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Details vs. the Big Picture: What’s More Important for Success?
There is always a story like this in “Airport Success Science”: Richard III, the last king of the York dynasty, on the eve of a decisive battle with Earl Henry of Lancaster, found that his horse had not been shod, so he ordered The blacksmith worked all night making horseshoe nails. When the last nail of the last palm was hammered in, all the materials were used up, and there was no time to make new nails for a while, so I had to hammer three nails and go to the battlefield. The ending can be imagined. The war horse fell down due to the shoe falling off…
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The Interview Question That Revealed the Ideal Public Relations Manager
A company recruits two public relations managers with high salaries. For this interview, the general manager racked his brains to come up with a novel interview question to test these excellent interviewers. Because most of the candidates have gone through multiple interviews now, the general interview questions are not difficult for them at all. Before asking questions, they have already thought about the answers. The general manager thought for a few days and finally came up with an interview question. On the day of the interview, several candidates arrived early. The general manager looked at the interviewees, and saw that they looked very complacent, and at a glance, he knew…
