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We eat sh*t at work so we can eat beers at lunch. We hate our cube jobs and we’re sure you do too. Join us once a week during our corporate lunch hour where we talk about Karens in the workplace, business deals that have absolutely no reason to close, and our degenerate habits in sports betting. Don...

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Ready to clock in for some 'hoppy' hour hilarity? Tune in to 'Lunch Beers' where we serve up a refreshing blend of office banter and brew reviews that'll have you laughing so hard, you might spill your pint!

Another Day Another Penny

The pick is in, and it is another beer! The guys talk about what they do, and don't want to see in the draft while enjoying a nice draft beer on the side. Tune in for some laughs and stats with the crew!

Draft Week Doozy

There are lots of reasons to drink beer.. Countless.. but the best reason to drink a beer is a celebration. This week's episode is a bit unique, Eli goes toe to toe with the Sales Guru of the Lehigh Valley, and 3 beers are reviewed... Yes, you heard that correctly. 2 men, 3 stouts. Cheers!

The Sales Guru of the Lehigh Valley

Sip along with us on 'Lunch Beers' as we tee up the perfect brews for watching the Masters, share our office struggles, and debate the ultimate question: which is more important, a hole in one or a perfect pint?

OOO (Watching The Masters)

One week closer to the Masters, and the weather is getting nice out.. There must be pto golf in the near future. Place some bets unlike Ohtani and get ready for a brew-fueled discussion that's as unpredictable as your bracket picks

April Money Showers

Lunch Beers

A weekly scripted political comedy show, host Stephen Mackey looks into issues between the US and Africa. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thats-all-i-have-to-say-about-that/support

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In this episode, Stephen looks into the case of Hyperinflation in South Sudan, which at one point last year had an over 660% inflation rate, how the problem arose, and what the potential solutions to the problem are.The South Sudan annual Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 101.9% from September 2016 to September 2017. The increase was mainly driven by high price in food and non-alcoholic beverages.The annual CPI increased in Juba by 143% and in Wau by 109% from September 2016 to September 2017. The South Sudan monthly CPI increased by 0.2% from August 2017 to September 2017, the monthly CPI increased by 8% in Juba and increased in Wau by11.2%.Economic performance has continued to deteriorate because of the civil war, the sharp fall in oil production, and the collapse of global oil prices. This has meant that the government is unable to raise the resources required to finance peace-related costs. In fact, financing even the normal 2015/16 budget, as approved by the assembly, remains a daunting challenge.Conflict and hyperinflation are the main causes of South Sudan's hunger crisis, according to the latest assessment by UN and aid agencies in the world's youngest country: South Sudan.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thats-all-i-have-to-say-about-that/support

Conflict And Hyperinflation in South Sudan; Causes and Solutions

In this episode, Stephen looks into the 3 ways representatives explored developing Africa, entrepreneurship, intra-Africa trade, and Chinese investment.Africa 2017, Held under the High Patronage of H.E. President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of the Arab Republic of Egypt 7 – 9 December 2017 Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt.Africa 2017 is a unique platform for public-private sector cooperation. It is a Business to Business and Government to Business Forum bringing together policymakers, financiers, leading industrialists and young entrepreneurs in the promotion of Intra-African trade and investment focusing on key strategic sectors.The 2017 edition builds on the success of the inaugural Africa 2016, which saw participation from six heads of state and more than 1,000 delegates from 45 countries. This year the program has been enhanced with exclusive Presidential Roundtables with African leaders and CEO’s and a Young Entrepreneurs’ Day.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thats-all-i-have-to-say-about-that/support

Entrepreneurship, Intra-Africa Trade, and Chinese Investment - Keys To Africa's Development

In this episode, Stephen looks into a new trend in African financing; The sale of Green Bonds. The link mentioned in the episode for verified bond options is: www.climatebonds.netA green bond is a tax-exempt bond issued by federally qualified organizations or by municipalities for the development of brownfield sites. Brownfield sites are areas of land that are underutilized, have abandoned buildings or are underdeveloped, often containing low levels of industrial pollution.Green bonds were created to fund projects that have positive environmental and/or climate benefits. The majority of the green bonds issued are green “use of proceeds” or asset-linked bonds. Proceeds from these bonds are earmarked for green projects but are backed by the issuer's entire balance sheet.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thats-all-i-have-to-say-about-that/support

