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Google launched a free course "Digital Marketing Manager" on "Diya.Osvita" The free practical course "Digital Marketing Manager" from Google has been launched on the Diya.Osvita platform. The course is aimed at both beginners and experienced marketers. All video lessons are available in Ukrainian. The goal of the project is to help Ukrainians gain practical skills to further develop their careers in the field of digital marketing and to open up new employment opportunities in this field. To create the course, Google collaborated with the Warsaw School of Economics SGH and the Marketing Masters school of performance marketing. The Digital Marketing Manager course consists of a series of 101 video lessons, each of which includes several short episodes. It covers topics such as search engine optimization (SEO), marketing in social networks, paid advertising, content marketing, data analysis, website design and development. What the course gives: Practical and theoretical knowledge from experienced expert practitioners. Working knowledge of digital marketing tools such as Google Ads, Google Analytics, Data Studio, etc. Tests and practical exercises to test and strengthen your knowledge. Certificate. After successful completion of the course and test, participants will receive a certificate from Diya.Osvita, Google and Marketing Masters, which will be a valuable addition to the resume. Training takes place online on the "Diya.Osvita" platform, you can view lessons at a convenient time and at your own pace. #google #ads #gogoleads #adwords #googleadwords #online #advertising #onlineadvertising #marketing #onlinemarketing #digital #digitalmarketing #manager #free #course #freecourse

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🚀 Exciting News: I've Completed the "AI_devs2" Course! 🚀 I am thrilled to announce that I have successfully completed the "AI_devs2" course, a comprehensive program designed to dive deep into the world of Generative AI, focusing on OpenAI's GPT-4 technology. This course has armed me with the skills to program and automate processes using GPT-4, setting a new benchmark in my professional development. 🤖 Throughout this journey, I had the privilege of learning from some of the brightest minds in the industry, who brought real-world applications and cutting-edge research into the classroom. The curriculum was a perfect amalgamation of theoretical foundations and practical implementations, helping me understand the nuances of Generative AI technologies and their transformative potential.🌟 One of the highlights was gaining hands-on experience with OpenAI models, which allowed me to build, test, and refine AI-driven applications. This sharpened my technical skills and enriched my problem-solving strategies, making me better equipped to tackle complex challenges in the AI space. 💻 The course also delved deep into AI's ethical considerations and societal impacts, a crucial aspect that enriches the technological discourse. Discussions around AI ethics have inspired me to advocate for responsible AI usage and to strive to implement AI solutions that are both innovative and ethical. 🌐 As I receive my certificate, I am not just celebrating the end of a course but the beginning of a journey. Armed with the knowledge and skills confirmed by this certification, I am eager to explore new opportunities where I can apply my learning to drive impact. 🚀 To my instructors, peers, and everyone involved in the "AI_devs2" program, thank you for making this one of the best educational experiences I've ever had. Your mentorship, support, and insights have been invaluable. 🔥 Jakub Mrugalski Mateusz Chrobok Adam Gospodarczyk Here’s to future projects where I can bring all these learnings to life! Let's connect and explore potential collaborations that leverage AI to solve real-world problems. 🌐🤖 #AI_devs2 #aidevs #AI #GenerativeAI #OpenAI #GPT4 #Programming #Automation #ContinuousLearning #ProfessionalGrowth

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🚀 Attention ML Engineers! 🚀 We've conducted a short investigation into the Ukrainian job market for July, and we've identified the top 8 frameworks you need to know if you're looking to apply for the latest vacancies. Check out these essential tools to boost your career: TensorFlow User Group (TFUG) PyTorch MLflow Hadoop Administration and others Master these frameworks and get ahead in your job search. Good luck! For the full report on ML Engineer vacancies and Data Pro insights, join the WiMLDS community on Meetup (link in comments). Stay informed and connected with the latest opportunities and trends! #MLEngineer #DataScience #MachineLearning #UkrainianJobs

