Soboh Rami

Eu ma intreb unde sunt ONG-urile care se ocupa cu abuzuri si asociatiile, cazurile sunt din ce in ce mai rele. Voi ce faceti cu banii? Ce masuri de preventie luati? Unde sunt protestele in care sa se ceara sa se ia masuri?

Mai ales in clipele acestea, ar trebui sa fiti cel mai activi, solidari dar lipsiti din peisaj.

Ne trebuie proteste, in toata tara. Romania trebuie sa se trezeasca ca o luat-o pe cai gresite. Cazul din 1 mai, acum asta, matusi incendiate, capuri taiate pe garduri, trafic de carne vie, cazul din Caracal, violuri....

Fratilor, pe ce se cheltuie banii din MAI, pe cine naiba protejati? Eu ca barbat deja incep sa ma simt pe jar, ca oricand unu imi face ceva si e "normal".

Haideti in strada, nu vrem o tara sa fie considerat normala asa. Prefer o tara anormala. E de plans, nu de ras.

Sunt multi care nu au mintile in cap, dau vina pe victime. Repet, asta nu trebuie considerat normal. Daca sunt mai multi bolnavi la cap nu inseamna ca e normal.

Daca aveti experienta sau vreti sa participati la un astfel de protest, lasati un comentariu, distribuiti, trimitetimi mesaj. Orice actiune, cat de mica ar fi ea, e tot o actiune.

Stergetiva lacrimile, ridicativ si haideti sa luam actiune! Orice fel de violenta, verbala, sentimentala, sociala, fizica este tot VIOLENTA!

Did you know that apple tilts the screens of their laptops to 70-79 degrees in their showroom?

Do you know why? It is a marketing technique. The data says if you have a quality product, a person could be 3 times more likely to purchase it if they touch the product and experience it.

The customer comes in to the shop, the laptops are beautifully displayed but not practical to use so the customer will adjust the screen.

Other industries that use similar techniques are the automotive industry, tech, furniture, constructions, etc...

What do you think of this technique? Does it work with you?

PART I

The following question popped in my head:

What is experience? 😕

Is it time in labour or maybe it is the information you had or maybe it's the unexpected during the job as being experience?

Then I was thinking, repeating tasks makes you faster on a repetitive work, but what about creative or analytics?

How much time does it need to be invested to be optimal on a repetetitive task? And the questions keep comming.

Then I asked my self. Is there any plauzable way that through controlled circumstances for a person to achieze the same experience level but with only 20% of the time?

I think yes :) what do you guys think? Let me know and i'll share my view in part two.