New Trend In African Financing - The Sales of Green Bonds

When Somalia gained independence on July 1, 1960. It was a unification of the British Somaliland, French Somaliland, northeastern Kenya, western Ethiopia and Italian Somalia to form what we call the country of Somalia today.Somalia was once considered as the Africa’s great hopes, attributed to Somalia’s cultural unity of the five regions pointed towards an easier path to democracy than other newly-independent African nations that struggled to incorporate the competing claims of varying ethnic groups.In this episode Stephen looks into Somalia, a country in turmoil, and looks into how it got there and what's going to happen next.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thats-all-i-have-to-say-about-that/support

AU Forces Gave Up On Peace in Somalia! How Did We Get Here?

Since its creation in 2001, the International Criminal Court has only brought charges against Africans. Why is that and how are people responding?According to Jakartaglobe, 'It is clear that the ICC has disproportionately prosecuted those from the African continent; one could wonder why formal investigations have not been opened in Afghanistan or Colombia, but the deep involvement of the US in both countries suggest a possible limitation of ICC investigation'In another report by BBC, 'Burundi has become the first country to withdraw its membership from the International Criminal Court (ICC).It accused the ICC of deliberately targeting Africans for prosecution.The government of Burundi is accused of committing crimes against humanity, including execution and torture. The UN Commission of Inquiry is urging the ICC to open a prosecution soon.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thats-all-i-have-to-say-about-that/support

Burundi Celebrates Escape From The Most Racially Biased Court In The World - ICC

That's All I Have To Say About That

Un this podcast we'll explore some movie fun facts, characteristics, cast and more. Don't lose the time in games, learn about what you like.

Today we'll talk about Tinkerbell Films, fun facts, characteristics and more!!! If you want to learn some curious facts or you need a review play this episode 

Tinkerbell Films collection

A pandemia não e um problema para celebrar as festas e carnavales.

Fotos antigas são resgatadas por os famosos durante lá festa Junina para comemorar o dia de São João durante a Pandemia

Neste episódio do mundo brasileiro veremos um dos carnavais mais importantes do Brasil.

"Carnaval para curtir"

neste episódio descubra a melhor época para conhecer as baleias jubarte

A belleza do Brasil na temporada de baleias jubarte

Este espaço dá-nos alguns dados sobre as espécies e riquezas naturais que este país possui

O encanto da biodiversidade brasileira

Disney Movies Podcast

Materiais e curadorias sobre metodologias ágeis, negócios e transformação digital, diariamente no seu WhatsApp.
Acesse

O Google, além de ser o Google e (tudo que isso implica), tem iniciativas que se prestam a ser mais consultivas.
Isso acontece em vários campos, como educação, tecnologia e marketing digital.
A dica de hoje vai nessa linha.
É o Think with Google (https://www.thinkwithgoogle.com/intl/pt-br/), um portal que reúne artigos, boas práticas e ferramentas que podem ser utilizadas no entendimento e/ou estratégia de marketing digital.
É um bom site, sucinto, direto, com boas análises, mas, como tudo que é disponibilizado por uma marca que oferece o próprio serviço, recomendamos um certo distanciamento crítico.
Feita essa ressalva, serve como referência e como material complementar aos trabalhos de pesquisas que envolvem a criação de produtos e serviços.
Um outro apêndice importante deste portal são as ferramentas (test my site, google forms e google trends), que, quando bem exploradas, são boas fontes de insights.
Como dica complementar, um bom estudo de comportamento de consumo: Dossiê BrandLab: The Millennial Divide, com ênfase nas distinções entre as extremidades dessa geração (old millennials <> young millenials), e como isso impacta o desenho de estratégias e de comunicação.

