In journalism, this is almost the same as demanding the impossible. But if you lose your temper too often, you will lose more than just your presence of mind. First, you will lose control - both over yourself and over others, when they begin to question whether you are fit for work if it affects you so badly. Secondly, you will lose the good atmosphere that you yourself created in the editorial office. Fixing all this won't be easy. In addition, frequent outbursts of emotion usually have a weaker effect each time, and in the end they become simply comical. The day the editor of the Observer threw his typewriter out of the (fortunately open) window was perhaps the day when his angry outbursts became less and less taken into account. And most importantly: if you think you can achieve the best results by screaming, join the army.
13. Praise in public, criticize privately.
Journalists are more sensitive than they appear. But even if this were not the case, it is still a good rule. Your cry of admiration for someone's excellent work in a crowded room means surprisingly a lot to the recipient. Every person, whether he admits it or not, loves praise, which is valued even more if there are witnesses. Likewise, grumbling about someone in front of others will humiliate the person and will very likely lead to a public, probably lengthy, speech in defense of one's work. You should criticize an employee face to face, where he is more likely to listen to you and appreciate your sensitivity.
14. Send notes of praise.
A word of praise means a lot, but a reminder of this incident means much more. It takes almost no time to take a piece of paper and write: “Thank you for the work you did on yesterday’s material. It would be nice to have more articles like this in the newspaper.” This note will encourage the recipient, and he will almost certainly keep it - well, at least until the day when he has to keep his job or look for a new one.
15. Get your subordinates to understand the culture of decisions.
In most newspapers around the world, the editor-in-chief's decision (or non-decision) is final. The editor may listen to advice, discuss major decisions with the entire editorial board, and so on, but in the end, the newspaper is a dictatorship. And the editors and department heads, to whom this power is delegated in many cases, are also dictators in their department. If the editor wants an article to be done in such and such a way (or vice versa), it should be done in such and such a way. Argue with the editor, shout, stomp your feet, shed tears, threaten to leave, but in the end, if the editor remains deaf to admonitions, fulfill his wishes. Otherwise, what's the point of having an editor? Whether your newspaper's decision-making culture is the same as described here, or something else, all employees need to understand it. This will save you a lot of time and unnecessary scolding.
16. Keep secrets.
If you are responsible for something, you will definitely learn a lot of secrets - perhaps from the editor, but more often from colleagues. During the years that I headed various departments of various newspapers, my employees told me about their financial problems at home, family problems, problems with children and even sexual problems. Twice people told me that they had been diagnosed with an incurable disease. People say these things to you, their boss, because they trust you. Tell someone else about this - trust will be lost instantly.
17. Make sure employees have an easy job.
If employees find it easy and pleasant to work with, this will be reflected in the newspaper - as well as the opposite. This does not mean that every working day should end with a party in the editorial office. This means the following:
A. Do not allow laughter to be heard rarely in the editorial office.
B. Be as flexible as possible with your employees' work schedules. Meet them halfway, and then, most likely, they will answer you in kind.
C. Constantly think about which employees are best suited for what job, and make sure that they perform those tasks that suit them best.
The public mission of any good newspaper is partly to give shelter and a home to as many eccentric people as possible on their payroll.
