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In the fast-paced world of technology, a significant gap exists between the skills companies need and the available workforce. This gap arises from various factors: the rapid pace of technological change creates a mismatch in skills among existing employees; there's a global shortage of talent with specific technical skills, leading to fierce competition; and educational institutions often lag behind in preparing graduates for current industry demands. Bridging this gap is essential for ensuring a skilled workforce capable of meeting the evolving needs of the tech industry.   About Vuk Vuckovic Vuk stands out as a renowned authority in Growth Marketing and CRM, leveraging his expertise as the founder of GrowthOps, previously associated with industry giants like Uber and DeliveryHero.  He's acclaimed for championing tech self-learning techniques within organizations. Stay updated with his insights through his newsletter https://thegrowthops.substack.com/ and connect with him on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/vukvuckovic/. Explore CRM growth solutions at https://thegrowthops.co/.    Get to know more about how people learn in corporate What We Discussed in this Episode on Self-learning at Work: - Essential Skills for Global Corporate Competition - Modernizing with Digital Skills - The Vital Role of Meta-Skills in Corporate Success - Realizing the Vision of Self-Learning Organizations - Empowering Employees to Stay Updated - Fostering Tech Skill Development in Teams - The Cost of Ignoring Tech Skill Gaps in Corporations   ### Sign up for the Simply Human Newsletter (monthly email newsletter): https://simplyhuman.substack.com Follow the Growth Hacking Culture Podcast: https://www.peoplekult.com/podcast-work-culture Follow Ivan Palomino on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ivanpalomino_ Follow Ivan Palomino on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ipalomino/      About the Growth Hacking Culture Podcast The Growth Hacking Culture Podcast is a series of insightful interviews with prominent experts on mindsets, skills and mental resources to grow individually, lead motivated teams and create human-centric work cultures. These episodes are about thought provoking ideas to scale up and growth hack human-centric and performing work cultures. Hosted by Ivan Palomino.   This episode is sponsored by: PeopleKult [behavioral science, tech and analytics to scale up the next generation work culture] The Cornerstone Advisory [innovation, performance and growth for future-focused organizations]

Please take our listener survey: kell.gg/podsurvey On this episode of the Insightful Leader: giving negative feedback is not easy, but such critiques can be meaningful for both parties if you use the right roadmap.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.01.11.523525v1?rss=1 Authors: Klaric, T. S., Gudelj, I., Santpere, G., Sousa, A. M. M., Novokmet, M., Vuckovic, F., Ma, S., Beceheli, I., Sherwood, C. C., Ely, J. J., Hof, P. R., Josic, D., Lauc, G., Sestan, N. Abstract: Comparative "omics" studies have revealed unique aspects of human neurobiology, yet an evolutionary perspective of the brain N-glycome is lacking. Here, we performed multi-regional characterization of rat, macaque, chimpanzee, and human brain N-glycomes using chromatography and mass spectrometry, then integrated these data with complementary glycotranscriptomic data. We found that in primates the brain N-glycome has evolved more rapidly than the underlying transcriptomic framework, providing a mechanism for generating additional diversity. We show that brain N-glycome evolution in hominids has been characterized by an increase in complexity and (2-6)-linked N-acetylneuraminic acid along with human-specific cell type expression of key glycogenes. Finally, by comparing the prenatal and adult human brain N-glycome, we identify region-specific neurodevelopmental pathways that lead to distinct spatial N-glycosylation profiles in the mature brain. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

In this week's episode we sit down with Sheila Vuckovic. After her oldest son was diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder, Sheila began researching nutrition and it's effect on disease processes. She completely overhauled her family's diet and saw such dramatic changes in her son that it fueled her passion to help others heal with… Read More »Episode 7 – How Nutrition Can Transform Your Health with Sheila Vuckovic

On the 92nd episode of the GreatBase Tennis podcast, Steve Smith and Roberto Calla have an in-depth conversation with one of their former students.Alex Vuckovic is a parent yet his son is too young for his father to be a tennis parent.  Alex is not currently a player or a coach either. Nevertheless, his passion for the game alone qualifies him for a tennis audience filled with everyone from a beginner to a veteran.We encourage our listeners to find at least ten-minute segments throughout the course of their week to listen to Alex. We cover the whole gamut of Alex's tennis journey: transitioning from high school to college, the SAT's, playing for Princeton, teaching top juniors, the pain of regret, ego, maturity, and why the word "options" is the most important word in the game of tennis.

