The Key to Success

Employers allow telecommuting for many reasons, including the ability to recruit better talent, decrease overhead expenses, increase productivity, expand the employee base to include those with disabilities (Anderson, Bricout & West, 2001; Lipin, 2010; Myungjung & So Hee, 2017), and to support

“What If the Secret to Success is Failure?” by Paul Tough presents how Dominic Randolph, the headmaster of Riverdale Country School, wants his students to succeed, but he believes that in order to succeed, you have to learn how to fail. It is believed that character is the most important part for success. Dominic Randolph, and David Levin, superintendent of the Knowledge in Power Program (KIPP) schools, work together in order to to reach a conclusion, that is character traits is needed in order to succeed in academic and in life. Though a student could be smart in academics, but he has to have character in order to succeed. “The Inverse Power of Praise” by Po Bronson and Ashley Merriman cite how praising a child too much could affect their

We can all attest to the fact that technology has made our lives better in numerous ways. We have the ability to communicate with people in different countries with the use of a cell phone. We are able to communicate with our loved ones via Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat etc... People are living longer because technology continues to advance, and the more it advances, the more we find answers and cures to diseases. Senior citizens are living longer which enables them to see their family develop. Technology has also increased the speed in which we receive and find information. Academically, students now have more of advantage than those who attended school without the usage of smartphones, computers, and Google the world's biggest search

“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts”

Another disadvantage from this technological advances is the invasion of privacy. There we will have had some people that will have gotten the ability hack the system and will be able to watch other´s profiles, know everything about them and control them even though they don't want to be watched.

There is new and smarter technology being produced every day! The faster, smarter, and smaller technology becomes also makes it more and more expensive. As technology is being made smarter it is also helping educate people quicker due to being able to get information to people ads, games, online news and several other ways. With technology expanding within society, there has been an increase in awareness, and increase in jobs involving technology, and more of an ease to complete task that took a long time or were hard, pre-technology.

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More employees are converting to telecommuting due to a variety of reasons. “The current business paradigm shift recognizes that space and time no longer contractually define the mode and nature of work. Workers do not have to go to where the work is - instead, work is now sent to where the workers are - in homes, satellite offices, and neighborhood work centers,”(Nyaanga, 2012). Author Solomon makes a valid point in his article since many people do not want to do the daily commute five to six days a week. Not only does it waste actual work time, money for transportation, but also the convenience capabilities for employees. The convenience certainly applies to employees who do not live close to the office setting or live in a very populated area with heavy traffic.

Creates a more efficient work environment making it easier for employees to do their job which leads to effectiveness

Technology has created shortcuts in working and made tasks easier to accomplish. Technology may have caused our life to be faster but it made it easier also. Phones, vehicles and computers are all physical examples that contributed abundantly towards the life of our people. With technology, transportation has increased significantly. We don’t have to walk to go

There is a bonus secret that we have talked about before, but we will reiterate it: Don 't leave anything to "chance." Chance is the realm of the gambler, the realm of the 80 percenters. They

“I don’t know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everyone” (Cosby). Giving up is like going from walking to now using a wheelchair. When I was a child, I wanted to find my purpose as being an adult. Now that I am older the missing pieces to my puzzle are starting to come together. I once gave up on life. I was a high school dropout with no education. What inspired me to go back to school to receive my GED/Diploma was when I realized that I could not be successful in life without an education. The reason I dropped out of high school was due to me hanging around the wrong crowd of friends. The type of friends I hung around did not want anything out of life. None of them wanted to be successful. We did

Success is everything. However you choose to define the word, there is no denying that is in great demand. If any of those dollar keychains sold at museums are to be believed, once you have success, almost everything else too – fame, wealth, even happiness – is yours. Yet despite all the hype this gateway to all things desirable remains elusive, and how to achieve it is still a mystery to most. However this ad for The Journal Collection of notebooks, which appeared in the Wall Street Journal, would have us believe that the secret to success is as simple as buying one of the books it advertises. The ad showcases the notebooks, which are arranged in neatly at the top of the ad, and below these features text that offers a compelling argument

Secondly, Swami Sivananda once stated, “Put your heart, mind, and soul into even your smallest acts. This is the secret of success” (Swami 25 October, 2015). Provided that, one’s heart composes of two functions, in which one is to pump blood and the other one, is to embody one’s behaviour, emotions, feelings, and personality. Moreover, Andrew displays the capability of controlling his behaviour, emotions, and treats other people appropriately. Throughout the movie, Andrew was able to experience a diverse amount of emotions such as love, jealousy, affection, being scared, and happiness. Above all, Andrew felt devastated and heartbroken as he overheard Little Miss being told by her father that she “cannot invest your emotions in a machine” (Bicentennial Man, 1999). Unfortunately, Andrew is once more treated as a household appliance and more importantly felt sad, since it was impossible to be with the only person he loved, which was Little Miss. As a result, Andrew gains this desire to have facial expressions, nervous system, and etc.… Nevertheless, it is because of Andrews emotions, which allowed him to persevere and build his true identity, therefore one’s emotions is strictly confined to that individual 's identity. With this concept in mind, one can say that emotions are potent and relevant to one’s being because it adds depth and meaning to them, when compared to other individuals. In addition, these attributes makes an individual more of a different and sophisticated

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