Lord Thomson, owner of The Times and Sunday Times
Cm … Synonym dictionary
Presence of mind- Outdated. The presence of self-control, composure, endurance. An officer must always have presence of mind, the general said, because his condition is immediately transmitted to his subordinates (E. Popovkin. The Rubanyuk Family) ... Phraseological Dictionary of the Russian Literary Language
Book 1. Self-control, composure. FSRY, 148; BMS 1998, 174. 2. Book. Complete self-control, restraint. FSRY, 358 ... Large dictionary of Russian sayings
presence of mind- Complete self-control, composure... Dictionary of many expressions
Cm … Synonym dictionary
Adj., number of synonyms: 4 self-controlled (9) self-possessed (24) ... Synonym dictionary
PRESENCE, presence, cf. 1. units only Finding, personal presence in some place at the moment. “Karl Ivanovich... spoiled every conversation with his presence.” Herzen. "Your presence here is inappropriate." A. Turgenev. In my presence … Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
Stay, existence, presence. In the presence, in sight, in the eyes, with. In my presence, during my presence, during my stay, with me, before my eyes. If there are a sufficient number of members.. Wed. . Prot... Synonym dictionary
presence- Presence of spirit (book) complete self-control, composure. The prince, without losing his presence of mind, took a traveling pistol from his side pocket. A. Pushkin... Phraseological Dictionary of the Russian Language
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Management in Russian
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"lost presence of mind" in books
JUAN'S VIEW. PRESENCE OF SPIRIT K. Castaneda. "Journey to Ixtlan"
From the book by Carlos Castaneda. The path of the magician and warrior of the spirit author Nepomnyashchiy Nikolai NikolaevichJUAN'S VIEW. PRESENCE OF SPIRIT K. Castaneda. “Journey to Ixtlan” - An old Indian stood in front of me. “I was told, sir, that you are a great expert on plants,” I said. “Well, I really collect plants, or rather, they allow themselves to be collected,” softly said
LOST HORSESHOE
From the book Letters on Russian Poetry author Amelin GregoryTHE LOST HORSESHOE Rimme Pockmarked I am a look without words. K. Balmont From the very beginning of the poem “Who Found the Horseshoe” (1923) by Osip Mandelstam: We look at the forest and say: “Here is a forest of ships, masts, Pink pines, Free from the furry burden to the very top, They would
Lost ground
From the book Slum People author Gilyarovsky Vladimir AlekseevichHaving lost his ground, Second Lieutenant Ivanov retired and from the Caucasus, where his regiment was quartered, came to one of the cities of central Russia. While still a cadet, he received small amounts of money from his only relative, an old aunt who lived in this city, and now,
A city that has lost its sensitivity
From the book Everyday Life in Berlin under Hitler by Marabini JeanA city that has lost sensitivity Berliners are completely indifferent to “big politics”. The time for massive bombing of Berlin has not yet come, and the restrictions associated with martial law are not yet very noticeable. On the other hand, the era of triumphs is left behind, although
PRESENCE OF SPIRIT AND COURAGE OF OSAMAH
From the book Book of Edification author Ibn Munkyz OsamaPRESENCE OF SPIRIT AND COURAGE OF OSAMAH I continue. My uncle Izz al-Din, may Allah have mercy on him, demanded my presence of mind in battle and tested me with questions. Once we took part in one of the wars with the ruler of Ham. He equipped and gathered an army, settled in one of
Presence of mind
From the book The Harm of Love is Obvious [collection] authorPresence of spirit Those who know Alexander Sekatsky usually treat him with great ironic tenderness. Tenderness naturally arises from the understanding: before you is a rare, precious creature, unlike anyone or anything - an original thinker. But that's why
Chapter Eighteen: Maintain Common Sense and Presence of Spirit
From the book Good Strategy, Bad Strategy. What is the difference and why is it important by Rumelt RichardChapter Eighteen Maintain common sense and presence of mind Oh, if you are calm, not confused, When people lose their heads around... Rudyard Kipling, “If” Good strategy, being the result of careful and independent
Keep your spirit up
From the book How to Get Married. How to beat your opponent by Kent MargaretMaintain your presence of mind Anger gives you the strength to tell the whole truth. With enough self-control, he can help you dispel your sorrows. You didn't always tell your husband what you thought so as not to hurt his feelings. If you are angry, then don't care about him
Presence of mind
From the book SobakaRu author Moskvina Tatyana VladimirovnaPresence of spirit Moskvina always stood for justice. In Moscow, glossy publications are alarmed about the latest book by our native philosopher Alexander Sekatsky: GQ is buzzing, Playboy is flapping its wings. But why is there silence at home, Tatyana was indignant. It's not fair!
