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Every year I ask myself if I'm doing what I want to do, being what I want to be.
I take numerous career assessments, psychology tests, and read various self-help
books on career development. I read somewhere that a person on average changes
career five times during his/her lifetime. One management professor
once said that you can change the industry and the function but not at the same
time. In the US, my ex-colleagues job-hop as a way to increase their pay.
The whole world of work is changing, towards more flexibility. analyticalQ
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indispensable for the happiness of man. Samuel JohnsonAll work and no play makes analyticalQ a dull site.Work is the curse of the drinking classes.Work like you don't need the money. Anonymous
from management consultant to
energy magazine editor
who is Anne Ku?
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Academia | Kubasaki
High School | a US Department of Defense
Dependent school in sub-tropical Okinawa, Japan; an American style education means
lots of extra-curricular activities after school and culture trips in the summer.
Class of 82 list. |
Duke
University | a private university in Durham,
North Carolina known for its wealthy founders, cut-throat Duke medical school,
thousands of acres of forest, the lovely Sarah P Duke gardens, the Blue Devil
basketball team, and lots of grand pianos everywhere. Some older buildings
are made from limestone, to look old and wise. | Cornell University |
a private university in Ithaca, New York, surrounded by gorges (waterfalls),
known for its school of hospitality management and hence wonderful food |
McGill University |
an English-speaking university in French-speaking Montreal, cosmopolitan,
good introduction to Europe for those in North America | Oxford University |
along with Cambridge, one of the oldest universities in England; famous for
New College choir, graduating famous people; the buildings and walls are yellow
and brown from age - not painted to look old. | London School of Economics |
part of the University of London, set in Holborn, next to the Lincoln's Inn
(law courts), famous for its radical politically-vocal students in the sixties,
as well as many post-graduate programmes in law, accounting, operations research,
statistics, and computer science | London Business School |
part of the University of London, facing the circular Regent's Park, near
Sherlock Holmes' Baker Street and Madame Tussaud's; run like a business with profit
centres and transfer pricing, etc. Students nowadays are treated like customers.
One perk of being a student, staff, faculty, or alumni is access to the swimming
pool and other health club-like facilities. |
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Associations | IAEE |
International Association for Energy Economics publishes The Energy Journal
and holds a national (US) and an international (non-US) conference held each year. |
INFORMS |
previously TIMS and ORSA: Operations Research and Management Science.
Has a good job announcements section. Publications include Interfaces.
Two national (US) conferences and one international (non-US) conference held each
year. | Toastmasters |
professional speaking. Find a chapter near you! Sample Speech | | Interests | Music | | Exercise | | Travel | "to
go to every single country once before I die" | Cooking | if
music is the food of love, where can I take gourmet cooking
classes? | Websites | from
intranets to websites, building and maintaining - analyticalQ.com website is like
an artist's sketchpad, a journalist's notepad, a scientist's laboratory, ...and
even teaching psychology of multimedia! |
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