Management Bits and Tips

Full stomach affects clear thinking (bit). Avoid abrupt talking about work-related issues requiring thoughtful considerations and making decisions just after having a full lunch (tip).

Right after your lunch or close to its end you might loose control and start talking straight to someone and use language that sends your message to a wrong direction and you get opposite results. I personally read science fiction and history books during my lunch time and keep silence. Keeping silence probably deserves its own management bit.

- Dmitry Vostokov @ ManagementBits.com - 

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