Office relocation!!!

I, on behalf of Great Alliances, and executive search team would like to make an announcement to public that our office will be relocated from our current venue to other place on the 18th of February, 2010.

Our current address:
No.48BEo, Street 240,
Sangkat Chaktomuk, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh

New address
No.176, Main road #370 corner Norodom blvd.
Sangkat Beoung Kaeng kongI, Khan Chamkamon, Phnom Penh

Should you need any further assistance, feel free to contact me at any time.

Best wishes and regards,

Ms. Virac Sisocheata
Senior Consultant acting Manager
Office: (855) 92 928 666
Mobile: (855) 12 495 666
Email: socheata@greatalliances.com

A thank you saying to my teacher...

Dedication to Frank Felser - ACE diploma teacher lead:

I am one of the student in Public Speaking and Presentation class at ACE.For the last two years, I've completed 13 diploma courses while, this public speaking class is the last class for me. The result released and i got 84 for total score :) lolz... that's cool enough for me.

With no hesitation, i really enjoy studying this course, it's been a very challenging ones. Among the difficulties i have faced with, standing in front of public used to be a number one fear before i registered for this course... but , hahaa, public speaking is not what i am afraid of no more, due to going through and completed this course, i've learn alot from my wonderful teacher, Frank Felser, whose is very skillful and with over 20years experience of his career path as a professor and a teacher lead of ACE diploma courses. I am taught to be more confident and i am proud to be.

Last but not least, i dont'think that hundreds page are enough for me to thanks him and how amazing he is. So, I would like to express my gratitude to Frank, and I want to let you know that this is always been my great honor ever, to have chance joined in your class. Under your professional tutor; i am no more just a student sitting in a public speaking class but a mature ones who is ready to stand infront of hundreds of people with no shaking hands and dry lips and yet, Public Speaking is no more my number fear!

P.S: Wish you and your family all the best and have a very happy health family on this coming Christmas and New Year! God bless you...
Respectfully submitted,
Sisocheata Virac

SMART and SUCCESS

Successful people do not have special talent; they are the same to you and me, they, we, are human beings. Or do you think they are successful because they spend most of their time working on their tasks??? You might be rite, but not really right. Becos If work hard is what make people rich, then construction workers will all becomes millionaires. Only work SMART is the arts for SUCCESS.

SMART = Self confident, Maneuver, Ability, Readiness, Tactics.
SUCCESS = self-improvement, Ultimate, Certify, Compatible, Elite, Superior, Satisfy.

Find your own wills, develop your talent, don't give up at your own commitment. Go for the destination, move on for success. Your life is meaningless without facing any obstacles. Never give up, coz nth would stay for eternity, so the problem you are facing with will also pass away. Life is goes on...

How do we choose between Love and Career?

The below article is originally posted by Cyndi, licensed psychotherapist, about how do we choose between love and work to ensure the less risks in losing any of the two.

If you feel that you are now staying in the middle and doubts of which we to go while both job and love just arrive at a very important stage, hope the below article could help give u some ideas and at least, i believe you would make a good decision.

In these increasingly stressful economic times the choice between love and career has become even more difficult than in the past. Statements such as, “I have no room in my life for a relationship,” or “I was so focused on climbing the ladder of success that I missed the relationship boat altogether,” or even worse, “My marriage ended because I was never home,“ are regular topics in many therapist’s offices. This very black and white thinking has forced people to one side or the other and they are finding it nearly impossible to strike a healthy balance.

It is true that today employers expect more from employees in terms of time and dedication. Professional careers that were once fulfilling adjuncts to a whole life now seem to suck people dry leaving them with little to give to a mate or a family. Family dinners, let alone date nights, have become a luxury reserved for those at a high enough level to make their own choices, those who are self-employed or those who are unemployed. Of course there are still jobs that have set hours and allow for a more balanced life but they are becoming less common. It seems to be an issue that is faced by many across all of the socio-economic spectrum.

So how do you manage this opposing pull? How do you continue to pursue your career goals while not losing sight of your interpersonal ones? In short, it is not easy. You do need to ask yourself some hard questions such as where you see yourself in 5 or 10 years, and how does the job you’re doing vs. the relationship you’re in play into that vision. Some people define themselves by the work that they do and in the absence of a mate, or desire for a mate, that is in fact their priority. This is a very personal choice and there is no one right answer. Certainly many people feel that their career is something they have some control over while meeting a mate and falling in love is left to chance. That statement should be examined carefully for its validity.

If you are in a relationship there are things you can do to make sure that you don’t actually have to make the choice between love and career. Make sure you are on the same page with your partner. If your job requires frequent travel–which can be extremely hard on relationships–carve out very specific times to be together when you are in the same place at the same time. Make a commitment to the time you do have together by focusing on each other. This means setting aside specific times that can be for answering emails, returning phone calls, or attending to work at home. The other times are time off from work periods that are for your partner and or your family. With technology work life has crept into home life like never before. Use your time at work as efficiently as possible so you can get home for that ever important family dinner at least 3 times per week. Take a close look at what your priorities are and try to honor those priorities by living your life accordingly. [healthy relations support group, 2009]