29/09/2020 - Think with Google

Taiwan nos apresenta um exemplo de gestão pública que pode claramente ser conceituado como um caso  de "open innovation"
Essa história começou em um conflito, quando o um movimento chamado "Girassol" invadiu o parlamento taiwanês para questionar uma nova lei comercial que reforçava traços de submissão com a China.
O movimento foi dissuadido pacificamente, mas o evento provocou uma aproximação inesperada entre o poder público e a população.
Pouco tempo depois o governo taiwanês, representado por uma liderança engajada no entendimento do uso de tecnologias como ferramentas sociais, reuniu um grupo de hackers cívicos num auditório e abriu um debate franco sobre diversos problemas sociais e sobre a melhor forma de resolvê-los.
Coletou opiniões dos mais variados espectros e usou um sistema de análise chamado Pol.is que, entre outras coisas, permitia entender, dentro de uma amostra estatísticas ampla e diversa, os pontos de convergência em diversas situações.
Ou seja, em vez de concentrar-se nos polos extremos, reverberando a dinâmica que percebemos nas redes sociais, esse sistema permite coletar informações de todos os cidadãos sobre questões complexas e construir consensos usando os elos mais fortes.
Esse movimento ganhou o nome de Taiwan virtual (vTaiwan) e nos apresenta um novo enquadramento para resolução de problemas usando de inteligência coletiva..
Ao investir tempo na construção de consensos, invertemos uma dinâmica clássica, nociva e contraproducente de discutir problemas apenas amplificando as opiniões de extremos, o que, na maior parte do tempo, não resulta em atitude produtiva ou resolutiva.
Usem o caso de Taiwan como abstração e criem paralelos com suas realidades.
#openinnovation #designthinking #nudge #arquiteturadeescolha #enquadramento

28/09/2020 - Created in Taiwan

Não importa.
Ambas precisam ser rapidamente compreendidas para que sejam também mitigadas.
Discute-se com espanto certas revelações feitas no filme "Dilema das Redes", que está em cartaz na Netflix .
{aliás, se todos sabem sobre o filme, ou já o assistiram, em parte, é pelo mesmo mecanismo que ele expõe e critica}
Ou seja, a mensagem do filme foi reverberada pela mesma engrenagem nociva de sua narrativa.
Ainda não viu o filme?
Assista, mas não se limite.
Aproveite para dar um conferida em outros títulos também.
Listamos abaixo alguma dicas, disponíveis em algum dos inúmeros provedores de streaming (ou até mesmo no YouTube), sendo que os três últimos, que são histórias da era pré-digital, conversam bem com o tema, pois são versões analógicas e políticas do mesmo tema:
O Menino da Internet: A História de Aaron Swartz (The Internet's Own Boy).
Cidadão Quatro (Citizenfour)
Sujeito a Termos e Condições (Terms and Conditions May Apply)
Privacidade Hackeada (The Great Hack)
A vida dos Outros (Das Leben der Anderen)
O preço da verdade (Dark Waters)
Todos os Homens do Presidente (All the President's Men )
P.S: há um tanto de outros filmes nessa linha, mas vale ressaltar que limitamos nossas dicas a  títulos sustentados por fatos reais, diferentes, por exemplo, de Rede de Ódio, filme polônes que chegou a figurar no Top 10 da Netflix, mas que é uma ficção (plausível, mas ainda assim, ficção).
Ampliem o repertório e continuem a se interessar pelo tema.
Semana que vem indicamos livros e artigos que navegam pelo mesmo caminho.
(Ok, mas o que isso importa numa newsletter digital sobre agilidade e inovação)
Importa muito e essa será a pauta do post de amanhã, sobre LGPD.
Enquanto aguardam, para ficarmos dentro da esfera cinematográfica, assistam esse vídeo de um ator conhecido por seus papéis sarcásticos, o comediante britânico Sacha Baron Cohen.
Nesse vídeo (legendado em PT e com 6 minutos) ele faz um discurso de rara lucidez sobre como nossa privacidade, segurança e liberdades individuais são afetadas nas redes sociais.

02/10/2020 - Ingenuidade ou ignorância?

