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Future Delivery is about productive gaming. The more hours you play a game, the more successful your real life would be...
One will never reach distant shores, if he chooses to remain upon the dock, In fear his little ship of dreams may be dashed against the rocks....
Once upon a time, there was an corn farmer who lived near a baseball field. On the weekends, the neighborhood boys would play baseball on the field. All the homeruns would fly into the farmer’s cornfield, and as the boys retrieved the ball they would damage the farmers crop. ...
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Hi FD Fans!
I want to announce the launch of our Private Beta for FD Career! Here is the invitation:
http://FDcareer.com
code: junloayza
FD Career is your professional and personal development community. Our private beta has FD Cache, which is a tool to research company information and profiles. All of the information o...n the Cache is contributed by our users, so it is the most straight forward, honest, and useful information possible. Go ahead and contribute your opinions about your company or start your own company see-saw if your company is not yet featured!
Thanks and I look forward to receiving everyones feedback!
- Jun
Networking and building relationships with people is one of the most essential things one needs to do to become successful. When you want to contact someone and meet up(newly met professional or old friend), you want to find a common interest to make the meeting pleasant and enjoyable for both...
I have a big problem with companies or people who give job seekers very general information about interviewing. Yahoo Jobs writes about how the “Why Should I Hire You?” question can make or break your interview chances. This is true, but they don’t really do anything to prepare a nervous job see...
Networking is tough, mainly because you are forced to cross through your comfort zone. Engaging and talking to strangers can be rather intimidating. However, the fear of reaching out is essentially based on illusions...
The most common path taken by students is an internship their 3rd year and then recruit for a full-time offer their 4th year. An internship your 3rd year DOES NOT put you ahead of the game; you are merely ON PAR with all of your peers...
I have two theories about choosing a major. My first theory is that you should choose a major that is very relevant to the career you want to pursue. So for example, if you want to go into investment banking or accounting, then Business Economics w/ an Accounting minor is very relevant. If yo...
I just read a blog post by Mark entitled How Much of Yourself Should You Really Be? Mark seems like a great guy, but I must completely disagree with all the points and statements that he makes on his blog post....
Networking, or building relationships rather, is one of the most important concepts in becoming successful. Nothing can be done on your own, and the stronger your connections are, the more resourceful you are, and ultimately, the “luckier” you become. He...
At least one undergraduate student pulls me aside at each of our events and asks me this question. Each one has a sad but eager look on their face, hoping to hear me say that they are not defeated and that they have a fighting chance....
Remember this concept. One of the best ways to keep track of your career is to understand where you are relative to your peers not just within your company but with competitors as well. Reason being that your competitors are most likely doing work similar to your own company...
What is the most important factor that determines if you get the offer? Is it your looks and personality or is it your resume and previous experiences? Lets take a step back and analyze what companies are looking for in potential new hires. ...
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