Dr. Sulaiman Algharbi
Bio
Retired after more than 28 years of experience with the Saudi Aramco Company. Has a Ph.D. degree in business administration. Book author. Articles writer. Owner of ten patents.
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Stories (41/0)
Godspeed. Narcissist Boss
Sigmund Freud, who came up with psychoanalysis, said that narcissism is "striving for pleasure from vanity or egoistic appraisal of one's own traits." This is just a fancy way of saying "vanity." Bosses come in many shapes and sizes. Just because you're in the field of rehabilitation does not mean you'll never have to deal with a boss with narcissistic traits. Narcissists have an exaggerated sense of their own greatness and are emotionally insensitive. If your boss is pathologically narcissistic, they may be insensitive and egocentric at best and exploitative and abusive at worst. On the other hand, pathological narcissists are more likely to always act in one or more of the following ways: Other bosses may only act this way sometimes, especially when they are stressed.
By Dr. Sulaiman Algharbiabout a year ago in Psyche
How Likely Could We Burn Money To Stay Warm?
When money's value drops by nearly zero, this is called hyperinflation. During the war, the German government printed an endless amount of money to pay for their soldiers' care, supplies, and ammunition. The German government created paper money that was unbacked by anything and borrowed money to cover the expenditures of World War I. This was the beginning of the hyperinflation that would eventually spiral out of control and was already out of control. The proposal called for gradually repaying the debts by annexing countries with abundant natural resources and mandating that the victorious allies make restitution. This plan’s overarching objective was to meet all financial obligations. When the war was over, more money was available than goods to buy. This led directly and immediately to the occurrence of hyperinflation. Due to the ongoing trend of prices going up, the value of one German mark went down. Under the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, Germany had to pay the Allies a lot of money for debts and war damages. All of these payments have to be made.
By Dr. Sulaiman Algharbiabout a year ago in Journal
Can Artificial Intelligent Predict Market Recession?
The machine learning algorithms have spotted a possible snag. According to Allianz Global Investors’ chief officer for systematic equities, Michael Heldmann, “a very high degree of recession risk” is indicated by the firm’s statistical algorithms that employ AI and ML to anticipate recessions.
By Dr. Sulaiman Algharbiabout a year ago in Journal
Post-World Cup Depression
The World Cup of 2022 captivated the interest of millions of people for over a month before abruptly coming to an end. In the days leading up to the conclusion of the World Cup, various social media platforms voiced their concerns about the impending end of the competition. This was because many fans, who had been keeping up with the matches, tournament news, and atmosphere of the competition, would miss the competition more than anything else in the world.
By Dr. Sulaiman Algharbiabout a year ago in Lifehack
THE BIRTH OF JOB SLAVERY'S MISERY
Prior to the current industrial revolution, the majority of individuals ran their own enterprises. They use their unique expertise to work on various enterprises. All of this, however, was altered when the industrial revolution began. The industrial revolution begins, bringing with it immense affluence and global growth. It quickly altered the way we live. Billions of people have already paid a hefty price for this revolution, and they continue to do so every day.
By Dr. Sulaiman Algharbiabout a year ago in Journal