Category: Knowledge
Page 15: Keep Calm and Take Control
In the fast-paced world of work, challenges will come at you from every direction. Some will be expected, others will catch you off guard. But one thing is certain—how you react will define your growth, your reputation, and your ability to lead. Learning to manage your emotions and approach problems with a level head is… Read more
Page 13: Take Notes, or Take Your Chances
Ever walked out of a meeting thinking you understood everything, only to realize later that half the details had already slipped from your mind? That’s exactly why note-taking isn’t just a habit, it’s a necessity. If you rely solely on memory, you’re playing a risky game with your own productivity and performance. Notes Are More… Read more
Page 12: The Second Mouse Gets the Cheese
We often hear the adage, “The early bird gets the worm,” but many don’t realize this saying has an often-overlooked counterpart: “The second mouse gets the cheese.” While being proactive and taking initiative are celebrated qualities, they can backfire without strategic thinking. Sometimes, the first mover, the “first mouse”, pays the price for acting too… Read more
Page 9: No One Is Senior at Birth
Let’s face it: no one starts their career as a seasoned expert. Those polished professionals you admire didn’t begin their journey with a wealth of knowledge and expertise. They built it, one experience at a time, through hard work, persistence, and a willingness to grow. Seniority isn’t something handed to you; it’s something you earn,… Read more
Page 8: Perfection = Incompletion
It’s great that you set the bar high. You’re not one for ‘walking projects,’ last-minute submissions, or half-baked results. Aiming for perfection? Totally respectable! But let’s unpack a truth that will save you time, energy, and countless stress-filled nights: striving for perfection can sometimes trap you in a cycle of incompletion. When everything has to… Read more
Page 6: Underpromise, Overdeliver!
When you’re new in your career, it’s easy to get excited and want to prove yourself by jumping in headfirst. While enthusiasm is fantastic and welcomed, you need to balance it with caution. One of the most important lessons you can learn early is the power of underpromising and overdelivering. It’s a principle that can… Read more