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Work Hard or Work Smart?
Semakin dewasa, kita sering dihadapkan pada banyak kesibukan dan pekerjaan. Sering juga kita merasa bahwa 24 jam dalam sehari tidak cukup untuk melakukan semua pekerjaan yang ada. Alhasil, kita berpikir untuk mengerahkan semua kekuatan kita sebisa mungkin untuk menyelesaikan semua pekerjaan. Namun pada kenyataannya, seringkali juga kita merasa bahwa kerja keras yang kita tuangkan tidak …
Sebuah Riset Platform Berbasis AI, LifeVitae: Kewirausahaan Menjadi Karir yang Diunggulkan Di Antara Generasi Muda Indonesia
Sejak awal bulan Desember 2020, LifeVitae secara konsisten telah mengadakan sebuah riset berbasis pengguna di Indonesia dengan mengadakan acara dan workshop yang sejauh ini telah mencapai total peserta mencapai lebih dari 14,000. Setiap minggunya, para pengguna baru di usia 18 – 25 tahun yang pada umumnya adalah mahasiswa dan murid sekolah, atau yang biasa kita sebut Gen …
Is society moving ahead of traditional STEM career choices?
With the rise of industries such as influencer marketing, Gaming and YouTube there has been a change in what we consider to be a “career” and what we want out of our future. While traditional industries like STEM still remain popular, they are not the pinnacle anymore and this is not reflected by the way …
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Talent vs Hard Work
“Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.” This is the truth but you need to know how it really pans out in reality to believe this, Your own perspective is what matters. In the context of the world’s younger population, this question needs to be pondered before anything else. Children especially in the …
We Are More Than The Marks We Score
One of the many times I experienced failure at school was when I couldn’t score well in Hindi. Despite working hard, I couldn’t perform well in that subject. One of the many times I experienced success at school was when I scored well in Mathematics. It was one of those subjects where my hard work …
You Don’t Have To If You Don’t Want To
When I passed out of school in 2015, I held a board examination result that stared back at me with a 100% in Economics, and a 99% in Mathematics. I was proud of my result and grateful for the circumstances that led me to achieve it. On one hand, my result was testimony to my …
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