This is the second posting in a group of commentaries that may or may not end up in the book, but which I thought might be of interest.
Shall I crack any of those old jokes, master,
At which the audience never fail to laugh?
– Aristophanes (450 BC – 388 BC) Frogs, 405 B.C.
Getting a promotion, especially your first promotion to management, is a great ego boost. Even though it is de rigueur to feign modesty and pretend it’s not a big change, it really is. You will no doubt feel unsure about some aspects of the new job, but combined with that will be an awareness that you have been chosen as someone worthy of the challenge.
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Your New Audience
August 10, 2007This is the second posting in a group of commentaries that may or may not end up in the book, but which I thought might be of interest.
Shall I crack any of those old jokes, master,
At which the audience never fail to laugh?
– Aristophanes (450 BC – 388 BC) Frogs, 405 B.C.
Getting a promotion, especially your first promotion to management, is a great ego boost. Even though it is de rigueur to feign modesty and pretend it’s not a big change, it really is. You will no doubt feel unsure about some aspects of the new job, but combined with that will be an awareness that you have been chosen as someone worthy of the challenge.
Read the rest of this entry ?
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