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To: TobagoJack who wrote (110513)2/9/2015 2:51:53 AM
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am helping my Huawei friend getting into the fast track and explaining what knowledge is

You need 10.000 hours become “successful” at anything

What are exactly 10.000 Hours?

Using a 40-hour week you do 1920 hours per year.

At a rate of 1920 hours per year it takes 5 years and 3 months for your to complete the 10.000 hours require to be successful.

What you did in the last 10.000 hours working tells you what you are successful at.

Malcolm Gladwell’s “10,000 Hour” rule came from his 2008 book “Outliers – The Story of Success” where he posited that to become “successful” at anything, required a minimum of 10,000 hours of progressively challenging experience.

(That is why people I meet at the companies that contract me could never do what I was doing at the level I was doing. Nothing wrong with them. They just do not have the 10.000 hours)

here "The 10.000 hour rule" Chapter 2

http://cs.ecust.edu.cn/snwei/studypc/jsjdl/data/OutliersTheStoryOfSuccess.pdf

Because companies get their people who want to get promoted these companies think they can use a short cut.

They spend money and the time of their staff training them in PMI PMC Prince2 MSP and ITIL thinking that they can get Project Managers.

It is like if an airline train staff and give a plane to a guy just because he passed an examination without having the flying hours..

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