Approach your next shift as if your every move is being video recorded for a worldwide audience and that your parents, kids, friends, and future employers are all tuned-in.
This can lead to the biggest payoff you can have: an engaged, tuned-in workplace, which can help you adapt and respond without reverting to a cacophony of initiatives and a hopeless diversity of opinions.
Young alums are particularly well-positioned to help because they're likely more tuned-in to entry-level openings, says Ms. Pollak, adding it's increasingly common for companies to offer referral bonuses to employees who recruit others, which serves as additional incentive.
After the week we were in another mindset, completely de-stressed, unhurried, and totally tuned in to the laid-back aloha vibe that insists on harmony.
Though Mr. O'Hara's once-popular novels and short stories are no longer widely read, he was famous in 1940 for his well-tuned ear, and the characters in "Pal Joey" sound like they stepped out of a real-life alley after throwing a couple of punches.
SideCar, which launched in Seattle in November, has fined-tuned the technology and believes it can now roll-out in multiple cities at the same time, Paul says.
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The series proved a ratings juggernaut for the network--28.2 million viewers tuned in for the first season--and pioneered the modern reality form and the product placement opportunities that came with it.
With the new method in hand, Dr Davis said that next-generation telescopes tuned to these microwave frequencies - such as the Alma telescope in Chile - would be able to easily acquire the masses of hundreds of black holes.
At Scottish Enterprise, which already had several advantages in its track record, its in-house expertise and a government tuned in to backing its inward investment efforts, they couldn't believe their luck.
This was compared to an average of about 6.5 million people who tuned in during its nightly two-week run to see how eight celebrities coped in harsh surroundings.
Viewing figures for her funeral in 1997 were 33 million people - more than the total who tuned in to watch Michael Jackson's or Ronald Reagan's funeral, according to Nielsen media research.
Adeeb acknowledges that in order to work internationally subject matter has to change to be, perhaps, less tuned in to local audiences in favour of wider ones -- but he is convinced cinema has the power to communicate over national borders.
He had a few years of success initially, but then producers' ears tuned in to a new generation of composers in the mid-1980s.
Twenty-three million people tuned in to see him crown Kelly Clarkson during the first season of American Idol.
An average of 109, 000 viewers tuned in on an all-day basis that month--just one-third of the viewership expected by advertisers.
The underdog sensation lost the game 1-0 but the hard-core fans who tuned in were treated to an absorbing game.
More 18-49 year olds tuned in to watch The Walking Dead Sunday night than turned to MTV to watch Jersey Shore.
South-East Europe is tuned in the safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage!
"Twenty-three million people tuned in Monday night to see My Big Fat Greek Life, expecting, no doubt, to see a new version of My Big Fat Greek Wedding, " its review said.
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On average, an audience of 11.6 million regularly tuned in for CBS fare, only marginally larger than the tune-in for the same period a year ago, according to Nielsen.
"This database will be fine-tuned by the government and local prosecution services to determine in which cases the non-localisation is related to crime, as well as cases of migration, re-location for family reasons, natural disasters or others, " she said.
Most recently, a team from Stanford took the helm of Sequoia to run computational fluid dynamics simulations -- a process that requires a finely tuned balance of computation, memory and communication components -- in order to better understand engine noise from supersonic jets.
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All of this as the television ratings sag: Only 15.5 million viewers on average tuned in to the DNC in 2004, down 24% from 1992--the highest viewership since 1984--according to Nielsen Media Research.
An average 5.6 million viewers tuned in to see former ski-jumper Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards win the final show on Saturday.
On average, only 6.4 million viewers tuned in from week to week--not enough to justify a second season for the show.
On average, 8.9 million viewers tuned in to the Walt Disney-owned network this season, down 9% from the year before, according to Nielsen Media Research.
Just the same, Superman's mythology has been continually fine-tuned and rewritten, most recently in the 2009 series "Secret Origins, " and expanded in the two bestselling "Earth One" graphic novels of 2010 and 2012.
Unofficial overnight viewing figures show that about 5.8 million tuned in to see the result - still lower than its ITV1 rival Pop Idol which attracted 6.2 million, and was shown an hour earlier at 9pm.
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