Bill Gates has finally come clean on the combination that is synonymous with Microsoft Windows – Control, Alt and Delete. On the fringes of a Harvard press room session, he admitted to the blunder that got introduced into the original Windows operating system. Gates plainly put the blame on the developer for the three-key combination. […]
This is the social networking age where most people are hooked onto one or more social networking circles. The human psyche’s natural intent is to boast of ourselves, and social channels provide an excellent channel for us to blabber on what we do, including the menial tasks of cleaning a car, fixing omelettes and then […]
It is common to see entrepreneurs get carried away with cool and interesting ideas. The new business will have plenty of zeal but not enough strength to stand on its own. Reason? The business is not solid enough to stand on its own legs. There’s a massive difference between an interesting idea and a solid […]
A study conducted by Dr Kate Ratliff of Florida University has revealed something that has always been doubted but never accepted. A series of tests conducted shows that men look forward to seeing their spouses or girlfriends fail. According to the study, men believe that spouse’s success is equivalent to their failure. Even if the spouse […]
The Japanese have been the pioneers of quality. From the depths of nuclear bombings in the 1940s to where they are today, their success is attributed to quality. They strived hard to build their country on quality rather than on temporary achievements like efficiency, quick wins and selling of natural resources. Japan did not have […]
Are you considering studying for and obtaining your Project Management Professional (PMP)®Certification? Are you wondering what study tools and methods others have used successfully? Are you interested in reading about the exam experiences of those who have recently passed the PMP® Exam? Then there is a forum you should check out on The PM PrepCast […]
This is one of the answers I am trying to answer in the book that I am authoring on communication. The judgment is divided. There are some people that I have spoken to, industry stalwarts who believe that technical skills brings you across the door. And, there are other experts who tell me that communication […]
In the science of communication, there is a notion that non verbal communication is more effective than its verbal counterpart. Several researchers have studied the various types of verbal and non verbal communications and have come out with theories supporting the latter. One such theory is the 7%-38%-55% rule suggested by Albert Mehrabian. According to the rule, when […]
