I’d love to see a universe where failure management meets its arch-nemesis “Success Management” and to see the two battle it out trying to convince an audience why prospective employees should work for them. Lol 😂
Steven: “Dad, I just got into every single medical school.” Steven’s dad “Timmy got into every college, every career and could walk 20 miles on 1 foot. At the same time.”
I love how so many people took this as an opportunity to roast Steven or just say hi. The latter is really sweet, actually. But I think that 4:58 takes the cake, not gonna lie.
Aw, I missed the boat. I'm gonna give you my resume just in case.... -Will laugh at all your jokes. -Can be paid in ham sandwiches. -Often shows up. -Very good at writing resumes.
I'm in England...overheard a group of middle school-aged boys arguing...ABOUT YOU! One exasperated yoof was yelling 'STEVEN HE! STEVEN HE!' at his classmate. Had to do it: turned and called out to these dudes, 'EXCUSE ME...' Most of them blanked me...one or two were brave enough to turn and give me the ol' stink-eye...as I finished, 'THAT'S EMOTIONAL DAMAGE!' They didn't get it. Maybe, some day soon, they will! 😂😂🤣🤣
Logic is essentially the theorems and axioms upon which math is based. It also allows you to essentially translate sentences into proofs and solve for their validity. It's awesome.
I want to be part of Failure Management too. I’ve failed to conform to gender norms since I was a child, failed at being the musical prodigy I didn’t want to be, failed at having a cutesy teen romance, failed at having a wild University Romance, and failed to create a cultural touchstone that moves every person in the vicinity. HOWEVER, I’m also successful because Steven is aware of my existence and is chill with my jokes.
See I've got you beat. I'm such a failure I didnt even try. Dropped out of highschool. Don't have a job as of this moment. Claim to be a writer but I'll never get anywhere with it. At this rate failure management should make me CEO. 😂
"I'm the first Asian to be a doctor, lawyer, and engineer at once." "No, that's called my cousin Timmy." I laughed too hard at this because, as someone who comes from a super traditional Chinese family, a lot of my cousins and uncles/aunties are like that! In fact, it's a common 'joke' to call each other "Doctorney" (doctor + attorney) during family reunions. I'm following in their footsteps too. I took Civil Engineering in college and recently just graduated from law school. My parents convinced me to enroll in med school this year. I'm actually enjoying it, as I always loved handling Legal Medicine and Malpractice cases!
Don't work yourself to exhaustion &/or overwhelming stressful life. Do this cause you enjoy it, not because your parents & relatives are pressuring you too.
I know someone in my country who was a doctor at a top hospital and also a lawyer not to mention having MBA’s/Master’s and PHD’s. He ran for office yet failed.
I’m so happy you found it useful for your work in this subreddit I really enjoy the work and love your videos on the art side but the fact is you can get the most of your own stuff from a shop that
As an American for 32 plus years, I can confirm that other Americans do not, in fact, get taught Logic in school. Just turn on our news, or drive on the highway and try to merge a few times. It's wild.
I swear Meghan’s comments will cause me to drop dead from lack of oxygen due to laughter “Mister I’ll make a man out of yoooouuuu.” Seriously had me dead.
Logic would be coding or creating flow charts. I took Aeronautics science in 10th grade back in 1980 something. We also switched to Trimesters the next year.
7:21 that "CN" is the china emoji 🇨🇳, country/region emojis show as letters (like this "CN") on Windows but show as flags in every other operating system
Me when I comment on a video that was released 20 mins ago: "We take average" Me when i comment on a video released a month ago: "What the hail?! You a failure!
My Resume (pronounced 'resume', not 'rezsumay'): Dr. Mr. Failure/Steven He, I'd like to apply for a top position at your company, Failure Management Inc. I believe that I have what it takes as a failure to work for you, but if you still aren't convinced, here are several of my accomplishments: *Accomplishments:* *Moving onto my skills:* Can cook 1-minute rice in 4.89 hours Once dodged a slipper throw Got a 99/100 on my maths test -was in the hospital for three weeks five minutes after I got home with a slipper embedded in my skull- Dumber than my unborn sister in China who has a PhD in everything, including being Asian. Overall, I'm hold myself to a professional failure standard, and I think I would fit right in at your company!
The way the lightning is hitting Stevens hair. Makes it look like he is graying. If He isn't, after reading these... I sense a possibility of commercial placement.
Failure management refers to the process of identifying, analyzing, and addressing failures in a systematic and effective way. It involves understanding why failures occur, developing strategies to prevent or mitigate them, and learning from past failures to improve future performance. Effective failure management is critical for organizations to operate successfully and sustainably. Here are some key principles of failure management: Embrace failure as an opportunity for learning and improvement. Conduct thorough root cause analysis to understand the underlying reasons for failures. Develop strategies to prevent or mitigate future failures, such as implementing new processes, technologies, or training programs. Foster a culture of transparency and accountability, where individuals and teams are encouraged to report failures without fear of reprisal. Regularly review and evaluate failure management processes to ensure they remain effective and relevant. By adopting a failure management approach, organizations can reduce the impact of failures and improve their overall performance and resilience.
Great content as always! I would love to see an off brand holidays video because you are so good at those! -Do you have Easter? -No, we have WESTer! -Saint Patrick’s Day? -Saint SPONGEBOB’S Day! 😂
The report card @ 5:50 is from a 7th grader (middle school tends to break their years into thirds, as opposed to elementary, high schools and colleges which tend to operate on quarters and semesters). Confusing, true. One teacher explained it as trying to teach kids a small amount of change in life so they'd be used to unexpected changes later on and be able to cope better. Also, Steven I obviously am a failure... As I hadn't known you were hiring 😅(wouldn't have done me much good anyway though as you're looking for someone in LA and I'm up near Canada). Keep up the videos and we'll keep watching!
Yeah, I feel like middle school is just a weird testing ground for the most idiotic educational practices people can think about, so many of them have such arbitrary rules, organization and standards that won't prepare students for life the way the schools seem to think they will 😂
@@multiversalrevan actually what this youth has isn't too different from what we had nearly 20 years ago, they just changed shop class to "engineering."
My high school operated on trimesters. All the surrounding high schools used quarters or semesters (mostly semesters). My district was just consistent about trimesters from K-12. The logic was in part that they liked the schedule better for how it fit around holidays/breaks. There was also something about number of classes taken in a year vs how long we got to spend in each class per day too (longer class periods = shorter terms; was more helpful for teachers and allowed them more time to address topics instead of having to split it two days at some awkward "middle" point). There was likely more, but those are the two I can still remember. (It's been awhile since I graduated.)
I got an A- on an essay in my master's degree program and went to the professor and freaked out about the "failing A." She never gave me an A- again. Not sure if I improved or just scared her about my failure syndrome. P.S. I am not Asian, but my daughters think I'm a traditional tiger mom. LOL
@StevenHe, found this on the interwebs: "Logic is the study of formal and informal reasoning. Originally a branch of philosophy, logic has also become a mathematical discipline, a tool of modern linguistics, the core of computer science and an object of study for psychologists and cognitive scientists of every description."