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I want to support Dmytro Simonov and encourage everyone to back the expansion of the Ukrainian game “Stalker 2”. In just 10 minutes, anyone can support Ukraine's economy by leaving a review of Stalker 2 on Steam, Google, Metacritic, Opencritic, or IGN. This boosts sales, strengthens the international brand, and counters Russian information campaigns. The new S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 has already become the top-selling game on Steam, with over a million copies sold and thousands of reviews. Your feedback can generate 4-5 additional game sales worth $60 each, reinforcing Ukrainian culture's global standing. Russians are trying to discredit the game with negative reviews. We can fight back by leaving our own ratings. It's a simple yet impactful way to support Ukraine's cultural diplomacy. P.S. The game is outstanding. It’s more than entertainment—it's a technological and cultural symbol and a step toward a thriving creative economy.

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The short-seller attack against Kaspi.kz is egregious, borderline discriminatory and definitively a witch hunt. Crafting a Russia connection because #Kaspi works with Yandex Taxi in the KZ market? Really? i) Yandex is not a sanctioned entity; ii) If Uber isn't in the market, who is Kaspi supposed to work with? iii) How can we draw inferential assumptions based on a company's country of origin? Never mind the factual errors on balance holdings of nonresidents at Kaspi Bank. Never mind the bogus circumstantial claims involving screenshots of social media reviews. Never mind the fact that if Culper's McCarthyist research based on replacement of causation with weak correlation was true, every bank in Central Asia would be under sanctions today (contrary to the official stance of the United States). Kaspi has turned the impossible into reality - it has proven that you can build a $2B net profit fintech in Central Asia. It is a larger-than-life company that has broken multiple ceilings - paving the way for others like zypl.ai to emerge out of Central Asia. Just yesterday I put part of my savings into the $KSPI stock to put skin in the game. As a fintech founder from the region, I am not only inspired by what Kaspi has done - I am bullish and long on Kaspi's continued growth.

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App In The Air closing ;( Bayram Annakov what is the best alternative? I need following free functions - recognize route tickets from email - push about online check-in begin - working from Russia without VPN - working with Russian avia companies

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So something a lot of youtube commentators have noticed is that most of the information about Ukranian advances in Kursk come from Russian sources. So the Russian ministry of defense keeps putting out these press releases saying that the Ukrainians are in this village or that village, which is interesting because the Ukrainians themselves are quiet. Now the Ukrainian cheerleaders are being very loud about how the Ukrainians are advancing and how Putin is being humiliated, but when you based your propaganda on information that the other side is providing, then you have to start to worry. In fact, I think that the Russians are being very clever because 1) They don't care about humiliation and neither does the West. In fact my suspicion is that telling the Russian public that the Ukrainians are making huge advances in Russian territory actually increases support in Russia for the war and Putin. Sure if the Ukrainians march to Moscow or if they are still there three years from now, it will hurt him. But if three months from now Putin kicks the Ukrainians out of Russia, he is going to look like a hero. In the West, people are tired and numb now. 2) It pins the Ukrainians to Kursk. I think the original idea was to capture the Kursk nuclear power plant, which really would be a game changer if they could pull that off. But this looks unlikely, and one thing that might make military sense, is to just cut your losses and pull out, but if it turns out that you can't pull out of Kursk for political reasons, then the Russians have just pinned six of your best brigades.

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12÷2(1+2) / 14÷7(1+1) The answer is not 4. Many got it wrong! Ukraine Math Test https://lnkd.in/dPCGDBTx #math #ukraine #math #percentages #puzzleswithanswers #maths #mathsproblems #indices #fastandeasymaths

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Every employer wants to have employees who know how to use a mouse. This skill is on demand. In this video we will cover basics and some advanced techniques that will help you get your dream job 30x faster https://lnkd.in/dNGids-e

