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1. The Test: What is the Greatest Command? (34-36) 2. The First Answer: Love God Above All (37-38) 3. The Second Answer: Love Your Neighbor (39) 4. The Summary: All Depends on These Two (40)

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Announcing Animal Advocacy Careers' introductory course (2022 cohort), published by Ana Barreiro on August 20, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Tldr Animal Advocacy Careers is launching the 2022 cohort of our online course. Applications are open now, and will close on the 18th September. The course is an introduction to effective animal advocacy and relevant career opportunities. The online course will be split over nine weeks (or more), with each online session taking an hour or two to complete. We have an unusually strong body of evidence as online courses go that this particular course does help people to make career plan changes and land new relevant roles. Getting sign ups from relevant people is our main bottleneck limiting the impact of this course right now. We're very grateful for shares with relevant people and have launched a volunteer referral program. This could be an easy opportunity for you to help build the talent pipeline in the animal advocacy and/or effective altruism communities. The announcement Animal Advocacy Careers is launching the 2022 cohort of our introductory online course. Applications are open now, and will close on the 18th September. This online course will walk you through some of the key points to maximising your positive impact for animals through your career. It will provide you with information on the effective animal advocacy community and the diverse and exciting career opportunities that are available. In this cohort, you will be taking the course together with other aspiring animal advocates and be part of a group where you'll be able to discuss your ideas and meet like-minded people. The online course will be split over nine weeks (or more, if you choose optional additions), with each online session taking an hour or two to complete. The sessions are: Why farmed animals? What does the farmed animal movement look like today? Which interventions should we focus on? How can you donate effectively? How can you have a career that helps animals effectively? How can you test your personal fit? Can you help animals? How much have you learned? (Test) What are your next steps? Planning your career After the course, we will also provide some follow-up contact and support to help you implement your plans. If you engage sincerely with the course and complete it, you'll be given a certificate of completion. The course is intended to be an introduction to effective animal advocacy and the possible careers in the space. Engaged readers of this forum who are already interested in effective animal advocacy might find that they are already familiar with many of the concepts and research summarised in the course. But if you know someone who is in the early stages of animal advocacy and/or effective altruism, this might be a great opportunity to share with them. More on that below! How does this help? In our first 3 cohorts of the course, it seems like about 7% of participants started in a new paid effective animal advocacy role within 6 months of signing up (and a higher percentage did so within a year). Others start new roles in EA community building, change their donations, start internships or start volunteering relevant to effective animal advocacy or EA. Of course, some of these people would have made such changes without the course. But our longitudinal study of the first two cohorts of the course suggests that participating in the course does make you more likely to change your career plans and start working in a relevant job, such as in an effective animal advocacy nonprofit. And we have some case studies of how the course might help. For example, Lyda Durango became a Project Director at Vegetarianos Hoy (and ACE “Standout Charity”) in February 2022 after being supported by AAC's course. Professional background: Had worked in vari...

Karen Thrall and Brenda Brown take a quiz about social confidence which prompts an authentic conversation about what can hold one back from attending social events and steps one could take to try and reframe their approach and find more confidence."If you're resisting getting back out there, take our test to find out the mindset tweak you need to reconnect with the joy of socializing."Test: What's undermining your social confidence? Link to quiz on pyschologies.co.uk

In episode 217: Kleiger's Test: How to Perform it and What a Positive Test Means I review:▶ How to perform the Kleiger's Test▶ What a positive test means▶How to manage the patient after you find a positive test▶ Why it's so important to do this test and so much more!

Kyle Parrish is VP Sales @ Figma, the company that connects everyone in the design process so teams can deliver better products, faster. At Figma, Kyle built the sales engine from scratch to today, with over 100 incredible people in sales. Before Figma, Kyle spent over 5 years at Dropbox in numerous different roles including Head of Sales, where he scaled the Austin, Texas office from 3 to over 80 people to Global Partnerships lead, where he was responsible for growing Dropbox's partner ecosystem. In Today's Episode with Kyle Parrish You Will Learn: 1.) How Kyle first made his way into the world of sales and came to be one of the 3 performing sales reps in a 300+ sales team? How that led to his joining the hypergrowth journey of Dropbox? What led Kyle to make the move from Dropbox to the rocketship that is Figma? 2.) When and Who: Does the founder need to be the person to create the sales playbook? How can a founder know whether it is right to hire sales reps or a Head of Sales first? In terms of ARR, is there a time when you have to have a Head of Sales? Does Kyle agree with Jason Lemkin in terms of bringing in reps, two at a time? Where do founders make the biggest mistakes when it comes to the timing of these hires? 3.) How To Know and Test: What non-obvious characteristics do 10x sales hires have? What questions or case studies does Kyle find to be most revealing in identifying these non-obvious traits? How should founders structure the process for new reps and a Head of Sales? Meeting by meeting, what should we look to achieve? 4.) Setting Up for Success: What does the ideal onboarding process look like for new sales reps? What tasks and processes would Kyle expect new reps to complete within the first month or two on the job? What are the clearest signs of a new rep hire not working out? How should founders approach 1-1 and 360 reviews with their new reps?   5.) Working Together: What is the ideal relationship between the founder and the new Head of Sales? How often should they meet? What should the founder expect from the new Head of Sales? How should the Head of Sales work with the Head of Marketing most efficiently? Item's Mentioned In Today's Episode with Kyle Parrish Kyle's Favourite Sales Blog Post: The Sales Learning Curve

The Test: What's Really in our Heart?

“All those events led up to this one terrible decision…” -2020 FC of the Year Asher Elias of Goonswam joins us as our special guest -Goons victorious! What might be next for them and their public enemy #1 TEST -What … Continue reading →

We’ve all been there. Sitting in class when the teacher says, “Okay, get ready for the test.” Test? What test? Truth is God is testing us every time we get paid. How we respond to that test really shows us how much we trust God and just how much he can trust us.

We’ve all been there. Sitting in class when the teacher says, “Okay, get ready for the test.” Test? What test? Truth is God is testing us every time we get paid. How we respond to that test really shows us how much we trust God and just how much he can tr

Test • What is this • Msg

Test • What is this • Msg

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Temptation or Test: What's The Difference, Part 2, in the Series: A Journey Through James

Temptation or Test: What's The Difference, Part 2, in the Series: A Journey Through James