Mo Shafieeha

More listening, less talking The interviewer may just be thinking over the question at hand, so don't rush to fill those silences when you're less experienced.

1. Games A game can teach people a lot, especially if it is specifically designed to teach something. Sports to the automotive industry benefit from games. Virtual reality games such as vehicle simulations, racing games, gravity simulators, medical simulations, etc. are extremely beneficial for teaching students. Traditional games like chess,... See more

The general form of this trick comes in handy whenever you're about to embark on a significant career change. You should seek out failures early and often when contemplating a significant career move. When I say 'failures,' I don't mean people who have done things that didn't succeed; I mean people who have been in a similar situation and failed.... See more

B: If you love the solution and not the problem.

Structuring information You can structure your notes even better if the tool you're using allows you to use tags. When working with transcripts, identify the main ideas and topics. You can use these insights for all kinds of things — from adding new features to enhancing your custom journey map.

2. It's easy for hackers to exploit the ignorance of laypeople.3. If something goes wrong, there is no central government to ensure democracy.4. As a result of its extreme privacy, blockchain is open to abuse. It is technically possible to abuse edTech.5. Innovately secure, but not unbreakable. In recent years, hackers have become more creative.

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