Job Hunting and Re-invention by New Perception

To reinvent yourself for new jobs and opportunities, you need to see things anew. If not by your own eyes, by some borrowed eyes.  I learn a lot from this fantastic book.

Job Hunting and Re-invention

If you feel your options are limited, try the fiction-writer's lens. This fantastic book says it all.

Young Steve Jobs's Business Acumen

Wozniak (Apple co-founder) wanted to give his design away so that other people could build their own personal computer.

Jobs knew people were either too busy or not smart enough to do so. He knew they would pay for convenience.

And Paul Terrell, the owner of a computer store, also knew that. That's Steve Jobs's genius and savvy.

Over-Automation and Over-AI

A few months back, Elon Musk admitted that production delays at Tesla factories were down to their attempt to automate too much too soon.

Here in this story, the pilots had to fight their own in-flight software. The software read wrongly that the plane was rising too steeply and corrected the "error" by diving the plane too steeply too. The pilots tried to over-ride the software with lots of difficulty.























Here I see no point to plug into my web app. ( candopi.com ). 

Haa Haaa Haa ...

Entrepreneurs to Be Impulsive and to Think Black and White

I admit that there is a great method to Steve Jobs's apparent madness.

Entrepreneurs, especially at the startup stage, are busy. To get to essence, they should simplify a lot.

Moreover, the subconsciousness does not let float up truly unhelpful ideas to the surface. Whatever you recall is somehow relevant to  the issues you are facing.

How to Inspire Poor Treps, and How to Inspire Poor Kids to Take up Programming

If you are curious and ambitious, you will find opportunities that fit your budget no matter how small that budget is.






See more such insights at   candopi.com 

Serious Dangers of Zooming Out Too Far : President Obama

When we look for jobs, we need to look a bit more closely. Or else, we may feel despair as all the roads may seem blocked some times. This can happen to genius like President Obama.




From this excellent book:

Excellent Sheep? Excellent Students?

I do not necessarily agree with this author's point view, data, or logic.

However if he is right, we need to something for our kids and our schools

How to be LUCKY

In Australia, people are mostly employed, but in debt and practising frugality out of necessity.

In India, youth are "atrociously educated" but under-employed.

In Israel, researchers noted that very efficient and capable brains can be more error-prone.

In England (this one is not recent), coaches find that the more familiar you are with success,  the calmer you will be.

No connection among these pieces. Except I happened to read them in a row ;-)

Extreme Pivot: Leaving Education Alone

We won't be doing Education anymore.

The new app says:

"When your odds are not that good, don't limit your options.
It could be about jobs or business.
We offer scientific as well as traditional ways to make luck.
There are fun stuffs too."

For Who?

Everyone. Whether you are a job-seeker, a self-employed, a trep or a bureaucrat, we think you  can use some more luck. Especially when great odds are against you.

Why?

Unless you are already one of the 1%, you may need to improve your life, right? Then you need luck there.

How?

We give encouragement. We demonstrate versatile, vibrant options of those who have succeeded before us all.