“THE MAN WHO LOST FACE”, 1929
From the book Ugly Ducklings Fiction author Altshuller Genrikh Saulovich“THE MAN WHO LOST FACE”, 1929 27. Control of the human body by influencing the endocrine glands. There is almost no science fiction left: endocrine drugs have firmly entered the arsenal of modern medicine. Science fiction has moved on to bolder ideas. For example,
4. LOST HERO (Nikolai Tikhonov)
From the book Russian poetry for 30 years (1956-1989) author Betaki Vasily Pavlovich2. Presence of the Spirit
From the book The Russian Idea: A Different Vision of Man by Thomas Shpidlik2. Presence of the Spirit Spiritualization “The royal path of our deification” is formulated in traditional definitions, which can be reduced to two movements, one of which is a descent and the other an ascent: the Father creates us through the Son and sanctifies us in the Spirit, and in the Spirit we
A. A Call to Stay Strong (27:21–26)
From the book of the Acts of the Holy Apostles by John StottA. An appeal not to lose heart (27:21-26) And no matter how long they had not eaten, Paul stood in the midst of them and said: Men! you should have listened to me and not left Crete, and you would have avoided these difficulties and harm; 22 Now I urge you to take heart, because not a soul among you
V. I BELIEVE IN THE HOLY SPIRIT AND THE PRESENCE OF THE LORD IN US
From the book Great is Our God author Saint John PatriciaV. I BELIEVE IN THE HOLY SPIRIT AND THE PRESENCE OF THE LORD IN US Receiving the Holy Spirit (See John 14:15-23) 18. A Knock on the Door Ever since Maggie got married, her whole life had been spent near the big castle on the hill. Here, in a small house on the river bank, she came as a bride and gave birth here.
Presence of spirit and resourcefulness
From the book New School of Life. Volume II Strength and authority of the individual author Schmidt K. O.Presence of spirit and resourcefulness Everything that we have already learned has significantly strengthened our “weapons”. But there is still a possibility that someone, unexpectedly attacking us, will knock the weapon out of our hands or hit us in the most vulnerable place. This turn of events must be anticipated,
- presence of mind
noun, number of synonyms...
- presence of mind
Outdated The presence of self-control, composure, endurance. “An officer must always have presence of mind,” said the general, “for his condition is immediately transmitted to his subordinates (E. Popovkin. Rubanyuk Family).
Fedorov's Phraseological Dictionary - presence of mind
see >> courage
Abramov's dictionary of synonyms - present
ah, -ee.
Small academic dictionary
1. par. present from attend.
2. in meaning noun present, -them, plural
Those
Who present.
List present.
□
Almost all present who accepted Anton's grief with laughter
which calmed everyone down present were invited to dinner. N. Nikitin, Northern Aurora. - presence
presence Wed
Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
1. Finding, personal presence in some place at the moment.
|| opposite - present
present m.
Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
Someone who is in a place at a given time. - in the presence
V presence sentence since birth
Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
Corresponds in meaning to the word: with someone. - presence
Presence, presence, presence, presences, presence, presences, presence presence, presence, presences, presence, presences
- in the presence
sentence, number of synonyms: 3 in sight 3 in the eyes 10 with 15
Dictionary of Russian synonyms - in the presence of everyone
adverb, number of synonyms: 2 popularly 18 with all honest people 13
Dictionary of Russian synonyms - present
Present.
- presence
PRESENCE, -I'm with.
Explanatory dictionary of Russian argot
Lecture, seminar.
I have three today presence.
From the students, parody of outdated. - in the presence
orf.
V presence(whom) (in front of someone) - presence
L. Tolstoy, Anna Karenina.
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@ presence spirit
self-control, composure.
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- absence of any presenceAll is well. They are only waiting for the arrival of Vasily Terentyevich, so that in his presence start up a blast furnace. Kuprin
Small academic dictionary
Moloch.
Mechik couldn’t see her [Varya] in the darkness, but he felt her presence. Fadeev, Defeat
what else is there in me Presence intelligence, and experience, and strength? Lermontov, Masquerade.
