working Together
10 steps to get my Business
I have provided advice on how to treat your team, your peers and your employees correctly. One area we must not forget is our biggest boss – our customers. Coming from an Asian background, it is pretty much drone into us that it’s our customers who are paying us hence they are always right and…
Let it out
Inspired by a fellow writer Jonathan Noble on a comment left on one of my articles, I decide to branch out on the topic of sharing information with your team. Most managers he and myself know, don’t readily share information outright, especially directive from the management. This is dangerous as your team members could be…
Resolving Conflicts
In our lives, there are bound to be conflicts, even more so in the workplace where everyone want their tasks to be completed on time and many of the times, it’s just not up to you whether you can submit that report on time, you’ll probably tapping your feet impatiently as you wait for your…
Guest Post: The Empty Many by Jonathan Noble
I came across this poem in one of the writers I followed, the first thing it strikes me is how apt this is in describing the way I felt during those days in the corporate world are tough and bad. After tossing and turning during the night, with the poetic words of emotions swirling in…
Don’t be a Garfield
My post today is to tell you don’t be a Garfield at work.
The Brotherhood of the World Award!
Wow! Its amazing that what I have written for the past 1+ months to have readers like you following my website, it even more mind blowing to be recognised by fellow writer Rob Goldstein. His website is one of the few that I read everyday the moment I woke up, it is utterly inspiring. When I started this…
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