This week’s question comes from Laura. Q: It feels like I have too many tasks. On one hand there’s my email inbox. Then there’s my notebook, then there’s my long to-do list. I have so many things. Please advise me on how to progress.
3 Steps to Find Your Dream Career – Pick Dave’s Brain
This week’s question comes from Ramzi in Quebec, Canada. Q: I have tried for a long time to find the best career where I will be fully satisfied, but I’m having a hard time finding it. What do you feel is the best formula to find the right career, Dave?
Hate commuting? Here’s how to find a remote career – Pick Dave’s Brain
This week’s question comes from D.C. in San Gabriel, California. He asks: Q: I want to work from home. What are some work-from-home recruitment sites you’d recommend? Thanks!
Why “urgent” and “important” isn’t important anymore – Pick Dave’s Brain
This week’s question comes from Antonio in Montreal, Canada. Q: I went through your “Time Management Fundamentals” course. You said that when organizing tasks, anything between 5-15 minutes or of “no big importance” goes into the task reminders list. What happens when we have a lot of these tasks? Do you organize them into categories … Continue reading “Why “urgent” and “important” isn’t important anymore – Pick Dave’s Brain”
Why “less is more” for performance reviews – Pick Dave’s Brain
This week’s question comes from Natasha in Sydney, Australia. She asked: Q: I’ve read your articles on LinkedIn about Productive Leadership. I had a simple question. What should a good leader suggest for an employee to add on their professional development aspirations section in their performance review?