SUMMARY: The DYB Podcast is connecting with our mates Down Under as we bring you Rob Vuckovic, owner of Fusion Painting in Canberra, Australia! Rob shares many mindset changes he went through after starting his business, Fusion Painting. Like many of us, he learned painting from his father, but unlike many of us, his dad had him working from the age of 12 so that he would be persuaded to never paint, but to work hard in school and avoid manual labor and get an office job. Rob’s father taught him how to work hard and he excelled. Rob became a mechanical engineer only to hate it and want nothing more than to be out painting. Rob then worked for his dad until his dad recommended he start his own company, which Rob willingly and excitedly did. Feeling like he couldn’t fail, he took on what he thought was the best job and best market for him on millionaires lane—only to find it was nightmare lane. After losing $27,000 on that job, receiving no referrals, and not even being remembered by the home owner, he went to work for many GC’s. Having an awful time with them, his amazing paint rep help him and told him he should break into the residential market (avoiding the Big House on the Hill clients from then on!). This was one of many mindset changes or mind-shifts Rob went through and he shares them with us today. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: Many mindset changes for Rob that we can, no doubt, relate to, including: from painter to business man How Rob curates his culture amongst his team How Rob pre-sells so that the estimate is almost sold before he gets there What Rob does to focus on the customer experience, leading to Endless Referrals, as Bob Burg taught him The importance of following up and how his mindset changed from dreading it, to feeling helpful in doing so How Rob takes lessons from Jacko Willink's on Extreme Ownership and applies them to his company Rob's mindset change from Superman Complex to Delegator and how that builds up his team and morale in his company QUOTES: 09:14 "After a little while, I was able to join a group and learn about the business side of painting. That was the thing that was a real mind shift: learning about knowing your numbers, understanding a profit and loss, understanding how to track jobs and learn costs and things like that, learn how to read a balance sheet, print out a profit and loss statement at the end of every month and read it and study it and understand it. That was really the shift, the transition from a craftsman painter into a businessman." 12:05 "I think it was Richard Branson who said, "Look after your staff and they'll look after your customers." And really, really the team is everything to our business and it should be to everyone else's business. They are really the engine room of the business. You know, I go out and sell a job and do all that and generate leads and stuff, but really, at the end of the day, if you can't produce a job, you're not gonna make any money. So these guys are out there, they're at the coalface, really producing the job. They are the ones who are interacting with our customers day to day, they are the face of your business. They're the guys that have got the branding on the tee shirts, branding on the vans. They are really everything in a business, you know, without them, we don't have a business really. ... Really that is so important to me that's where the company culture has to come into it. So it's strong, it's a very strong thing. And I've always, always, always valued that." 12:58 "(Following Up) This is something you read about in books, back when I started, many years ago: follow up, follow up, follow up. It was something that I was resistant to do. I could have given you 20 reasons why. I didn't want to do it. It was only when I had people come over and bid to do things around my own home. And the guys that followed up, it really, really left an impression on me. And that was it. That was my mind shift. The way I felt when I got followed up, because I almost (used to feel) it was a bit cheesy or a bit almost like a used car salesman thing, but really, it's the way you do it. And these people will follow me up because they were genuinely interested in the job. It really left a great impression on me. And I tell you from that moment, I'm following up." HIGHLIGHTS 09:14 Learning the Business Side 09:49 Good Painter, Bad Businessman 12:05 Company Culture Strategies 14:50 Traveling to US and comparing US to AUS businesses 16:04 Pre-selling to Clients 17:15 Focus on Customer Experience 17:58 Importance of Following Up 19:06 Influence 20:02 Endless Referrals by Bob Burg and the impact on Rob's business 20:37 Extreme Ownership by Jacko Willink and the impact to Rob 22:56 Overcoming the Superman Complex   LINKS & RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Endless Referrals by Bob Burg How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie Extreme Ownership by Jacko Willink Rob Vuckovic ADDITIONAL FREE RESOURCES: House on the Hill Article   Above The Line Philosophy   Schedule Your Free Strategy Call With Steve Burnett Press and hold to visit the page: Show Notes Page Thank you very much for joining us today! If you received value, would you take a quick few seconds and leave us a review on iTunes, please?

