A year after graduationI finally got my H-1 visa which allows me to work.
Back in January I had the honor to join Kontera, the leader of in-text advertising and I am currently a Senior Manger, Product Solutions.
It’s been a long process to find a job and I already have a few posts in process about it. I’d like to take this opportunity to all the people who supported me during this process.
There are still many MBAs like me – who graduated with, or just this week – who are working hard to find the right place. Good luck to all of you, let me know if I can help.
The book describes the miracle of our nation – producing more start-up companies than large economies like Japan, China, India, Korea and UK. It explains how Israel attracted over twice as much VC money then the US and over thirty over Europe.
Looking for something to read during the Holidays?
Here are three options from very interesting writers:
1. Seth Godin organized some big thinkers to a new ebook called What Matters Now (PDF). It’s a fun reading . Ideas such as Sleep, Enough, Productivity, Most and more already made me re-think about some of the stuff I am doing. Read more about the book in Seth’s post.
2. J.C Hutchins curated In The Nick of Time (pdf) which include free chapters from the recent work of fiction and non-fiction writers like Robert J. Sawyer, Chris Brogan and Hutchins himself. It’s a nice way to learn about the wok of various people, some of them I was not familiar with. Read Chris’s description of the project here.
Havas Media Lab’s Director Umair Haque posted a very interesting post about the job market and the model of Netflix Prize. On his HBR post Umair calls for a new Manhattan Project that will refresh the economy.
This new project will include the launch a series of Netflix Prize-like projects in various industries – health care, transportation, energy, media, education, auto, banking. The challenge is to re-imagine these industries and transform them.
Think of groups of engineers, university professors, professionals and more, all competing and cooperating to solve the most burning issues. These groups together will create an extensive crowdsourcing effort. One that will change our world and improve it.
Schools, like companies, have great opportunities in social media. They can use it to engage their students and prospective students, to build networks of their faculty and alumni, to enhance the class experience by broadcasting some of them online and using twitter to get reactions to the class content and many other options.
I posted my take about the opportunities that Goizueta Business School has in social media and talked about this again here.
My friend Kate Brodock, the founder of Other Side Group, covers social media and it’s applications in higher education in her company’s blog in depth.
Fascinated by the the role that technology has in our life and in the business world.
Focus on product management and social media
A recent MBA grad from Goizueta Business School in Emory University.
