Class of 2013: You'll Never Again Be so Unburdened; Do Something Bold Robotics CEO: 12-Year-Old Whiz As Smart As Ph.Ds | This Could Be Big When Ted Larson, the CEO of a Silicon Valley robotics firm, hired Rohan Agrawal as his summer intern this year he was skeptical that Rowan could keep up with his team’s pace. Rohan, after all, is 12 years old. And Larson, whose firm, OLogic, usually hires college or graduate students as interns, had never worked with someone so young. “We had a large box of robot parts that some of the guys at Google gave us,” Larson said of Rowan’s first day at Ologic last summer. Larson said that he could have given that box of parts to a grad student and they may have come back to him with a functioning robot in a couple of weeks. “And I was like, ‘oh my god,’ what will I do with him for the summer?” By the end of the internship, Larson was comparing Rohan’s robotics aptitude and knowledge to that of a PhD: “And anyone who has a problem with that clearly hasn’t met Rohan.” Technology & ElectronicsRobots
Which MBA? | Ask the expert: How to write a CV What Not to Say When Negotiating Your Salary Jobs that have become Obsolete by Leigh Goessl | Career Path Leigh Goessl's image for: "Jobs that have become Obsolete" Caption: Location: Image by: As technology progresses the demands for certain kinds of jobs change. Today many of these occupations are not only almost, if not completely, extinct, but chances are the current generations have never even heard of some these professions. Here's a look at some jobs that have become obsolete over the years: *Milkman Decades ago people didn't run to the grocery or local convenience store when they ran out of milk, it was delivered to their home by the milkman. *Iceman Before electric freezers and refrigerators became standard, people used to keep their food fresh with ice placed in iceboxes. *Elevator Operator Before elevators were programmed how to start/stop with the push of a button, elevator operators would run the elevators, decide what order floors would be stopped and align the elevator with the floor so riders could exit safely. *Lector *Lamplighter Once a need, today lamplighters are unheard of.
The Key To Success Is Practice 25 Quotes to Inspire You to Become a Better Leader 21 Awesome Things to Say to Yourself 7 Must-Have (Free) Mobile Apps to do Your Job Better Body language, Why It matter – i-Facts People think we communicate through words and we only care for our words, but it’s not right thing we have to give some attention to our body language also. Actually our body reaction is more important than our words. For example if someone says he is happy but all the time his frowning. To interpret persons feeling body language is one of the medium. Body language, why it matter Posture: You may remember the days of your childhood where your parents and teacher told you to stand straight and sit in straight position. Universal facial expression: In every human being some articulated and recognized facial expression seems always. Eye expression: Whenever you talk to people, try to make eye contact with that person. Mouth: Mouth is the most important part because smile come under this department which is the sign of happy interaction. Head: The position of head movement, to analyze the sign of agrees or digression. Hand and arm: Hands and arms are mostly use while communicating. Legs and feet: