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Building a Reputation That Lasts | Rahul Ladha | TEDxATLAS University
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-13 16:57
Job Market & Recruitment - Recruiters spend approximately 7 seconds reviewing a resume [1] - 75% of resumes are screened out by Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) [1] - Only 1 out of 250 applications results in a job offer [2] - There's an 80% chance job opportunities are filled through referrals and networks, not job portals [2] - Over 50% of applicants receive no response from HR or companies [3] Reputation & Career Advancement - A resume is merely an entry ticket; the real value lies in one's work, legacy, trust, credibility, and endorsements [4][5] - Every interaction is a transaction, with good deeds as deposits and broken promises as withdrawals in a "reputation wallet" [5][6] - The "DEPOSIT" framework is introduced: Define reputational goals, Execute small wins, Prove value publicly, Own and learn from mistakes, Strengthen relationships, Initiate opportunities to contribute, and Track deposits [8][9][11][12][13][14][16][18] Building a Strong Reputation - Define top priorities for reputation, such as being a trusted advisor or someone who executes well at scale [9][10] - Publicly demonstrate abilities through platforms like podcasting, blogging, research papers, or patents [12][13] - Acknowledge and learn from mistakes, as exemplified by Mark Zuckerberg's experience [13][14] - Strengthen relationships over time, similar to how a bamboo tree strengthens its roots [14][15][16] - Track deposits (positive actions) to improve and understand what works well [18][19]
Automating Excellence: Transforming Work Through Technology | Tharun Theja S | TEDxVCE
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-13 15:57
Technology Industry Analysis - The traditional technology cycle understanding, starting with AI, is challenged; the speaker posits the cycle correctly begins with the motherboard [3][9] - A core understanding of technology fundamentals, specifically the motherboard, is lacking in many individuals, unlike engineers from the late 1980s and 1990s [9][10] - Over-emphasis on advanced technologies like AI, driven by product marketing, can lead to neglecting fundamental knowledge [13][14] - Simply listing numerous technologies (C, C++, data analytics, ML, NLP, AI, Python, Anaconda) on a CV does not guarantee employment; foundational understanding is key [16] Personal and Professional Development - A right attitude is crucial for success and career advancement [19][20] - The sequence for personal and professional growth should prioritize attitude, listening, talking, networking, and then skill set [19][20][21][22] - Networking is emphasized as being equivalent to net worth [21] - Skill sets can be trained, but attitude is intrinsic and cannot be taught [22][23] - Communication skills (including native languages) and interpersonal skills are essential to encapsulate the core sequence of attitude, listening, talking, networking and skill sets [24]
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Andrew Tate· 2025-10-09 17:04
The internet is currently the best networking tool in existence.If you’re in the right circles, you made hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars this year, simply by pressing the buy button when your friends told you to buy. ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-10-09 17:02
Networking Events - Conference season is back, indicating increased opportunities for networking [1] - The article provides guidance on how to excel at networking events [1]
Trust the Process: Building Ventures with Purpose | Anuraj Antil | TEDxSGGSCC Studio
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-06 16:21
वेयर शुड आई स्टार्ट दिस वीडियो फ्रॉम. एक्सैक्टली दैट्स द प्रॉब्लम विद आवर लाइफ। दैट्स व्हाट लाइफ इज़ ऑल अबाउट. टेकिंग राइट डिसिशनंस वेदर शुड आई गो फॉर दिस ऑर नॉट। इवन चूजिंग अ करियर इन आवर लाइफ इज़ लाइक दैट, वेदर शुड आई गो फॉर इट ऑर नॉट, एंड आफ्टर डूइंग इट, ओनली, यू विल नो वेदर यू वांट टू डू इट ओर नॉट। एक्जेक्टली, लाइफ इज़ लाइक दिस। सो इफ यू वांट टू डू समथिंग यू विल नो यू विल नो इट ओनली आफ्टर डूइंग इट। सो द मंत्र इज टू डू इट। व्हेन यू डू इट देन ओनली यू विल अंडरस्टैंड वेदर दिस सूट्स यू इफ यू आर कम्फर्टेबल ओर वे ...
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Andrew Tate· 2025-10-05 15:25
Think about it.You never see rich people telling you that networking isn’t important.You only see poor people saying that networking isn’t worth the time or money. ...
The Next Big Thing is still Human | Shashikanth Jayaraman | TEDxVelammal Global School
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-01 15:20
Human Resources & Technology Intersection - The presentation addresses the growing anxiety in today's fast-paced world caused by the intersection of technology and human capabilities [6] - It emphasizes the importance of questioning new technologies and trends instead of blindly following them [6][22] - The core message is about balancing technological advancements with human connection and empathy [24][25] HR Sangum's Model - HR Sangum was born out of a need for continuous learning and skill upgrading in a recessionary economy [8][10] - It is an aggregated community for knowledge sharing and networking among HR professionals [14] - HR Sangum impacted 10,000 HR professionals across Tamil Nadu without spending any money on marketing in a decade [14] - The model focuses on in-person connections and experiences rather than online programs [17] Community & Learning - The presentation highlights the value of meaningful conversations, collaborative learning, and community contribution [19] - It cautions against getting trapped in blindly following customs or technology without understanding their impact [22] - The algorithm of empathy is more important than blind belief in technology [23]
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The Wall Street Journal· 2025-10-01 02:31
Sweating in elite new supersize saunas produces a unique sort of connection: Welcome to the new networking space https://t.co/ErFyT7tnKN ...
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The Wall Street Journal· 2025-09-27 11:24
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Pleydell-Bouverie: Networking is possibly the most underappreciated growth story
CNBC Television· 2025-09-25 11:44
Claire, the AI trade has been the absolute juggernaut in markets over the past couple of years now at least. Are there signs in your mind that things are legitimately cooling off or is this just a pause that refreshes so to speak. >> Morning, Dom.It's great to be on your show. Um, there's there's not a pause, there's an acceleration in in our view. I mean, given the fact that was announced between Nvidia and Open AI, the importance of which we don't think can be overstated.Uh I mean this was for 10 gigawatt ...