interview

Interviews with successful executives and top corporate culture influencers.

She Hosted Focus Interview for 20 Years. Then She Bowed and Said Nothing.
Jing Yidan: the gentle and resolute one has gone She hosted Focus Interview for more than 20 years and Touching China for 19.
By Jin6 days ago in Journal
NOT A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO MANIFESTING
NOT A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO MANIFESTING A Quiet Word With the Universe From Yourself I am not going to teach you how to manifest. There are enough people doing that already, usually while sitting in a perfect white room with a candle burning, three crystals lined up like obedient little soldiers and not a speck of dust anywhere. My house does not work like that, and neither does my mind. My thoughts arrive together, all talking at once, while the kettle is boiling and something I put down two minutes ago has mysteriously disappeared. This is not another guide promising that the universe will deliver everything you desire before teatime. This is simply a quiet word with the universe from myself.
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 8 days ago in Journal
Who is Marie381Uk
Who Is Marie381UK? The Story of George’s Girl The woman behind more than 4,000 poems I feel a bit daft writing something about myself. Blowing my own trumpet has never come naturally to me, and part of me wondered whether people might think, “Who does she think she is?”
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 18 days ago in Journal
William Dunn left wine and spirits at 50 to buy a cleaning company. Two years later it had doubled.
In early 2022, William Dunn and his leadership team pulled themselves headfirst through a mud pit on national television. The setting was CNBC's No Retreat: Business Bootcamp, a reality series hosted by Spartan Race founder Joe De Sena, and CNS Cleaning Company was one of only six businesses chosen from across the country to compete. Crawling through mud is an odd look for the president of a commercial cleaning company. Dunn signed up anyway.
By Vipan K.20 days ago in Journal
Gabriel Shohet built a coffee empire on the bean the industry dismissed
The Miami office of Black Sheep Coffee is, by Gabriel Shohet's own account, close to a ghost town. Five chairs. No screens. A building so empty it echoes when he speaks. Shohet based himself here in 2024, leaving a company with more than 140 locations worldwide to go back to chasing landlords and scouting sites himself. He runs Black Sheep Coffee as joint chief executive alongside Eirik Holth, the flatmate he met at university. He went looking for the hard version anyway.
By Vipan K.28 days ago in Journal
Can Experience Be Turned Into a Conversation?
After nearly three decades in international hospitality, experience begins to work differently. Not every situation feels entirely new. Patterns start to emerge.
By Cristian Marino30 days ago in Journal
Asha Bonnae Raleigh Runs Every Property She Owns. That Is Deliberate.
In 2012, Asha Bonnae Raleigh went three rounds against Alena Miwa and left with a unanimous decision. In most profiles, a detail like that would carry the whole opening.
By Vipan K.about a month ago in Journal
Before You Apply for Another Work-From-Home Job
Before You Apply for Another Work-From-Home Job, Do These 10 Things Finding a legitimate work-from-home job shouldn't feel like trying to navigate a minefield.
By Timothy A Rowlandabout a month ago in Journal
7 Red Flags That Scream “This Job Is a Scam”
Working from home sounds like the perfect solution. No commute. No office politics. More flexibility. And, depending on the job, the possibility of earning a decent income from the comfort of your own home.
By Timothy A Rowlandabout a month ago in Journal
I Tested 5 “Passive Income” Ideas
After trying to make money online with $0, I kept seeing one phrase everywhere: “Passive income.” So, what is passive income anyway? Most people think that passive income is getting money without having to do anything. That's not it. That's a gift or winning a lottery. Passive income is getting paid over and over for something you've already done or created, without having to redo that thing.
By Timothy A Rowlandabout a month ago in Journal
Stefan Swanepoel and the discipline of telling real estate the truth
In 2015 the National Association of Realtors hired Stefan Swanepoel to do something trade groups almost never do: write down, in plain language, every serious way their own industry could fail. He found fifty. The study he titled the DANGER Report spelled out those fifty material threats to residential real estate in terms no one could misread, and it became one of the most cited pieces of strategic analysis the business has produced. The assignment captured exactly why the industry keeps handing Stefan Swanepoel its hardest questions. He tells people what they would rather not hear, backed by research they cannot easily wave away.
By Vipan K.about a month ago in Journal
I Tried Making Money Online With $0
Most “make money online” advice sounds simple—until you actually try it. I kept seeing the same promises everywhere: start with nothing, make money fast, escape the 9–5. So I decided to test it for myself.
By Timothy A Rowlandabout a month ago in Journal