[Mountain springs] sometimes don’t freeze at all
maybe from presence there are gases in them. I. Goncharov, Frigate “Pallada”.
Presence Siberian cedar - presence
presence
Etymological Dictionary of Max Vasmer
Derived from the proverb. present vr. valid hall. old glory sy, sѫshti “existing”, Bulgarian. presence" presence"(Mladenov 523). - present
1. present, present, present, present, present, present present, present, present, present, present, to those present present, present, present, present, present, present present, present, to those present, present, present, to those present present, present, present, present, present, present
Zaliznyak's Grammar Dictionary - presence
PRESENCE-I; Wed
Kuznetsov's Explanatory Dictionary
1. Personal stay, presence in some place. place at the moment. Yours
somewhere P. gas in liquid. P. nitrates in vegetables. P. mind. P. spirit(complete self-control
composure). Absence of any presence(joking; complete absence of something).
3. In Russia 19 - early 20
c.: government agency; public place. Walk to the village
◁ B presence someone or something in sign. pretext. Speak in presence witnesses. - presence
(public place) - a state institution in pre-revolutionary Russia.
Large legal dictionary - Presence
In legislative language it means a meeting of some government agency, but also serves as the name of some institutions (military P., peasant P., tax P., provincial P. for zemstvo and city affairs, united...
Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron - presence
V presence(not in presence) someone They are only waiting for the arrival of Vasily Terentyevich, so that in his presence launch a blast furnace (Kuprin).
Management in Russian - presence
presence poisons in vegetables.
3. If a person saves presence spirit, it means he is cold-blooded
don't panic. Even when he saw the approaching bear, he did not lose presence spirit and didn't run away.Noun, s., used. often
Dmitriev's Explanatory Dictionary
(no) what? presence, what? presence, (see) what? presence
how? presence, about what? O presence
1. We're talking about presence someone somewhere, if someone personally
is located somewhere. The accused agreed to speak with the investigator only in presence lawyer
2 - present
PRESENT-their; pl. Persons present in this place; taking part in smth. Registration present. P. are invited to a gala dinner.
Kuznetsov's Explanatory Dictionary - present
adj., number of synonyms: 15 present 27 bytchik 3 on duty 2 sitting 5 taking place 3 available 19 present 8 located 49 found 13 staying 13 co-present 2 existing 19 sticking out 61 curling 18 appearing 11
Dictionary of Russian synonyms - presence
See attend
Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary - presence
Rekrutskoe village
Presence spirit complete self-control.
IN presence whom, meaning prepositions with gender n. with com. say in presence witnesses.PRESENCE, I, Wed.
Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary
1. see attend.
2. Being in some place. place.
3. Stay - presence
With/presence/i/e [y/e].
Morphemic-spelling dictionary - presence
are not born.
Wed. Presence- absencePRESENCE- ABSENCE
Dictionary of antonyms of the Russian language
Presence at the meeting
absence from the meeting. IN presence someone - in the absence of smb.
○ In his [Charsky’s] office
] ... there was no disorder that exposes presence muses and the absence of a broom and brush. Pushkin
Egyptian nights.
In this world [one must] divide life and time into two divisions - presence and lack
forgot them. His presence- a barely noticeable touch, Its absence is the space of the universe - PRESENCE
PRESENCE(public place) - a state institution in pre-revolutionary Russia.
Large encyclopedic dictionary - presence
presence, and they shaved their forehead.” Saltykov-Shchedrin.
Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
Presence spirit(book) - complete self-control
composure. "Prince, without losing presence spirit, took out a travel pistol from his side pocket
PRESENCE, presence, Wed
1. units only Finding, personal stay in some place
At the moment. “Karl Ivanovich... spoiled every conversation with his presence." Herzen. "Yours
presence This is inappropriate here." A. Turgenev. In my presence. He insulted him presence everyone.
2. food only - present
PRESENT, present, present(book).
Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
1. par. suffering past vr
Present The audience gave the singer a standing ovation.
| The same in meaning. noun "ABOUT present do not speak." pogov
List present attached to the protocol.