A habilidade de comunicação sempre foi importante e não há espectro profissional que possa se eximir de desenvolvê-la.
Algumas carreiras a exercem de forma mais frequente, contundente e com exigência argumentativa maior.
Product Owners e Scum Masters estão nessa "prateleira".
No campo das culturas ágeis, comunicação é atributo de negociação, presente em todas as cerimônias e indiscutivelmente valiosa nas filosofias que colocam o cliente no centro.
Aliás, colocar o cliente no centro, foi, definitivamente, o que NÃO aconteceu no debate das eleições americanas da última terça-feira, entre Donald Trump e Joe Biden
Foi um desastre, tido como o pior da história, um verdadeiro “sh*t show”” segundo a imprensa.
Para atenuar o sabor amargo deixado pelo debate, lembramos de uma passagem brilhante da congressista Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC), que sustentou uma retórica impecável neste que já é um dos discursos mais célebres feitos no congresso americano.

01/10/2020 - Trump, Biden, AOC

M/Daily

The Fiftyfaces Focus series builds on the successful model of The Fiftyfaces Podcast by showcasing the richness and diversity of the law by focusing on its people and their stories. We meet with people who have had unusual career paths, sometimes visceral experience with discrimination and its fallo...

Maud Sarlieve is an expert in International Criminal Law, International Humanitarian Law, Human Rights and a leading authority in the development of creative legal thinking to address the environmental and climate crisis.  Her professional commitments and casework have taken her to conflict and post conflict environments in SE Asia, the Middle East, Central and East Africa, Latin America, The Balkans and Eastern Europe. She is currently Judge Assessor with the French National Court of Asylum, a Founder of CTRL-Z – focused on climate and environmental justice in addition to numerous other roles. Our conversation starts with Maud's path into international law, which did involve some twists and turns. We discuss her early years in practice and some of her early assignments and what she learned from each one. We discuss then how she applies development of creative legal thinking to enable the evolution of approaches in areas involving the environmental and climate crisis.  We discuss the crime of ecocide and how it is defined, and explore how the war in Ukraine is heightening awareness of this issue. As in many podcasts in this series we discuss diversity in law, and the mindset required to practice in fields that can involve protracted processes, that can, in some cases, stretch out for many years.  This podcast is brought to you with the kind support of DLA Piper Ireland. https://www.dlapiper.com/en-ma/locations/dublin

Episode 21: Maud Sarlieve: Addressing the Environmental and Climate Crisis through Creative Legal Thinking

Susan Ahern who is a barrister, international arbitrator and accredited mediator with a specialization in sports law and regulation. She is currently Chair of the Sports Law Bar Association of Ireland, and formerly was General Counsel for World Rugby/ Rugby World Cup limited. She has over 25 years experience as an iNED including RTE, World Wheelchair Rugby, UCI Cycling World Championships, Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board and the Residential Tenancies Board. Our conversation starts with her high school journey and the first time that competitive sports entered her life.  From shot-put to volley-ball she excelled at whatever she turned to, and this continued into college life and beyond, when she played volleyball at a National level. We trace then her path from studying law, which took a surprising, yet productive tour into banking, and then back to law when she became an in-house counsel at a sporting organization. We trace then the evolution of sports law as an area of law, and draw a parallel with sports and its professionalization.  Susan compares running a legal department to captaining a sports team, because of the collective purpose and mutual support and engagement inherent in that. Sports law has evolved significantly over the last decade and both the commercial and regulatory aspect have broadened so much that it is now difficult to bridge both aspects as Susan did throughout her career.  However, the richness inherent in it has led to the development of entire sports law departments and therefore multiple career opportunities. Susan also holds a number of non-executive roles and Board roles and she provides insight as to what it takes to be successful in these roles as well as the skills needed to be a successful arbitrator. After a detailed discussion of diversity and its evolution in both the field of law and sports, we turn to some personal reflections which, as might be expected, also come from inspirational sporting images.  We are reminded to "live our dreams, awake in action". 