Het heeft even geduurd voordat we Atlas MMA featherweight kampioen gesproken hadden maar we hebben het eindelijk geregeld. We spreken met Dennis Vonk (18:57) over Atlas MMA en zijn laatste partij daar waar hij de featherweight titel wist binnen te slepen. OOk spreken we over de toekomst en wat hij wel en wat hij niet wil bereiken in de sport en dat is net niet het antwoord wat je verwacht. Hij heeft een duidelijk pad voor ogen en stapt binnenkort in het huwelijksbootje. Dat vergt natuurlijk een hoop planning en is hij bezig met het grote plaatje en niet alleen vechten. We spreken ook over zijn werk als personal trainer en uiteraard over het hele Covid gebeuren. Daarnaast spreken we coach en trainer van o.a. Saul van de Poll en Ruud Vernooij over het trainen en draaiend houden van zijn jongens in deze periode. De uit Den Haag komende Zarko Vuckovic (49:06) geeft zijn trainingen bij Team Aqua alleen heeft sinds het Covid gebeuren natuurlijk ook een lange tijd niet veel kunnen doen. We spreken over zijn pupillen, Saul van de Poll die momenteel de militaire opleiding voor commando aan het doen, een droom van hem die hij ook nog eens waar gaat maken. Daarnaast heeft Zarko ook heavyweight Ruud Vernooij in zijn kamp zitten die in zijn laatste uiting tegenover Rizvan Kuniev stond tijdens Eagles Next Level in Moldavië. Muziek door: Gianno Croes #DUTCHFIGHTPODCAST #DUTCHFIGHTNETWORK #ATLASMMA ✔ Voor meer Nederlandse MMA Nieuws ga naar http://www.dutchfightnetwork.nl Dutch Fight Network op Social Media: ► Like op onze Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dfnnl ► Volg op Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dutchfightn... ► Kijk op YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOvu... Meer op Dutch Fight Network: http://www.dutchfightnetwork.nl

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The Future of Everything with Russ Altman "Jelena Vuckovic: Photonics — a light on the computing horizon" Photonics engineers are working toward a day when fast, energy efficient computers do their mathematics using photons — packets of light — instead of electrons. Experts estimate that computers gobble up as much as 10% of global electricity. They predict that that share will only grow as data centers expand and the internet of things brings scads of new computer-controlled devices to the world. Jelena Vuckovic is an electrical engineer who sees a light on the horizon — quite literally. She is building computers that calculate and communicate more with photons than electrons. These “photonic” devices could cut energy consumption in half and empower exciting new technologies, like quantum computing, in the process. Before that day can come, however, Vuckovic and other proponents of photonics — the science of using light for practical purposes — will have to design smaller devices and improve manufacturing techniques to compete with today’s ultra-small electronics. To hasten that arrival, Vuckovic is turning to artificial intelligence to develop new device designs and new materials that could usher in the age of photonics. Join Russ Altman and engineer Jelena Vuckovic for a discussion of the power and promise of photonics on The Future of Everything.

