I might have missed an essential topic in series of past Tokyo Engineer Talk updates.
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Revitalise your ‘dead stock’ – mid week fun
How many pockets in you bag?
Clear out all clutters from them.
Your valuable ‘stock’ would like to be visible – anytime.
Do not put them back in dungeon.
There is a way to ‘equip’ it for good use.
Do you feel weight of ‘dead stock’? Today is the time to face it.
(Quoted from Tokyo Engineer Talk)
Sergio T.
Make a loop – Tokyo Engineer Talk
Work discipline is changing here -Tokyo Engineer Talk
Setting up a R&D working flow with a customer, I observe some ‘winning’ pattern for work efficiency…
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Do you have your ‘wire brush’?
Tokyo books – Techs on the move
Easter is not Tokyo culture yet – After usual Monday work force me to have a refresh in a bookstore. I’ve never been disappointed by enthusiasm for tech-gadget in this town.
what’s in your bag / new style of people’s profile
Beauty of everyday
Just a brief flight at mid afternoon break. Life is so full of beauty.
Happy Easter – Sorawave.com
mid-week fun – life in Tokyo
Travel got full of surprise, living different day one after another.
Successful or failure? Actually there is no black and white boundary.
One thing I can say, you cannot take a day back. First meeting with client could be last one… Continue reading “mid-week fun – life in Tokyo”
Wing it
Don’t underestimate power of screen shot – Part 2
Thank you for all feedbacks on this topic.
I finish off with some tricks to get even more from it.
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Don’t underestimate power of screen shot – Part 1
In my London-Tokyo travel life, taking screen dump is powerful tool…
I am REALLY flat out with all SIM card drama and roaming-fee surprise in my all travel experience.
OK. I could stick to Wifi most of time but misses any connection on the move.
And then I noticed IT all of sudden. Continue reading “Don’t underestimate power of screen shot – Part 1”