What better way to look at your own work than through a fresh set of eyes? We found a summary of the foundational book in the Outlier Series, Ingredients of Outliers, not written by the author, Dr. John Shufeldt, but by another doctor, Douglas Winslow Cooper, PhD. He put the summary together for Asiance magazine, in an article titled, "How to be Outstanding". Check out his synopsis with a few of our instagram photos (follow us at @outlier_series) here: In his recently published The Ingredients of Outliers, physician-lawyer-businessman John Shufeldt, MD, JD, MBA, has written a succinct … [Read more...]
Get Your Dream Job: Ace your Next Job Interview
The economy is in recovery mode and the job market is tough for everyone from new graduates to seasoned experts. Tons of qualified people are all out interviewing for the same desirable positions. The U.S. unemployment rate for 2012 was at an average 7.8 percent with 12.2 million people out of work. That average has gone down to about 5.82 in 2014 but is still relatively high compared to before the recession. A great interview is an essential asset to rope in your ideal career. Here are some quick and easy tips that will make you an appealing job candidate. Dress like a … [Read more...]
Steer Clear of These Written Faux Pas
Proper written communication is crucial in any career at any level. Whether you are writing to obtain a job, to contact a client or potential client, to befriend a colleague, to create a partnership with another company, to reach out to media or even to resign, if your communication is not clear, concise and written with proper grammar, you will look unprofessional and may not reach your goal. Here are a few examples of poor written communication that I have seen over the years: Frequently misspelling words or writing in different tenses. Spelling someone’s name incorrectly, despite … [Read more...]