We, in human history, have dealt with many epidemics, pandemics, and deadly viruses which took a heavy toll on human lives or hampered it.
The recent one was Corona Virus, which affected us physically, mentally, socially, and financially. It slowed down the growth, forced us to wear masks, keep social distance even with our loved ones, and quarantined us for more than a year. But thanks to medical science, we found vaccines for it. Though not completely, we are somehow safe now.
But though we are successful in dealing with many deadliest viruses, we knowingly avoided facing the most prevailing virus, that infected only the human race since its evolution. It led to many wars, massacres, colonization, invasion, and violence; that virus is a ‘Virus of Negativity’. Many superpowers and well-known scientists have conveniently ignored that virus as they knew it would be difficult to find a vaccine for it.
Though the degree may differ, the virus has infected everyone. Countries, societies, and families with the most infected people; are compelled to live in an unhappy environment. Due to that virus, there is an imbalance in everything.
Some of the symptoms seen in people highly infected with ‘Virus of Negativity’ are as follows:
They are egoistic;
They think of themselves as superior and others as inferior;
They are jealous of others’ success or progress and try to bring them down by hook or crook;
They try to dominate others, harass others, and humiliate others;
They are always unhappy and always search for wrong in everything;
They are pessimists;
They blame others.
One can now realize how dangerous these infected people are. These people look normal, but deep in thought, they are very lethal. If untreated, every body cell, tissue, and organ gets diseased, showing symptoms of various illnesses. It is the most contagious virus of all time, as it can spread without being in contact. Also, no one has yet developed any technique/machine to diagnose it.
The only way to stop this virus is to be happy and have a positive attitude.
It’s high time for everyone to work on themselves to remain immune from the virus, or it will keep on destroying the beauty of LifeтАжтЬНя╕П
To excel in a career, everyone has to face an interview.
An interview is an inevitable part of our life and career.
When we meet someone, ask us about our whereabouts; it is too one kind of interview. Try your best to answer those questions; it will help you to develop your interview skills.┬а┬а
So one must always be prepared for an interview.
In professional interviews, an important question is ” Tell me about yourself?”.
Many candidates though well-prepared, fail to answer this question. The reason is that most of the candidates answer this question monotonously. The candidate whose answer is professional and promising has more chances of cracking the interview.
A simple formula for answering, “Tell Me About Yourself?”
Talk a little bit about what your current role is, the scope of it, and perhaps a recent accomplishment.┬а
Talk about how you can be an asset to the job you’re applying for.┬а
Mention your previous experience relevant to the job and company you’re applying to.
Talk about your professional qualities and objectives.
Nowadays, EQ is a better indicator of success in the workplace.
According to research, personal qualities such as perseverance, self-control, and skill in getting along with others influence our success. Workers with high EQ are better able to work in teams, adjust to change, and be flexible.
Research has found that individuals with strong leadership potential are more emotionally intelligent.
Emotional intelligence enhances the following traits in us:
Has a healthy sense of self-awareness;
Understands strengths and weaknesses;
A person with a high EQ can maturely reveal emotions and exercise restraint when needed;
Emotionally intelligent people are self-motivated;
A person who has empathy has compassion and an understanding of human nature that allows connecting with other people on an emotional level. The ability to empathize allows a person to respond genuinely to other’s concerns;
Emotionally intelligent people can build rapport and trust quickly with others.