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Loud Thinking June 06, 2013 at 08:06PM

“Nature, by example, shows us anything worthwhile comes over time. Anything worthwhile grows methodically, building on a strong foundation. Develop a willingness to carry on despite roadblocks.”

Jaren L. Davis –

Loud Thinking June 06, 2013 at 07:59PM

Communicate What You’ll Accomplish in Your First 90 Days

As a new hire, you’ll have 90 days to make an impact. So it’s not surprising that many interviewers ask the question: “What do you hope to achieve in your first three months?” Have a thoughtful answer ready — one that helps people envision how you’ll work with your team, present to your boss, and talk to customers. Start by describing the role in big-picture terms. Say briefly how you think the position fits into the larger organization. Then define the challenges you would face. Draw on perspectives from outside the organization, like what industry experts say, or how you’ve seen similar challenges dealt with at other companies. Lastly, offer clear recommendations. Avoid giving a bland, predictable answer like “I wouldn’t make any changes before learning more.” But don’t promise more than you can deliver either.

Today’s Management Tip was adapted from the HBR Guide to Getting the Right Job.

Loud Thinking June 06, 2013 at 07:47PM

“Every moment of your life is a chance to get it right. Any
moment you’ve been living in you could turn it on like a
light.”

— Third Eye Blind Lyrics

Loud Thinking June 06, 2013 at 11:42AM

A Recipe to Defeat the Terrorism

Posted at www.snayyar.com by Syed Nayyar Uddin on November 22, 2012 in Counter Terrorism, My Views, Pakistan, Terrorism |
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The sudden increase of acts of terrorism, with particular reference to the incidents in Karachi, Quetta, KPK and Rawalpindi on Nov. 21, 2012, highlights the importance of the preventive measures to curb the menace of terrorism, which is causing severe losses to the men, material, reputation and image of the country.
In fact, now it looks that the forces adversely inimical towards Pakistan, have launched an all out attack, which has no parallel in the past. For Pakistan, it is now almost a do or die battle, which can not be won alone by our security forces fighting and suffering heavy losses of both men and material; without the total involvement of the each and every citizen of the country.
In the past cases of terrorist attacks on the GHQ, PIDC house & Pakistan Navy air base, it was reported that the gang of attackers were residing in a rented house for quite some time, in an area not very far away from their targets. It was also reported that the neighbors of these houses were although, suspicious of these tenants yet, they kept quiet and did not tip area police, about their apprehensions.
Under the prevailing circumstances, there is a dire need for motivating general public, to remain extra-vigilant in playing their role of defending the motherland, by involvement of entire population of the country, to look out for the stay and suspicious activities of the terrorist, in their near vicinity.
As such, In order to make the stay of terrorists at any place almost impossible, it is proposed to actively involve the entire population, to look out & hunt them. This objective can be easily achieved, by the announcement of the Government, that a REWARD of Rs.50 million (Rupees 5 Crores) shall be paid to any person, who informs the Police, about the terrorist staying in a house, hostel, hotel, rest house or any such place.
For Pakistan, it is not a war against terror, rather it is a world war, with no other option except to win it quickly; and to achieve that objective, the entire population of the country must be geared up and involved in the task of watch and vigilance.

Loud Thinking June 06, 2013 at 11:42AM

A Recipe to Defeat the Terrorism

Posted at www.snayyar.com by Syed Nayyar Uddin on November 22, 2012 in Counter Terrorism, My Views, Pakistan, Terrorism |
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The sudden increase of acts of terrorism, with particular reference to the incidents in Karachi, Quetta, KPK and Rawalpindi on Nov. 21, 2012, highlights the importance of the preventive measures to curb the menace of terrorism, which is causing severe losses to the men, material, reputation and image of the country.
In fact, now it looks that the forces adversely inimical towards Pakistan, have launched an all out attack, which has no parallel in the past. For Pakistan, it is now almost a do or die battle, which can not be won alone by our security forces fighting and suffering heavy losses of both men and material; without the total involvement of the each and every citizen of the country.
In the past cases of terrorist attacks on the GHQ, PIDC house & Pakistan Navy air base, it was reported that the gang of attackers were residing in a rented house for quite some time, in an area not very far away from their targets. It was also reported that the neighbors of these houses were although, suspicious of these tenants yet, they kept quiet and did not tip area police, about their apprehensions.
Under the prevailing circumstances, there is a dire need for motivating general public, to remain extra-vigilant in playing their role of defending the motherland, by involvement of entire population of the country, to look out for the stay and suspicious activities of the terrorist, in their near vicinity.
As such, In order to make the stay of terrorists at any place almost impossible, it is proposed to actively involve the entire population, to look out & hunt them. This objective can be easily achieved, by the announcement of the Government, that a REWARD of Rs.50 million (Rupees 5 Crores) shall be paid to any person, who informs the Police, about the terrorist staying in a house, hostel, hotel, rest house or any such place.
For Pakistan, it is not a war against terror, rather it is a world war, with no other option except to win it quickly; and to achieve that objective, the entire population of the country must be geared up and involved in the task of watch and vigilance.

Loud Thinking June 05, 2013 at 07:16PM

Tim May Resigns from the Post of CEO FICA.

The game of cricket and ICC are in tatters. In fact, this was the time FICA needed Tim May the most, rather than him stepping aside.
TIM May should have taken inspiration from the great Nelson Mandela, who didn’t quit his followers, under the worst of times of his 29 years captivity period.
As they say never say die.

Loud Thinking June 05, 2013 at 04:31PM

Reaching-Out is to offer help or assistance.

Loud Thinking June 05, 2013 at 04:20PM

“There is no such thing as a ‘self-made’ man. We are made up of thousands of others. Everyone who has ever done a kind deed for us, or spoken one word of encouragement to us, has entered into the make-up of our character and of our thoughts, as well as our success.”

George Burton Adams (1851-1925);
educator, historian

Loud Thinking June 05, 2013 at 04:01PM

@U.S. Embassy, Ambassador Hoagland, Greetings.

It is very strange that your country always loads our military dictators with dollars. However, whenever, a civilian setup takes over, it is greeted with sanctions.

Lately, KLB came as a bonus for the civilian set up. But ultimately, the GOVERNMENT got peanuts and major (so- called ) amount went to the NGO’s.

Can u give a concrete and solid figure that how much dollars were EXACTLY given to the civilian government and how much to the NGO’s?

In this regard, may please note that despite my repeated requests thru Twitter messages, your State Department absolutely failed to give these figures, they just played with this and that project, but NO Exact or even approximate figures.

Loud Thinking June 05, 2013 at 02:14PM

Think Positively About Stress

Are you worried that your high stress level is bad for your performance, your relationships, and your health? It turns out that believing stress has a negative impact might be the worst part.
New studies show that your mindset is the most important predictor of how stress affects you. If you believe it’s bad for you, it will be. But you’ll be happier, healthier, and more effective if you see the difficulties and challenges you face as opportunities to learn and grow, rather than as your “daily grind.”
So think about stress differently: It can create mental toughness, increase clarity, and contribute to a sense of confidence.

Today’s Management Tip was adapted from “How You Can Benefit from All Your Stress” by Heidi Grant Halvorson.

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