Episode 20: Susan Ahern - Arbitrator:  The Sporting Life - The Changing World of Sports Law

Karen Killalea is a Partner and Head of Employment at Maples Group Ireland.  She has over 20 years of experience in advising employers on employment law, disputes, change, compliance and HR best practice. Our conversation starts with Karen's thirst for adventure which developed early and she put into action during her college years.  We learn about the benefit of not having a set plan, living by one's wits and of breaking into a new educational and work culture.  From London to Italy to Dublin, Karen charts her early years in legal practice and how she was drawn to employment law.The discussion reveals that employment law has evolved to incorporate a set of complex issues that are really a staging ground for so many issues of our time - from the focus on diversity, equity and inclusion to empowering people and setting new standards in the aftermath of Covid. We look at the evolution of the regulatory backdrop as well as the changing complexity of the workplace.  This gives rise to an intellectually stimulating and challenging legal backdrop in which empathy and an appreciation for human behavior is key.  This is also an area that is getting increasingly more sensitive and high profile, so a fascinating time to be in practice.We move then to discuss some of the Karen's other adventures from skiing to cycling to traveling the world. The Maples Group, through its leading international law firm, Maples and Calder, advises global financial, institutional, business and private clients on the laws of the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Ireland, Jersey, and Luxembourg. With offices in key jurisdictions around the world, the Maples Group has specific strengths in areas of corporate commercial, finance, investment funds, litigation and trusts. In Ireland, the law firm provides full service and specialty Irish legal services and is the leading international law firm in the jurisdiction.The Maples Group firmly believes that embracing diversity and inclusion fosters a better culture of sound decision making leading to enhanced results and better all-round performance. Its Diversity & Inclusion Steering Group has responsibility for measurable progress in the promotion of diversity and inclusion across the Group.Among other targeted strategies to promote Diversity and Inclusion, the Maples Group offers scholarship programmes, employee training seminars, formal mentoring programmes, extensive leadership development retreats and ongoing professional coaching to attract, retain and advance a diverse workforce, to promote equitable and inclusive workplace practices and to foster both employee engagement and a positive working culture.In addition to partnering with industry specific working groups, such as Women in ETFs and 100 Women in Finance, the Maples Group was recently one of the first law firms in Ireland to sign up to the Ireland for Finance, Women in Finance Charter. The Charter is an industry-led, government-supported measure to encourage gender diversity in the financial services industry in Ireland. As a signatory to the Charter, the Group has committed to progress gender diversity and is participating in voluntary reporting.

Episode 19: Karen Killalea of Maples Group Ireland - Trends in Employment Law and other White Knuckle Rides

David Carthy is Managing Partner Ireland of DLA Piper.  He was previously a partner at William Fry in Dublin as well as President of the Irish Exporters Association..  He previously spent over 7 years with the Ireland India Business Association where he spent 5 years as Chairman.  Our conversation starts with David's path into law and his early focus on the commercial aspects of his practice.  He was intentional about building business networks through trade bodies and held various leadership roles in groups that grew in relevance as Ireland's role in international trade increased.Moving to his role as Managing Parter Ireland at DLA Piper we detail how he built the business from scratch - where he was the first employee in 2018 to over 110 lawyers today.  He details how he looked to other branch offices of the firm in order to develop a model as to how to grow the Dublin office and began to recruit using a values-based approach.  The values that he focuses on are a global perspective - a comfort level with working with team members in a network around the world, as well as a boldness and comfort level with change.  Finally, he seeks team members who are genuinely collaborative and go beyond paying lip service to this notion.When the values are aligned around growth, collaboration and reach goals in this way, the organization grows in a cohesive way that can be diverse by design.  David describes the intentionality with which he approached developing a diverse workforce and the office has significant female representation at all levels.  We end with some words of wisdom relating to the satisfaction of working in teams and the introduction of balance between one's professional and personal life. 

Episode 18: David Carthy of DLA Piper Ireland: Business Building with a Focus on Values