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Photonics engineers are working toward a day when fast, energy efficient computers do their mathematics using photons — packets of light — instead of electrons. Experts estimate that computers gobble up as much as 10% of global electricity. They predict that that share will only grow as data centers expand and the internet of things brings scads of new computer-controlled devices to the world. Jelena Vuckovic is an electrical engineer who sees a light on the horizon — quite literally. She is building computers that calculate and communicate more with photons than electrons. These “photonic” devices could cut energy consumption in half and empower exciting new technologies, like quantum computing, in the process. Before that day can come, however, Vuckovic and other proponents of photonics — the science of using light for practical purposes — will have to design smaller devices and improve manufacturing techniques to compete with today's ultra-small electronics. To hasten that arrival, Vuckovic is turning to artificial intelligence to develop new device designs and new materials that could usher in the age of photonics. Join Russ Altman and engineer Jelena Vuckovic for a discussion of the power and promise of photonics on The Future of Everything.

In this episode, Casey and Megan spoke to Dr. Dian Ginsberg and Sheila Vuckovic about Hormones and PCOS. We also discussed their new book, The PCOS Environmental Roadmap, now available! Dr. Ginsberg completed her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Bowman-Gray School of Medicine in North Carolina before Houston's sunny climate brought her to Texas. Dr. Ginsberg has years of experience providing comprehensive obstetrics and gynecology treatment and as her career advanced she developed a special interest in functional medicine and the manner in which it bridges the gap of a patients illness while minimizing severe symptoms and optimizing health. This passion now encompasses special focus on the understanding of genetics and methylation, optimal hormone balance and overall healthy aging. Being a black belt in Tae Kwan Do and an accomplished marathon runner and triathlete has led her to explore the latest medical advances in wellness for athletes along with anti-aging therapies for both men and women. She is motivated to continue her research in nutritional therapies for many reasons, most significantly for the benefits it has brought to her sons with specific learning needs. Dr. Ginsberg has used her extensive experience to help men and women with hormone imbalance regain the vitality and fitness they thought was lost forever. She lectures for Functional Medicine University on the topic of PCOS, its natural reversal, and pathways to fertility. She is the author of The PCOS Environmental Roadmap. Rectangularization of aging is her personal passion, and she is faculty at the American Academy of Anti-Aging where she has lectured about hormones and telomeres (DNA caps) and how instrumental their preservation is for ongoing health. Sheila received her undergraduate degree in Exercise Science from Texas A&M University. Passionate about health and wellness she began working as a personal trainer at the corporate wellness center at BP. Her interest in nutrition grew and combined with her Exercise Science background, she received her Masters in Health and Nutrition Education from the University of Houston. Sheila completed her certification as a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner from the Nutrition Therapy Association in June of 2016 and became a certified Bioindividual Nutrition Practitioner in April 2018. Soon after her graduation from graduate school, her oldest son was diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. That diagnosis changed the way she thought about nutrition and its effect on disease processes. After much research and completely overhauling the whole family's diet and vitamin supplementation, she saw such a dramatic change in her son that it fueled her passion for helping others with similar inflammatory conditions. Sheila is married to her college sweetheart, Gordan, and they have 3 children. She is an avid cross-fitter and takes various dance classes in her spare time. She grew up in Louisiana and loves to cheer for the Saints and her Aggies. Her most recent endeavor involves coaching athletes at Crossfit Katy in areas of nutrition and fitness. Topics discussed: Hormones and PCOS The role of the microbiome and hormones The PCOS Environmental Roadmap Diet, Light, and EMFs What you can learn more of in the book! Learn more and find them at: dianginsbergmd.com PCOSroadmap.com They recently did a web class on perimenopause where they talk in detail about hormonal changes after 35 years old. The webinar can be purchased on dianginsbergmd.com website. dianginsberg_md on Instagram dian ginsberg md on Facebook, Quora, and Pinterest

