Archive for April 12th, 2009

[Procom.Net 2009] All Pakistan Programming, Engineering and Business Competition at FAST-NU (Karachi)

Published by Arsalan Mir on April 12, 2009 under Telecommunications

Procom.Net is back! The 10th of its kind; Procom.Net is far more than just a folklore. It is a platform for the neophytes and the gurus associated with the intriguing world of Information Technology, Engineering and Business. It is about two days of acute competition, exhilaration and information where distinction shall stand out.

It is that time of the year again! The bytes will surge, the elite will assemble and excellence will reign supreme!

Considering the unique amalgam of Computer science, Engineering and Business, which provides a platform to every guru associated with the intriguing world of Information Technology, the two day event has remained an extreme priority of participation at every level, from around the country. This year, the synergy will throw a unique blend of the past innovations and future requirements in all the related fields, the knowledge of which is vital for the growing needs of the market. Sustaining the tradition, the event will be promoted by the informative seminars on upcoming technologies given by eminent professionals. The event shall also feature Tech Pavilion, a place for sales and HR booths.

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Leadership, Passion and Success

Published by Babar Bhatti on April 12, 2009 under Business, Companies, Education, Entrepreneurship, Google

Here is another post in the E-learning series. Watch this video (from authors@google series) for pragmatic tips about how to define and achieve what you want in life: Leadership and success through your passion.

Ever wondered what makes a good-or great-leader? Think you have leadership potential but have been reluctant to step forward? Ever wanted to lead but felt you lacked the tools, training or charisma? In Passion at Work: How to Find Work You Love and Live the Time of Your Life, Lawler asserts that from our own perspective and experience, we all can become leaders when our passions are awakened, ignited and engaged.

On a personal note, many years ago I worked as an e-business consultant for Scient in Boston (mentioned towards the end) and Lawler Kang ran that office. It is great to see him inspiring people and I admire him for his passion!