3. Participating in current work (official · pre-rev.). Those present members of the State Council. - presence
orf.
Lopatin's spelling dictionary
presence, -I - present
orf.
Lopatin's spelling dictionary
present - presence
Presence spirit(book) - complete self-control, composure.
Volkova's Phraseological Dictionary
Prince without losing presence spirit - presence
noun, number of synonyms: 15 being 2 state presence 1 duty 6 presence 8 cash 15 finding 27 stay 15 public place 4 community 22 co-presence 2 judicial place 3 existence 21 sticking around 6 institution 45 appearing 2
Dictionary of Russian synonyms
- presence of mind
Presence of mind - to remain calm and collected presence of mind
- presence of mind Russian-Hungarian dictionary
- presence of mind
Duchapřítomnost
Russian-Czech dictionary - presence of mind
Perença de espírito; presença de espírito
Russian-Portuguese dictionary - presence
a-a= محضر
Russian-Arabic dictionary
a-a= حضرة
from:
уу= حضور
уу= (being) وجود - presence
With.
Russian-German dictionary
Anwesenheit f, Gegenwart f - present
1) prib. from attend
Russian-Spanish dictionary
2) m. pl.
present
assistentes
O present - presence
1. ametikohustuste täitmine
Russian-Estonian dictionary
2. juuresolek
3. kohalolek
4. kohalviibimine
5. manulus
6. riigiasutus - and everyone present
A všech přítomných
Russian-Czech dictionary - I'm present
Jsem přítomen
Russian-Czech dictionary
účastním se - present
Obecenstvo
Russian-Czech dictionary
přítomni - present Russian-Polish dictionary
- in their presence (f)
In their presence(and)
Russian-Hebrew dictionary
בִּפנֵיהֶן - in the presence
IN presence
Russian-Hebrew dictionary
בְּנוֹכְחוּת, מוּל - presence
see in presence
- present
Present
Russian-Swahili dictionary
1) (participle) hadhiri
2) (person) mhudhuriaji (wa-);
present - wanaohudhuria, hadhirina (-) - present
ai= (real) حاضر
Russian-Arabic dictionary - in the presence
aaa (before) أمام
Russian-Arabic dictionary - in the presence
For more information
Russian-Czech dictionary - presence
With
Russian-Portuguese dictionary
presenta f; mouth (institution) repartição publica - present Russian-Portuguese dictionary
- presence
Přítomností (7.p.)
Russian-Czech dictionary - presence
installation pachala yashche zranku installation, stationery, presence spirit- fast spirit
Wed. hurry up, in presence someone - someone in the past, someone in mine
Russian-Belarusian dictionary
presence- I have a job, my work, my service, presence started in the morning - work wa - present
What are (what) are quick, what are (what) are, what are, what are
Russian-Belarusian dictionary - presence
Presence
Russian-Hebrew dictionary
נוֹכְחוּת נ" - present
Present
Russian-Hebrew dictionary
נוֹכֵחַ [נ" נוֹכַחַת] - in his presence
In his presence
Russian-Hebrew dictionary
בְּפָנָיו - present Russian-Swedish dictionary
- presence
Wed. presence in my presence presence spirit presence|e - s. presence; in ~and smb. in smb.ś
Complete Russian-English dictionary
presence; in ~and others in the presence of others; ~ spirit a presence of mind; save (lose
~ spirit retain (lose*) oneś presence of mind; he lost~ spirit his presence of mind failed him. - present
pl. h.
Russian-German dictionary
die Anwesenden - in the presence Russian-English scientific and technical dictionary
- present
1.
Russian-Italian dictionary
presente
2.
(present) presenti m. pl.
registration present- registration dei presenti - presence
oficina publica
presence spirit- presencia de ánimo
lose presence spirit- perder el ánimo (la presencia de ánimo)
Effect presence-presencialidad fWITH.
