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Intel Infographic’s my Social Media Activity

I remember Intel starting this awhile back so here is what it said about me:

http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/what-about-me/what-about-me.html

Is an MBA worth it??? [infographic]

So what is the worth of an MBA today? Here is an infographic that shows a snapshot of it could be worth. It is my view that it is still a valuable learning tool that can open new doors but that new doors are opening all the time due to the changes in technology.

This pace of change means that MBA may open more ($$$) doors but that there are new paths to the same place opening and closing all the time. Just because of how many people have access to postgrad education programs for an MBA means that while still very valuable, an MBA today versus an MBA from 20 years ago are miles apart in terms of what they can get you.

Spending $120k on anything even an education feels like such a waste and such a shadow on the person that even though more people than ever could get an MBA the economic conditions could really shrink that audience back down. Consider that this infographic says that 64% of CEO’s don’t have an MBA should tell all of us that it isn’t the only way to the pot of gold today and that is a good thing.

They say that the cost of starting a business is only a fraction of the cost of an MBA which means you could start several businesses for what it would cost to do an MBA. If that is true I rather take option one instead. At least you will learn hands on, beyond theory by getting dirty instead of having it all come from a textbook.

At the same time it still means that nearly a third of CEO’s have one. It is also worth noting that not all MBA programs are created equal and when you compare an MBA from a state University and another from the Ivy league, you already know which one is better. Welcome to a new age, for good or ill.

Instant America Is it Twitchy Fingers, Efficiency or Impatience [infographic]

So when you are waiting for your browser to refresh when Googling you expect to have the answer right in front of you. It highlights how fast anyone can get information these days. Has it led to a lack of patience in the pursuit of efficiency and speed. In this inforgraphic Google found out if they just slowed search by just 4/10ths of a second then that would knock off 8 million searches a day off that daily total.

We expect instant gratification and because of the volume of information out there you are always just a click away from another site that will give you the same info. So deep searches in topics get relegated to a quick look on Wikipedia, Quora or another dozen other websites.

Take a look at this infographic that I got from @ohtinytony. I love me a good infographic and this just confirms my twitchy fingers which hate to wait online.

 

Where #toronto Ranks #infographic

When you are in a race you want first and that is the same if you are ranked and there are so many rankings out there. So since there is a list for everything and I thought it would be interesting to see how different organizations rank Toronto and related institutions.

How useful is a ranking I do not know but the simple infographic I tried making shows were Toronto ranks. This is the second infographic type thing I have done, the first was my resume and I hope they get better from here.

 

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