Loud Thinking

Archive for April, 2014

May be Saeed Ajmal doesn’t want that Umar Gul should feel lonely.

May be Umar Gul thought that match was going to be quiet boring and one sided, so he made it a bit interesting.

West Indian batsmen are playing as if they are in a trance.

West Indian batsmen have been bambozalled by the Pak bowler.

Pakistan have a vice like grip on the match.

May be West Indies have lowered their target to 120. They have played 47 dot balls in 14 overs.

By the Grace of Allah, this match is in the pocket of Pakistan..!

Find a “Micro-Mentor” for Your Next Short-Term Project

The free-range scope of most mentoring engagements presents a time commitment that prevents having more than one or two protégés at a time. This puts suitable mentors in short supply for young workers. To improve the likelihood of getting the best possible mentor, ask for a shorter engagement (think really short, as in, less than a month), or a micro-mentoring arrangement.
Target the right person. Look for someone expert enough who hasn’t lost the ability to connect with someone at your level. Use your network of peers, your manager, or LinkedIn to find someone suitable.
Be specific about what you hope to achieve. Set one or two targeted goals to focus on, identify ways to measure success, and define the time commitment. This will help you stand out in stark contrast to those asking for undefined mentorships.

May be WI are playing for a target score of 130…?

In my opinion, this West Indian team is an ordinary team and if we just play our normal game, InshaAllah, today we will win the game very easily.