1) presentation f
V presence(+ gender) - en presencia de, delante de
2) mouth (institution - present
1) prib. from attend
Large Russian-Spanish Dictionary
2) m. pl.
present(col. as a proverb) - los presentes, los
assistentes
O present they don't say anything. - mejorando lo presente - presence Russian-Hungarian dictionary
- present
1. par. olan, hazır olan, hazırda olan; 2. in meaning noun iştirakçı, iştirak edən; make a list present iştirakçıların siyahısını tutmaq.
Russian-Azerbaijani dictionary - Presence Russian-Turkish dictionary
- presence
Přítomnosti (3.p.)
Russian-Czech dictionary - presence
Přítomnosti (2.p.)
Russian-Czech dictionary
Dictionary of antonyms of the Russian language
Presence
absence
Phraseological Dictionary of the Russian Language
Presence
Presence of mind- self-control, composure
encyclopedic Dictionary
Presence
(public place), a state institution in pre-revolutionary Russia.
Thesaurus of Russian business vocabulary
Presence
Syn: availability, cash
Ant: absence
Phraseological Dictionary (Volkova)
Presence
Presence of mind (book
The prince, without losing his presence of mind, took out a traveling pistol from his side pocket. A. Pushkin.
Efremova's Dictionary
Presence
- Wed
- Finding, personal stay in smb. place at the moment (opposite: absence).
- outdated Carrying out official duties in a government institution.
- :
- Government institution (in the Russian state until 1917).
- The premises occupied by such an establishment.
Westminster Dictionary of Theological Terms
Presence
♦ (ENG impanation)
(lat. in - in and panis - bread)
the point of view of Andrew Osiander (d. 1552), according to which Christ is present in Eucharistic gifts and is close to the idea of co-substantiation. The Eucharistic gifts remain bread And wine, but they miraculously contain body And blood of jesus christ.
Encyclopedia of Brockhaus and Efron
Presence
In legislative language it means a meeting of some government institution, but also serves as the name of some institutions (military P., peasant P., tax P., provincial P. for zemstvo and city affairs, combined P. of the first and cassation departments of the Senate, higher disciplinary P.), and sometimes means a public room (see). General regulations on the structure of the provincial government are contained in the General Provincial Institution (St. Law, Vol. II, Part I, Art. 24-49).
Dictionary of forgotten and difficult words of the 18th-19th centuries
Presence
, I , Wed
Government agency; performance of official duties; work of the institution; the room occupied by him.
* The General himself from St. Petersburg marveled at this guy, As if they brought him undressed into the recruiting presence... // Nekrasov. Orina, soldier's mother //; - Is it from the presence of paper? -asked Stepan Arkadyevich, taking the telegrams and sitting down at the mirror. // Lev Tolstoy. Anna Karenina //; [Chairman:] Are you sane? Thirty-five versts to the mill, And in an hour the presence will be over, my dear!// Nekrasov. Who lives well in Rus' // *
Ozhegov's Dictionary
PRIS U TSTVIE, I, Wed
1. cm. .
2. Being in some. place.
3. Stay, being in some place. place at a given time. Your item is desirable.
4. Performing official duties in an institution (obsolete). P. starts at 10 am.
5. Same as public place(obsolete). Rekrutskoe village
Presence of mind complete self-control.
In the presencewhom, meaning prepositions with gender P. at room Say it in the presence of witnesses.
Ushakov's Dictionary
Presence
presence, presence, Wed
1. only units Finding, personal presence in some place at the moment. “Karl Ivanovich... He spoiled every conversation with his presence.” Herzen. "Your presence here is inappropriate." A. Turgenev. In my presence. He insulted him in front of everyone.
2. only units Discharge of official duties in a government institution ( official outdated). There is no presence in the office today.
3. Government agency ( pre-rev.). District presence for military affairs. “They brought him into the recruiting presence undressed.” Nekrasov. “Two weeks later they took him to the recruiting office and shaved his forehead.” Saltykov-Shchedrin.
Presence of Spirit ( books) - complete self-control, composure. “The prince, without losing his presence of mind, took a traveling pistol from his side pocket.” Pushkin. Absence of any presence - cm. .
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