Professional success, and the entailed performance, both start with the standard issue interview. To this effect, there is a set of seemingly benign, rudimentary questions that can deviate a potentially good career trajectory, and which the interviewee needs to navigate cautiously. The smart way to overcome this obstacle, and have the best performance, is to focus on the fine details, the allegedly unimportant issues and develop a best strategy for personal presentation.
Recently, sports titan Nike put an abrupt end to what seemed to be the next big thing, personal technology wise: the much anticipated Fuelband. So, what does this mean to the fit-band market and how did Nike’s sudden change of heart rattle wearable-hardware developers?
Arianna Huffington, founder of The Huffington Post presents the main ideas of her latest book, “Thrive” – a publication dedicated to emphasizing the importance of personal performance.
Multitasking is part of our daily lives. From the driver who is paying attention to the traffic and answering passengers’ inquiries while listening to the music, to the employee who is answering a phone call while screening a report, we all need to perform more activities in the same time. Multitasking is a necessity, but what impact does it have on our personal performance?
