From the diary of Adam Hammerman's story

Life and Experiences

  1. Can you please tell us a little bit about yourself? Some fun facts and anecdotes from your life.
  2. Where are you from originally? What are some of your favorite memories as a child?
  3. How do you maintain the balance between your professional and personal life?
  4. What do you do to relax? Any therapy you would like to share?
  5. They say that first impressions last and are made in the first few seconds of meeting someone. What personal attributes convey a positive first impression to you?
  6. Which people helped you to get where you are today and what did they do for you?
  7. What challenges do you expect to face in the future and how will you tackle them?

Professional Career

  1. Can you briefly share your professional journey?
  2. Did your career turn out just the way you wanted it to?
  3. What impact has your educational background had on your professional activities?
  4. Can you share some of the interesting projects you are working on these days?
  5. You have had a varied career to date. Explain some of your proudest achievements?

Leadership Advice

  1. What advice would you give to anyone seeking a career in your industry?
  2. What advice would you give newbie entrepreneurs about being successful?
  3. What technologies or innovations do you suggest will improve the acquisition of knowledge?
  4. In your opinion, what is the essential personality trait to consider when hiring an executive-level employee?
  5. What do you think about Executives Diary?
  6. Often people find inspiration from great thinkers, writers and prolific people in history. What is your favorite quote and why is that quote noteworthy?

Adam Hammerman's story

Life and Experiences

Can you please tell us a little bit about yourself? Some fun facts and anecdotes from your life.

Growing up, I was a quiet young man.  Adjusting to new environments was not easy for me.  I always envied the person who could walk into a room and feel comfortable speaking to everyone and anyone.  One day I said to myself that no matter how difficult or uncomfortable it is, I am going to learn to be outgoing— even master the art of small talk because I know it will help me.  

Today, I am that person I wanted to become.  I can comfortably speak in front of large audiences (with preparation). I have been asked to emcee numerous dinners and events.  I believe I am a good team leader and have the ability to make friends with ease. When I tell people “I used to be the quiet guy” they can’t believe it.