In Leaderonomics, it’s mandatory to be an actor from time to time. (check out the previous video I did with dmingthing) This particular video however put me in the spotlight, a soft spotlight too. Not sure if my colleagues do really feel this way about me or it’s just for acting’s sake. But it’s okay, I love you all!
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Top 10 most foolish resume mistakes [Video]
Leaderonomics is here with some crucial tips in what not to do with your resume.
Great fun filming this with Ming too!
B.O.S.S. : Recruitment Tips for Employers [Video]
Some awesome tips on how to recruit from Leaderonomics!
B.O.S.S. : Best Ways to Empower People In the Workplace [Video]
If you didn’t already know. I work at Leaderonomics. It’s simply one of the best places to work at in Malaysia because we get to do fun videos for My Star Job pull out every fortnight in The Star Newspaper!
Life At Leaderonomics: Things I admire about you…
At Leaderonomics, we have dedicated a session to teach one another with whatever expertise we have. So last Friday we were given a session by Eric Lau on Trust & Recognition.
At the end of the session we were all asked to answer a few questions in a card and present it to one another. This is what I got.
JAMES.IE :)
Things I admire about you!
a. Passion b. Cheerfulness C. Teachable/humble
Because…
a. Passionate about what you believe in & not ashamed to share it with the world. eg. YEP promo at STAR Edu fair, you engage ppl & make sure they hear you.
b. Always fun to be with, even in stressful situations. Your cheer spreads, esp at camps!
c. eg. When I tell you stuff at camps. You listen, although I’m younger than you . =P
[picture taken during our company Hat Day]
First time on radio.
I was on the BFM radio this afternoon talking about YEP (Young Entrepreneurship Programme). It’s my first time doing a live radio interview. The last time I heard my voice over the radio was when I was 10. It was a recording of my first runner-up prize for interstate story telling competition. The only picture I could dig up is this.
Radio interview is far less intimidating compared to giving a speech on stage. Mainly because there ain’t a thousand pair of eyes staring at you. But I have to admit I was a bit nervous when Freda Liu said “We’ll be on air in 1 minute.” I can feel my stomach getting sucked in to create a black hole of it’s own. She announced again that there’s 30 seconds left. Luckily I was able to shake it off at the last 5 seconds that she was counting down. Below is how the session went. Don’t quite like it but it’s definitely a good experience.