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There’s a famous saying that anything can be achieved with hard work and dedication. Aman Gupta, co-founder of boAt Lifestyle and a popular judge on the TV show Shark Tank India, has clearly demonstrated that. In a LinkedIn post, the entrepreneur revealed that Harvard University conducted a case study on his audio and wearables brand. He posted a picture outside Harvard Business School on LinkedIn and wrote, "Harvard Nahee Jaa sake to kya hua ... apna kaam aur apnee company pahucha dee (So what if I couldn't go to Harvard. My work and company got me there.)" "We are really proud to share that Harvard Business School has written a case study on boAt. Today, Sameer and I were here talking to the students and the faculty about the case which was presented to the students. I have studied from Harvard case studies which have helped me. I am hopeful now our case study will help a lot of students learn and grow around the world," Gupta added. The post has amassed thousands of likes and comments on LinkedIn. Several users left positive comments on this amazing journey. One user wrote, “ Many congratulations Aman and the entire team of…

October 31, 2022 By Sarah Goff (email) Department of Corrections TUMWATER – Correctional Industries, the Washington Department of Corrections’ division focused on vocational education and job readiness of the incarcerated population, is seeking three representatives on its advisory committee. The Correctional Industries Advisory Committee makes recommendations to the Secretary of Corrections regarding the implementation of the incarcerated individual work program. The Department of Corrections is statutorily mandated to positively impact incarcerated individuals by stressing personal responsibility and accountability, establishing work ethic, and providing opportunities for self-improvement, including chances for growing and expanding skills and abilities to fulfill their role in the community post-release. Members of the Correctional Industries Advisory Committee serve three-year staggered terms, with the nine total members evenly representing labor, business, and the general public, respectively. The Department is looking for one additional member from labor, one from business, and one from the general public. To apply for membership on the committee, please complete the Correctional Industries Advisory Committee Application prior to 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, November 30, 2022. Members of the Correctional Industries Advisory Committee serve three-year staggered terms, with the nine total members evenly representing labor, business, and the general public, respectively. The Department is looking…

By default, LinkedIn displays read receipts and typing indicators to people you are chatting with.  Read receipts don't begin until you accept a message, and don't apply to InMail messages. You can control read receipts in the Communications section of the Settings menu.  Whether you're messaging for work or for social networking, everyone wants to know if and when a message has been received and read. LinkedIn makes knowing this relatively easy – the professional social network features read receipts that indicate when a message has been opened. But you're not forced to use read receipts; if you'd rather keep private whether you've read someone's message, you can disable read receipts.  How read receipts work on LinkedInBy default read receipts are enabled on LinkedIn, meaning other people can see when you open and read ordinary direct messages. In addition to read receipts, users can see a typing indicator when you are actively typing a reply to an existing message thread. There are a couple of exceptions. Even with read receipts turned on, users only see receipts within an active conversation – there is no read receipt until you initially accept a message request. In addition, LinkedIn doesn't display read receipts or typing…

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Students attended the assembly as part of a school-wide Leader in Me program that teaches the seven habits of leadership to students throughout the year. What better way to learn to pursue your dreams than to listen to those who are living theirs? The Arizona Cardinals inspired Schnepf Elementary School students to put in hard work at an assembly Oct. 26. Linebacker Dennis Gardeck and two cheerleaders, Vanessa and Emily, spoke to the Queen Creek students about their journey to the team and the obstacles and challenges that led to their success. “The discipline every single day is the hard part,” said Gardeck, comparing the daily training and coaching to the advice and encouragement of teachers in the classroom. Students attended the assembly as part of a school-wide Leader in Me program that teaches the seven habits of leadership to students throughout the year.

Twitter has a new billionaire owner with big plans. For many loyal users of the 16-year old site, Elon Musk’s takeover is a sign it’s time to use Twitter less or leave it altogether.The fast-moving feed of news, commentary and arguments has already seen some changes, including a rise in hate speech. Musk has made it clear that he intends to overhaul the site. Massive job cuts and his own position on free speech could lead to more widespread harassment and misinformation. Musk has also suggested that he would allow former president Donald Trump back on the site.On Oct. 27, Elon Musk completed his purchase of Twitter and began taking control of the social media company, firing several key executives. (Video: Jonathan Baran/The Washington Post)A number of companies are scrambling to fill the potential void. After the sale closed, a surge of people said they were moving to Mastodon, an open-source alternative that has tried to catch on as a less toxic Twitter for years. Mastodon gained 22,139 new accounts this past week and 10,801 in the day after Musk took over, said Mastodon chief executive Eugen Rochko. The site now has more than 380,000 monthly active users, while Twitter…

Issa Rae has built the kind of entertainment career people dream of: co-creating, co-writing and starring in a hit HBO series; landing a multi-million dollar film and TV deal; and building her own media company.But the 37-year-old actor, writer and producer says it almost never happened, due to early-career struggles with confidence and speaking up for what she wanted.Even right before her TV show "Insecure" premiered in 2016, Rae was "scared of being seen as difficult" to work with, she said at the Indeed FutureWorks 2022 conference earlier this month.The fear stemmed from seeing how female creatives were treated in Hollywood. Whenever Rae sought out women writers or women directors, she'd hear "feedback from men, and in some cases women, about why I should not work with them," she explained on a recent episode of Meghan Markle's podcast, "Archetypes." "It often came down to them being 'difficult' ... That word in particular was used often."In response, she sought guidance from other Black women she admired in the entertainment industry: Shonda Rhimes, Ava DuVernay, Debbie Allen and Mara Brock Akil.Their advice? "Don't be afraid to be a b----."At the Indeed conference, Rae called it "the best career advice" she ever received."They…

Good People, our feed got featured in LinkedIn News. The post was an amazing one ( read here  ) – it was about a rich man who bought a blue bird with $44 billion, reminding me of my life in the village of Ovim. We hunted for birds on the road to the village stream (Tantuta) with our catapults. But here, the zen-master of money, Elon Musk, who has demonstrated new physics on how to accumulate empires with no financial gravitational force affecting his voyage, is leading the way. I am a fan of Musk and do hope he will not do to his bird what we used to do in the village: after you have gotten a bird, most times, after playing with it, you abandon it, because there was really nothing you could do with it. His blue bird is very expensive at $44 billion and he cannot afford to leave it to fly away! Good luck Musk. Mr. Musk, I know you have a company called The Boring Company. The way you guys bore holes to transport people reminds of how we look for rabbits in the burrow. But I tell you frankly: you do not abandon…

Paul and Nancy Pelosi. Photo: Samuel Corum/AFP via Getty Images.House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband Paul "underwent successful surgery to repair a skull fracture and serious injuries to his right arm and hands," following an attack at their San Francisco home, according to the California Democrat's spokesperson. The big picture: The attack early Friday morning came amid an uptick in threats against members of Congress and a series of security incidents over the summer.Driving the news: The suspect — who police identified as 42-year-old David DePape — was looking for the speaker, per a source briefed on the attack. The source said that before the attack, DePape confronted Paul Pelosi, shouting, "Where is Nancy, where is Nancy?"Paul Pelosi's doctors expect him to make a "full recovery," the House speaker's spokesperson Drew Hammill said in a statement. DePape will be charged with multiple felonies including attempted homicide for allegedly attacking Paul Pelosi, the 82-year-old husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, early Friday morning at their San Francisco home, San Francisco Police Chief William Scott said during a news conference Friday.DePape attacked Paul Pelosi with a hammer in front of officers after they arrived for a "wellbeing check" at around 2:30 am local time,…