In this episode, we talk all about Autism with Sheila Vuckovic. Sheila Vuckovic received her undergraduate degree in Exercise Science from Texas A&M University. Passionate about health and wellness she began working as a personal trainer at the corporate wellness center at BP. Her interest in nutrition grew and combined with her Exercise Science background, she received her Masters in Health and Nutrition Education from the University of Houston. Sheila completed her certification as a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner from the Nutrition Therapy Association in June of 2016 and became a certified Bioindividual Nutrition Practitioner in April 2018. Soon after graduation her oldest son was diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. That diagnosis changed the way she thought about nutrition and its effect on disease processes. After much research and completely overhauling the whole family's diet and vitamin supplementation, she saw such a dramatic change in her son that it fueled her passion for helping others with similar inflammatory conditions. Sheila is a member of the Metabolic Medical Institute and is in the process of receiving her fellowship from this institution. Sheila is married to her college sweetheart, Gordan, and they have 3 children. She is an avid cross-fitter and counts tap dancing as her favorite hobby. She grew up in Louisiana and loves to cheer for the Saints and her Aggies. Topics discussed: -Getting an ASD diagnosis -Therapies -What changed her child's life -Diet/Supplements/Lab Testing -Resources -Self-care Learn more and find Sheila at: dianginsbergmd.com @dianginsberg_md YouTube: Dian Ginsberg, MD FB: Dian Ginsberg, MD

It's four scary movies for the price of one! Callie and Kaitlin celebrate the grand tradition of the horror anthology with this excellent collection of lady-led spooky shorts. 

There's a shift happening in many industries toward placing a greater focus on the consumer, but what if you're not sure who those consumers are and what they want or expect? That's where human-centered design comes in. It's an approach where businesses research consumer habits, expectations and experiences, and then use what they learned to improve their services and improve the way they interact with those consumers. In this edition of HealthChangers, we'll be taking a look at one example of how human-centered design is playing out in health care. My guest is Nancy Vuckovic from Cambia Health Solutions. She shares consumer research and human-centered design principles and how they can change the way people experience health care.

Monthly podcast featuring artists from Mark Sherry's Techno Imprint 'Techburst Records' - 1 hour of solid techno every month, keep it locked! This month @teavuckovic The Techburst Podcast 006 - Tea Vuckovic 1. Frank Kvitta - Hyperjump (Original Mix) 2. Beico & Mt93 - Eternity (Original Mix) 3. Drvsh - I Can't Take (Original Mix) 4. Karol Melinger - Black Jaguar (Original Mix) 5. Darmec - Catacombs (Original Mix) 6. kLines - Cyclic (Original Mix) 7. Kevin Kranz - Boobjob (EINHORN DE Remix) 8. Acid Kit - Raving (Devid Dega Remix) 9. El Sam - Inferno (Tea Vuckovic Remix) 10. David Temessi - Gonna Do (Matt Mus Remix) 11. Roentgen Limiter - The Old School (Peter Fern Remix) 12. Thick As Thieves - Any Time (Tea Vuckovic Remix) 13. Tea Vuckovic - Chances (Original Mix) 14. George Libe - Sheet Metal (Original Mix) 15. George Isaev - Fury (Original Mix) 16. Sylar - Cause For Concern (Original Mix) 17. Chicago Loop - In My Mind (Hell Driver Remix) 18. Doryan Hell - Hunter (Andy Notalez Remix)

Sheila Vuckovic received her undergraduate degree in Exercise Science from Texas A&M University. Passionate about health and wellness she began working as a personal trainer at the corporate wellness center at BP. Her interest in nutrition grew and combined with her Exercise Science background, she received her Masters in Health and Nutrition Education from the University of Houston. Sheila completed her certification as a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner from the Nutrition Therapy Association in June of 2016 and became a certified Bioindividual Nutrition Practitioner in April 2018. Soon after graduation her oldest son was diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. That diagnosis changed the way she thought about nutrition and its effect on disease processes. After much research and completely overhauling the whole family's diet and vitamin supplementation, she saw such a dramatic change in her son that it fueled her passion for helping others with similar inflammatory conditions. Sheila is a member of the Metabolic Medical Institute and is in the process of receiving her fellowship from this institution. Sheila is married to her college sweetheart, Gordan, and they have 3 children. She is an avid cross-fitter and counts tap dancing as her favorite hobby. She grew up in Louisiana and loves to cheer for the Saints and her Aggies.

