Yet another testimonial from Senior Vice President of another project I was part of a little while ago. “Hrair Tcholakian speaks technical language that non-technical people can understand. Then, have him speak to his technology peers and he not only speaks their language, but has the expertise to partner and offers solutions, ideas and recommendations […]
Some of you have contacted me to thank me for the recent posts. That the posts were quite interesting and beneficial. You were also curious why I’m giving away those hard-earned lessons for free. I appreciate those concerned comments, and my reaction is that I enjoy sharing what I’ve learned in order to help others.
Rising Tide lifts all boats. Read More »
Some of you may be aware of my passion for music. When I listen to music, I usually analyze it, noting which instrument is playing which chord/note progression, how they are connected, and what kind of mood or impression they are sending to the audience as a whole. the sound mixes, the tonality of each
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To paraphrase Col. Jessep [A Few Good Men]: “You want me on your project, you need me on your project” 😉
Where the Magic Happens Read More »
I tried to keep this article is around 500 words and I just couldn’t. For those looking for bullet-points and bolded words and think TL;DR, I have included them for your preferred convenience so thanks for the drive-by. Those of you still reading and read until the end of this article, thank you, and hope you find this
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We are all going through an unprecedented era of a health crisis, economic turmoil while coping with social distancing, and the challenges of working from home. Personally, I’m an introvert, and “social distancing” is how I’ve been coping most of my life. Yet, I’ve been successful in my career. I have also been working mostly
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[Harmonic Balancer] In the previous post (part 2 of this 4 part series), I used the example of a GPS in a NASCAR race car as an example of putting technology for technology’s sake and not getting the benefit from it. Today, in part 3, I am going to talk about a part of a
Pleasing people is not a priority anymore Manage social and private life (Physically, spiritually, and emotionally) Aware of who you are and fully embrace it Nurture every ideal until it reaches fruition including your tolerance and patience Pursue your passion and beliefs Do not dwell on criticism and let those impact your focus Know when
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