In our first legal series of 2023 we are delighted to bring together three voices from the Irish legal scene and one from the UK bar.  We discuss the challenge of employment law and its evolution, how to build a branch office of a law firm from scratch through focusing on values, the benefits of professional sport and legal practice and the burgeoning and fast-paced development of the field of Sports law. We look first a model for building a firm from scratch, by scrupulously focusing on values and being intentional about diversity.  We move from building businesses to the intricate business of navigating employment law, where we meet Karen Killalea, partner of Maples Ireland who infuses this area with enthusiasm as a staging ground for so many of the issues of our time around human capital.In our discussion of sport we hear from Susan Ahern, an arbitrator and sports law expert  about the explosive of growth of this area and Susan also shares her best practice in arbitration and directorships.   Finally, we move from sports law into the practical world of sport and hear from barrister in training and one-time multi-sport professional Christian Scotland Williamson about the passion he has for teamwork, showing up and delivering his all, thanks to his time playing in the NFL. The guests of Series 1 of 2023 are:David Carthy, Managing Partner Ireland of DLA Piper as well as former President of the Irish Exporters Association. He was previously a partner at William Fry in Dublin.  He previously spent over 7 years with the Ireland India Business Association here he spent 5 years as Chairman.  Karen Killalea, Partner and Head of Employment at Maples Group Ireland.  She has over 20 years of experience in advising employers on employment law, disputes, change, compliance and HR best practice. Susan Ahern, who is a barrister, international arbitrator and accredited mediator with a specialization in sports law and regulation. She is currently Chair of the Sports Law Bar Association of Ireland, and formerly was General Counsel for World Rugby/ Rugby World Cup limited. She has over 25 years experience as an iNED including RTE, World Wheelchair Rugby, UCI Cycling World Championships, Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board and the Residential Tenancies Board. Christian Scotland Williamson is a two sport athlete who played Premiership rugby at a professional level in the UK, and then moved to the US where he played NFL football with the Pittsburgh Steelers. While playing sport he completed an MSc in International Business and he is currently pursuing a course to become a barrister and is a broadcaster for TalkSport.

Episode 1: Inspiring People in Law - Series 1 2023

Fiftyfaces Focus - Inspiring People in the Law

On today's episode of AdBits, tax attorney and IRA Financial's founder, Adam Bergman, Esq., discusses the top three reasons why you should invest in real estate with your IRA.

Episode 192 | Three Reasons to Buy Real Estate in an IRA

Are you ready to take your financial future into your own hands? On this episode of AdBits, we explore three powerful reasons why starting a Roth IRA could be one of the best decisions you make for your retirement and financial well-being.

Whether you're a young professional just starting your career or nearing retirement age, a Roth IRA offers valuable benefits that can enhance your financial security and pave the way for a comfortable retirement. Don't miss out on the opportunity to secure your financial future—watch our video to learn more about the advantages of starting a Roth IRA today!

New episodes of AdBits every Tuesday!

Episode 191 | 3 Reasons to Start a Roth IRA | Game-Changing Benefits for Your Retirement Plan

On today's episode of AdBits, IRA Financial's founder Adam Bergman discusses the benefits of using a Roth IRA to invest in real estate. How can this benefit you? Be sure to tune in!

Episode 190: Roth IRA for Real Estate

Want to use your self-directed IRA to invest in multi-family real estate but you're not sure where to start? IRA Financial's founder, Adam Bergman, breaks down everything you need to know!

Episode 189: Investing in Multi-Family Real Estate With An IRA

Life happens and sometimes you might need to use your IRA funds before your retirement. IRA Financial's founder, Adam Bergman breaks down the 60-day rule and explains how you can use your IRA TAX-FREE!

Episode 188 – How To Use Your IRA Tax-Free

AdBits

Dicas e informações para sua preparação para o Mercado de Trabalho.

Atente-se a alguns detalhes sobre foto no currículo.

Foto no currículo

Deixe seu currículo atrativo usando palavras chaves do anúncio da vaga.

Dica sobre currículo

Empresas e profissionais da área de RH utilizam o QI. Você sabe como tirar proveito dessa ferramenta? Vem ouvir o podcast de hoje e descobrir!

Ter um QI no mercado de trabalho é injusto?

O que é Empregabilidade? Como posso utilizar as ferramentas da empregabilidade a meu favor neste momento de crise? Vem ouvir e descobrir!

Empregabilidade em tempo de crise.

Há características que são essenciais ao perfil de quem pretende atuar em home office. O podcast de hoje traz as principais qualidades que o profissional deve ter para desempenhar bem suas funções nesse contexto.

Qual é o perfil do profissional para trabalhar em casa.

Dicas Para O Mercado De Trabalho

We'll talk about how we can improve our performance at work place and we'll also discuss corporate management tools that helps the managers to create an environment where people can perform to the best of their abilities.

If you are determined to make 2022 your best year to boost your career. Here are few tools to maximize your career success !!

Tools for Maximizing Your Career Success !!