Stefan Vuckovic is the first man ever to win an Olympic silver medal in Triathlon. The sport made its debut at the Sydney Games in 2000 and in one of the best moments of that wonderful event, Stefan grabbed a German flag just before the triathlon finish line and danced the last 50 metres of the race, waving the flag and celebrating. On today's show we reflect on that incredible moment, the journey that led Stefan to it, and what happened next. 

Are we witnessing the end of an era? Robert Burley, photographer and associate professor with Ryerson University’s School of Imaging Arts, has documented the closing and implosion of Kodak, Ilford, Polaroid and Agfa factories in his exhibition and book, The Disappearance of Darkness. In this episode of Photo Kibitz, Robert and I discuss photography at what could be the end of the analog era.

Like a feather fluttering in the wind, life as you know it can change with a cross breeze. There were times when Azimir Burzic wished he could delete the images caught with his eyes. Today, twenty years later and thousands of miles away from his native Bosnia, I chatted with Azimir Burzic about the moments he now captures with his paint brush and his camera.

Street Photography, what is it?  In this episode I’ve asked award winning photographers Tony Fouhse and Justin Wonnacott to join me in a discussion on street photography. As with any good discussion, we did get a little off topic, but it was still relevant and important to not just street photography, but important issues facing photographers today. This episode is not trying to answer what is right and what is wrong, but start a discussion on the topic of street photography. I invite you to enjoy the podcast, then stop by photokibitz.com and join the discussion with your comments on the blog.

Have you ever wondered what those guys behind the counter of your favourite camera store are like? My colleagues Dennis Lecuyer and Mark Petrica joined me on this episode of Photo Kibitz. Amongst many topics like movies and music, behind the counter we often chat about photography.  After dinner Mark, Dennis and I chatted about all sorts of things, such as what we like to shoot, street photography, street photography from a legal perspective, music and photographers, and some things which needed to be edited out.  Overall, we had fun and we hope you enjoy this episode too.

I would like to say Leslie Hanti's photographic work is serendipitous, but that would imply his work comes by chance or luck. While there is alway an element of luck and chance, it is also Leslie's vision, determination and persistence which allows him to capture his images. As you will hear, Leslie can spend hours, days, weeks and years waiting for all of the elements in an image to come together. Leslie's card reads "Stop-by-Stop Images", because he is almost always with camera in-hand and ready to record the world as he sees it.  Like an onion, you have to peel back the many layers to get to know Leslie Hanti. Over the last few years and I think I've only seen a small fraction of his work. Hopefully soon we will all have an opportunity to see more of his work. 

Joining us this week we have the every loving host Daniel "flamecondor" Worthington, Lord of the Site Daniel "Vook" Vuckovic and our own E3 reporter, Josh Moulds. This week we do a lot of catch up on games played with Super Mario Galaxy 2, Sin & Punishment 2, Wii Party, 3D Space Tank, Maestro! Green Groove, Steam World Tower Defense, Castlevan.....err no, I mean Soul of Darkness, Mega Man Zero Collection plus any others I forgot about while writing this up. We have a quick look into the situation with JB HiFi and Sin and Punishment 2. Josh talks about all things Nintendo at E3 2010 by giving us his hands-on with the Nintendo 3DS, Donkey Kong Country Returns, GoldenEye Wii plus many more. We also announce the winner of the last podcast comp and launch a new Capcom themed comp with your chance this week to win a PAL copy of Zack and Wiki, only for Wii, so listen for your chance to win. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/vooksdotnet)