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Interview with Zwipe - Good traction in Access Find the interview here: https://lnkd.in/dZA8Jrxs Equity analyst Markus Almerud interviews Zwipe's CEO Robert Puskaric after the company's operational update for Q1. They discuss the status of the biometric access card market, the progress with its partners, how the progress will flow through from the integrators to the end customer and how imprortant it is to choose the right partner. They also discuss the importance of trade fairs and what they have given so far. Finally they touch upon the cost savings program. $ZWIPE

Watch 🎥 how Philadelphia Technician Training Institute is empowering students with hands-on skills and career opportunities! 💪 Whether you're looking to start a new career or advance in your current one, PTTI offers the training you need to succeed. Our diverse community is committed to helping you achieve your goals. Ready to take the next step? Check out the video to learn more! 🌟 #PTTI #SkilledTrades #CareerTraining #Empowerment

Check out our feature on screening buckets in the latest issue of Diggers Live.

Some days it's not your own innovation that counts. Not long ago I watched a video that had only 28 views in two years. The focus was helping young people make good decisions re jobs. One segment seemed like it would be a great intro so I posted a timestamped link with a suggestion "If you're super-busy, watch 10-20 seconds now (gather information for decision-making) and then you can watch it, bookmark it and/or share it with your family, friends, neighbors and coworkers. In two days, the number of views almost doubled! https://lnkd.in/eryzZeif Tip: the timestamp is at 1m13s. You can fast forward if the timestamp doesn't work. #bestadvice

📢 New video! 💬 Dr Colin Keogh from INLECOM gives us his points of view around the exploitation, commercialisation and business plans related to the #RAWMINA project. 🎥 https://lnkd.in/d2agbUbP

Day 6/10 Exploring Framer I worked on Mastering Components, variants and variables Variables makes it very easy to reuse the components

Do listen in about how #Roctool can revolutionise your #composite #design and #production!

Learn about the benefits of Track Placement on the W 120 with Tyler, Terry, Donnie, and Jeffrey. Quick and easy steps allow you to adjust your machine for proper track placement. Start by raising the machine all the way up and holding the “Position 3” button down. Once this has been completed, you can begin going in reverse allowing the leg to be walked out. As the machine reaches its desired point, it will let you know that the track placement has been complete, and the milling process can begin. The Wirtgen Track Placement allows your machine to be more stable while milling when the track is out. On the other side, the inner position gives you more clearance for barrier walls, curbs, or any other obstacles. Other features of the W 120 include: ✅ High-quality camera system with two or five cameras, LED lighting, and operator's platform with lateral shift function to provide optimal visibility ✅ John Deere engine with optimized torque curve for cold milling ✅ Wirtgen Performance Tracker (WPT) offers direct display of truck loading and clear site documentation https://lnkd.in/gbKEkQqZ

The Serendipitous Side of Success: My Career’s Unexpected Twists 🌟 My career has been a testament to the fact that hard work and meticulous planning are only part of the success equation. The other, often overlooked, part is serendipity. After diving into an HBR article on the role of luck in our careers, I’ve been mulling over the ‘fortunate accidents’ that have nudged my professional journey in exciting directions. Here’s how I’ve seen ‘luck’ play out in my career: The Power of Personal Connections: Sometimes, opportunities come from unexpected places. My current role at Roehl Transportation is a prime example. It came about thanks to a conversation my dad had with the owner. This experience has shown me how personal connections can lead to unexpected opportunities. Welcoming Change with Open Arms: I’ve worn many hats - from a Kwik Trip employee to a digital marketing intern - and each switch brought its own set of lessons and opportunities. It’s like every new role was a key unlocking a door to the next adventure. Sharpening Skills That Travel Well: I’ve honed abilities that are universal currency in the job market. This versatility has been my career’s Swiss Army knife, equipping me for roles I hadn’t even envisioned. Following My Gut: The best chances are often hidden, waiting to be discovered. When I took the internship at Floortapestore.com - the only gig available at the time - little did I know it would be a game-changer. I’ve come to realize that ‘being lucky’ isn’t just about being in the right place at the right time. It’s about being open-minded and prepared when opportunity knocks. What about you? Have you ever stumbled upon an opportunity that felt like a stroke of luck? How do you invite serendipity into your career? #CareerLuck #OpenMindedness #CareerJourney #Networking #SkillBuilding #uwspMBA #BUS703 #SENTRYSCHOOL Lyna Matesi

Do you agree? any thoughts on this? In tech, it seems, that during an interview the optimal ratio of how much you should -actually know- vs how much you -act confident and can BS you way through- is directly proportionate to the ratio with which your interviewer is doing the same. A video that illustrates this point: