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@maqsoodkayani: @Mubasher_Lucman The Untold Wealth of Ishaq Dar
by: Sabena @sabena_siddiqi

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Show You Can Handle a Group Interview

Group interviews are tougher than one-on-ones. To succeed in this kind of setting, you have to prepare. Do your due diligence to gather information that can help you break the ice with the interviewers. Then once you’re in the room:
Greet them individually. Don’t sit right down and wait to be grilled. Walk around and introduce yourself.
Don’t be a wimp. They want a leader, not someone who shies away from controversy and tries to make everyone happy. But if you’re pushing back, soften it with a question: Ask, “What do clients say about your current marketing approach?” instead of, “It doesn’t look like your marketing approach is working.”
Manage the meeting. Act as the facilitator of the group. If one person won’t stop talking, turn him off politely. If someone hasn’t said much, let her into the conversation. Make sure every interviewer has had a chance to be heard.

Adapted from “ Ace the Group Interview” by Priscilla Claman.

Heartiest congratulations Admiral Zakaullah Sahab on your assuming the command of the PN.

I think your biggest challenges are securing the PN assets from the sabotage of the enemies of Pakistan and purging PN from the fifth columnists, as not in distant future, PN may be required to carry the nuclear weapons, as well.

Today’s Inspirational Quote:

“There are certain things in life where you know it’s a mistake but you don’t really know it’s a mistake because the only way to really know it is a mistake is to make that mistake and look back and say, Yup, that was a mistake. So really, the bigger mistake would be to not make the mistake because then you’ll go your whole life not really knowing if something is a mistake or not.”

— Ted Mosby, How I Met Your Mother

“Wilderness is not a luxury, but a necessity of the human spirit.”

—Edward Abbey (1927-1989)
American Author

Together through thick and thin!

The Nation…May 30, 2014

Link:- http://nation.com.pk/letters/30-May-2014/together-through-thick-and-thin

I would like to ask some candid questions, when our world famous players Aisamul Haq and Rohan Bopanna can team up for the cause of sports, why can’t the two nations team up, to win the wars against diseases, illiteracy and poverty?

Why does India and Pakistan have to be prisoners of their past?

Why are they living like a divided Korea?

Why can’t India and Pakistan live like United Europe?

Why is it that the leadership of both the countries is so weak that they can’t even think of taking bold decision for peace?

Is there a dearth of true statesmen in both the countries?

SYED NAYYAR UDDIN AHMAD,
Lahore, May 25.

Pak vs Aus T20 match

JAL BHI CHUKAY PARWANAY HOO BHI CHUKI RUSWAIE

AAB KHAK URANAAY KOO BAITHAIN HAIN TAMASHAIE

“Tough times never last, but tough people do.”

~Dr. Robert Schuller

“You must be the change you wish to see in the world.”

~Gandhi

“Dream big and dare to fail.”

~Norman Vaughan