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As we have a lot of new internships to offer in Vention, I decided to ask Anton Niakrasau, our Department Manager who is looking for Python, .NET, Ruby, and Azure DevOps interns, what is the most important skill trainee should have. 👉 Look at his answer: “In my opinion, the core skill that trainees should have is motivation. We don't expect a lot of knowledge, but we need them to learn a lot in a short period. They need that internal drive to push themselves to work hard. This motivation will help them move forward in the future, and it is something we cannot instill in them directly – it is what we expect them to have. The next essential skill is discipline because they need the internal power to work consistently. There are times when we have to develop something not very interesting and inspiring. Even if you start your startup, sooner or later, you will have to fix bugs and write internationalization code. Another important skill we expect is proficiency in English. When people have good English skills, we can avoid the initial headache of helping them prepare for their first interview with a client😊. Speaking of hard skills, I believe they will be able to gain them while learning. However, some prior knowledge can indicate a person's diligence and hard work because it shows they did something before joining us. We have a good example that demonstrates this approach works. In 2022, we decided to help a group of people find new jobs and organized a laboratory. We did not interview any of them. As a result, we had a team where most were completely inexperienced. But by the end, they all knew how to develop applications, and eight out of ten found jobs. Their motivation and diligence, not their hard skills, helped them, and they continued working in different companies.” This couldn’t be more inspiring! All our internships here: https://lnkd.in/eW-gCn4d Apply now and kickstart your career today! 🚀 #internship #intern #hiring #net #engineer #ruby #developer #devops #python

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🌆 IT Arena 2024. Lviv. 1️⃣ An incredible concentration of talented and energetic people. It's really inspiring. 2️⃣ MilTech startups: water drones, AI solutions for all types of modern weaponry, enemy identification technology. Impressive. The incredible and difficult efforts of Ukrainian teams. 3️⃣ Content panel. AI still sounds attractive in the titles of presentations and during the keynotes. But where's the money in this for businesses? 4️⃣ Startup pitches. Storylines in the pitches leaves much to be desired, but charismatic founders. I liked the idea of a Notion replacement from xTiles. But they're not the winners. 5️⃣ Marketing and building strong brands are the key and main areas of business for tech teams. 6️⃣ Afterparty and evening events were top-notch. Not all marathon runners were able to reach the rooftop at Mad's. ️️️️️ 😍 See you in 2025.

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Looking for a great future manager? Meet Andrey Karavaychik, Vention's 12-year veteran, known as the unicorn of positivity whose angry face is rarer than a mythical creature. 😊   👉 Andrey, it's been 12 years since you joined the company. Do you remember your first days here? A: The office was full of energy. People were constantly moving around, discussing tasks, solving problems, and interacting with clients. It was fascinating to just observe everything. My first task was easy, but I got feedback that I needed to be more proactive. I took that advice seriously, and here I am 12 years later!   👉 Do you think this proactive attitude is part of the company's DNA? A: Definitely. In my previous job, you could complete your tasks, sit back, and no one would notice if you went above and beyond. At Vention, people expect you to bring ideas, argue for better solutions, or find creative ways to tackle problems. It was a shift in mindset for me, but I adapted quickly.   👉 What qualities make a good manager, in your opinion? A: A good manager needs to be professional and empathetic. People are different—some treat minor issues like disasters, while others stay calm during major problems. It's important to know how to communicate effectively and adapt your approach to each situation. Sometimes, kindness works. Other times, you need to be firm. Managing people is about finding the right balance—it's something you learn over time.   👉 What has kept you at Vention for so long? A: Three things: opportunities for growth, fair compensation, and great colleagues. The company has always given me room to develop and supported my career. And the people here—from teammates to managers—make all the difference.   We couldn't agree more! Some employees don't just work at a company; they become its heartbeat ❤️  If you'd like to work on Andrey's team, DM me—we're looking for .NET engineers together 😊