When leaders put ethics ahead of profit or personal gain, it sends a strong signal down the ranks. As a result employees also recognize ethics at work in their decision-making process. Ethics is everybody’s responsibility.

ETHICAL LEADERSHIP FOR HR

Today we'll discuss how to best prepare for the interview and also getting a job. As we all know interviews are happening from our home or from some remote place. For many people that is easier but for many people its not easy because they are not comfortable on line. So keeping this in mind we’ll first discuss how we should prepare for phone interview, video call or face to face interview.

HOW TO BEST PREPARE FOR JOB INTERVIEW

Are you wondering how to get promotion at work ? If you have been working in a company for sometime what could you do to move up the ladder. I am sharing  six strategies to become a prime candidate to  get desired promotion .

HOW TO PREPARE YOURSELF TO GET PROMOTION AT WORKPLACE

Today we’ll discuss why we need team , what are the element of effective team , how team member can connect each other , how to invite contribution and coloration among team members and how we can monitor and review our team.

Team Building

VEE AAR PLACERS PODCAST

Host Jeremy Goldberg, Worldwide Director of Critical Infrastructure at Microsoft, is on a journey to learn more about how infrastructure is being built around the world, by talking with public servants, philanthropist, artists and place-makers who have spent their lives working in the public interes...

Mohamed Abuagla is the Chief Executive for Hayya, the organization in Qatar responsible for helping the country manage the massive influx of people for the World Cup, while providing as seamless experience for fans entering the country, using transportation, and attending the games.  “The vision behind [Hayya] was basically to create a system or an app or an experience, you know, a platform that brings everything in one place." -- Mohamed Abuagla Visit the Future of Infrastructure site for transcripts of all episodes.  Jeremy Goldberg | LinkedIn | Twitter Mohamed Abuagla | LinkedIn Hayya Microsoft Public Sector Center of Expertise  Microsoft’s Public Sector Center of Expertise brings together thought leadership and research relating to digital transformation in the public sector. The Center of Expertise highlights the efforts and success stories of public servants around the globe, while fostering a community of decision makers with a variety of resources from podcasts and webinars to white papers and new research. Join us as we discover and share the learnings and achievements of public sector communities. Discover and follow other Microsoft podcasts at aka.ms/microsoft/podcasts

Delivering Amazing for the World Cup

 Peter Torrellas is President for Connected Communities at Parsons Corporation leading infrastructure-focused business across cities, transportation and utilities. Peter joined the podcast to talk about embracing the complexity of infrastructure to implement projects across domains.   “What we do now with infrastructure over the next five to ten years will be the legacy that generations live with for the next 50 or 100.” Parsons Jeremy Goldberg | LinkedIn  The Future of Infrastructure at the Public Sector Center of Excellence

Infrastructure is Our User Interface for the Planet

Enrique Penalosa, the former mayor of Bogota, Colombia joined the podcast to talk about the importance of having – and sticking to – a clear vision to overcome resistance and drive change at the city level and how it helped him transform Bogota. Enrique Penalosa | TED Talk| Twitter Jeremy Goldberg | LinkedIn | Twitter TransMilenio Bogotá bus rapid transit system

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Jane Golden is the Executive Director of Mural Arts Philadelphia. Jane joined Jeremy to talk about how engaging communities is driving positive change in the city and how murals are changing SEPTA spaces to improve the passenger experience.  Click here for transcript of this episode. Visit the  Future of Infrastructure site for transcripts of all episodes. Mural Arts Philadelphia | Jane Golden Jeremy Goldberg | LinkedIn | Twitter Microsoft Public Sector Center of Expertise  Microsoft’s Public Sector Center of Expertise brings together thought leadership and research relating to digital transformation in the public sector. The Center of Expertise highlights the efforts and success stories of public servants around the globe, while fostering a community of decision makers with a variety of resources from podcasts and webinars to white papers and new research. Join us as we discover and share the learnings and achievements of public sector communities. Discover and follow other Microsoft podcasts at aka.ms/microsoft/podcasts