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In this screenshot from Meets is the most motivated developer I have met in my 14-year career in IT. The guy's name is Yura, and he is a disabled person of the first category with a congenital form of cerebral palsy. Yura lives in Vinnytsia, Ukraine. Yura has difficulties typing on the keyboard and speaking, but despite this, he studied Python with me online for a year as part of my volunteer project PyKids. Due to his illness, Yura does not like to be photographed; this screenshot is the only photo I have. I took it on December 17, 2022, as a memento. On this day in Vinnytsia, due to rocket shelling, there was no electricity or home internet. Yura had charged his laptop in advance and connected to the lesson using mobile internet, and in such conditions, we were learning dictionaries in Python. When any of my students are lazy, I use Yura as an example of someone who studied despite his illness and the lack of electricity and home internet. As a result, Yura created his own anime-themed portal on Django, with a large film storage and API, and entered university to major in "Computer Science," even though no one really believed in him. Honestly, even I was shocked that he succeeded. Now Yura has decided to develop in the field of information security and pentesting. He believes that with his limitations, it will be easier for him to find a job in this field than in a team of developers. I want to appeal to my friends in the field of information security with a request to become a mentor for Yura on this path. What needs to be done: create a roadmap of courses on educational platforms for Yura and periodically help him if difficulties arise. Yura speaks Ukrainian, Russian, and some basic English, knows the basics of Linux, uses Ubuntu, and loves Python. If you want to help Yura, message me privately. #CerebralPalsyWarrior  #LookingForAMentor

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I am glad to become a speaker at AI & BigData Day Conference with a topic: "How to boost Ukrainian business using AI" 🤖 🗒 In this talk we outline industries that are already using AI and industries that are just going to implement it. 🛠 We will see what AI tools can boost the business and how AI Strategy may help business to adopt AI changes. I believe that Artificial Intelligence could increase productivity and boost organizations StayInno AI Consulting company making a marketing research of how Ukrainian business using AI. If your company wants to participate in AI research let us know and get free AI Readiness checklist

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Ukraine rapidly emerges as a leader in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Central and Eastern Europe🚀 A recent study by the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine and Roosh positions Ukraine as the country with the second-best developed AI/ML infrastructure in the region. The growth trajectory is nothing short of impressive. In just a few years, the number of tech companies working with AI/ML has doubled, while the number of AI/ML specialists has witnessed a fivefold increase. 👉 Check out the PDF to glimpse into the Ukrainian AI/ML landscape as of June 2024. *** My team and I specialize in building dedicated teams for businesses working in diverse AI fields, including voice recognition technologies, AI-powered advertising platforms, and AI-driven management solutions. Ready to discuss? DM me to learn more about how we can empower your AI ambitions. Let's benefit from Ukraine's dynamic AI/ML landscape together to achieve your business goals! #UkraineTech #Innovation #DigitalTransformation #TechTalent #VentureCapital

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Every day you see a lot of news and media from #Ukraine posted on LinkedIn. Do you want to be among the first to read or post some breaking news about the war? It’s as easy as 1-2-3. 1. Download a Telegram app and subscribe to one or more reliable Ukrainian news channels. 2. Get a notification from your favourite channel and open the most recent article. 3. If needed, translate the article to understand if it’s worth your attention. Save the article media file(s) to your personal device. Copy/paste/edit and post the content on LinkedIn, attaching the corresponding media file(s). Done! If you just beginning with this, the amount of relevant channels could be overwhelming. To save your time I can recommend just a couple of channels to start with: 1. UNITED24Media: https://t.me/United24media This channel translates the news in English, which is very handy for those who don’t want to deal with translation. While some news may not be up to the minute, this channel has media with English subtitles too, so it gives you a ready to post material for LinkedIn. 2. OperativnoZSU: https://t.me/operativnoZSU This is one of the main Ukrainian news Telegram channels about the war. It usually gathers and posts the most recent news (and a lot of media) from different other channels, so you don’t have to browse dozens of them yourself. There are of course plenty of other reliable channels with their own great content. If you like more recommendations to work with just let me know! 📹 How to get the content to post on LinkedIn from a Ukrainian Telegram channel: from OperativnoZSU about the recent return of Ukrainian defenders from captivity.

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