How Art is Driving Change in Philadelphia

Miguel Pinto Luz, the Deputy Mayor of Cascais, Portugal, joined us to share how Cascais prioritizes quality of life, and how it’s putting service delivery and economic development first to achieve it. Learn about Cascais’s transportation system and why accountability and transparency are at the core of how Cascais is becoming a smarter city. Visit the  Future of Infrastructure site for transcripts of all episodes. Jeremy Goldberg | LinkedIn | Twitter Miguel Pinto Luz |  LinkedIn | Cascais Microsoft Public Sector Center of Expertise  Microsoft’s Public Sector Center of Expertise brings together thought leadership and research relating to digital transformation in the public sector. The Center of Expertise highlights the efforts and success stories of public servants around the globe, while fostering a community of decision makers with a variety of resources from podcasts and webinars to white papers and new research. Join us as we discover and share the learnings and achievements of public sector communities. Discover and follow other Microsoft podcasts at aka.ms/microsoft/podcasts

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The Design Alchemy podcast is a peek behind the veil of the design industry where we break down complex topics and examine, discuss and deconstruct the Great Work of visual communication and symbolism, and how they affect our culture.
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In this episode of Design Alchemy, hosts Billy and Dimi discuss the topic of design thinking and its place in the design industry. Dimi expresses his skepticism towards design thinking, calling it a vague framework that falls under the category of secular religions. Billy, on the other hand, defends design thinking and explains its five-stage process of empathizing, defining, ideating, prototyping, and testing. The hosts also touch on the role of top-down design in industries such as fashion and the importance of understanding the needs of users in UX and UI design. Tune in to this thought-provoking episode to gain insights into the world of design and its various approaches.

Episode IX: RIP Design Thinking (?)

On the next exhilarating episode of the Design Alchemy Podcast, prepare to dive into the captivating world of generative AI with our passionate hosts, Billy and Dimi. They'll explore the cutting-edge AI tools transforming the design landscape, such as ChatGPT, DALL-E, and MidJourney, and how they're revolutionizing their own creative processes.

Join Billy and Dimi as they debunk common misconceptions and fill in the knowledge gaps surrounding generative AI, often perpetuated by the mainstream media. They'll share their infectious enthusiasm for the boundless possibilities AI presents in design, while also addressing the challenges, like copyright dilemmas and the spread of misinformation.

Listen in as our dynamic duo recounts their adventures using AI for both professional and personal projects, from crafting visually stunning teaching slides to experimenting with imaginative prompts that push the boundaries of design. You won't want to miss their insights on how the rapid development of AI technology is shaking up the industry, prompting crucial discussions on cheap visual labor and the gig economy.

Plus, get a sneak peek into groundbreaking projects like the first-ever AI-made film contest, "White Mirror," showcasing the awe-inspiring creative potential in the field. This thrilling episode of the Design Alchemy Podcast will leave you inspired and eager to explore the fantastic opportunities and challenges generative AI brings to the design space. Tune in, and let your creativity soar!

Don't forget to check:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVT3WUa-48Y&t=67s

https://dribbble.com/shots/21128819-God-of-War-Kratos-Father-Warrior-Hero-AI-Showcase

https://futureoflife.org/open-letter/pause-giant-ai-experiments/




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Episode VIII: Generative Rising

Are we doomed to live and die inside the Zuckerberg-sponsored Matrix of the Metaverse? Is there any reason to get hyped about this? How will the metaverse change the way we design and produce our work? What does this mean for students and young professionals? Billy and Dimi are getting in the grim vision of the future, but manage to end on a positive note.

Episode VII: Designing for the Metaverse

"Does design matter at all? What is Postmodernism, and how has it affected the design discipline? Is the idea of the Beautiful and the Sublime forever lost? What is Attentionalism? Is our culture really collapsing?" Billy Boman and Dimi Lazarou return to the Design Alchemy podcast with a bang, making as many enemies as they possibly can..

Episode VI: Designfluencers and the End of Skill

"What does an audio brief look like? What is a Sonic Logo? How do expression, leitmotifs and different scales influence the mood and symbolism of a music piece? What are some common grounds between musical composition and visual design?" We ask Sam George, from PickupGoliath and @theproducertutor, to help us with these, and more, questions, in the fifth episode of Design Alchemy.

Episode V – The Multiple Meanings of Melodies (with Sam George)

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