5 junio 2013 – Gabriel Catalano®

Ofertas laborales: Jefe de Calidad y Vendedor Técnico Sr. – @ArriveRRHH

Jefe de Calidad

Estamos en la búsqueda de un profesional de las carreras de Ingeniería Química, o Lic. en Química, con no menos de cinco años de experiencia desarrollada en empresas químicas, cosméticas o farmacéuticas, te estamos buscando!

Debés tener un nivel avanzado del idioma inglés y experiencia en sistemas de calidad bajo normas GMP.

Bajo tu responsabilidad estarán:

• Gestionar el mantenimiento del sistema de gestión implementado (ISO 9001, GMP).

• Promover la mejora de procesos.

• Analizar, crear y estandarizar nuevos procesos productivos.

• Controlar y asegurar la calidad.

La empresa, ubicada en Zárate Provincia de Buenos Aires, te ofrece EXCELENTES condiciones de contratación.

Estás interesado?, mandános un mail con todos tus datos e información de tu perfil y la remuneración pretendida a Mariano Fogante – cv1@arriverrhh.com.ar – REF: ZIO

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VENDEDOR TECNICO SR.

Para incorporarte de manera inmediata y como condición excluyente, estamos en la búsqueda de un Ingeniero o Licenciado Químico, proactivo, dinámico, con experiencia no menor a 4 años en posiciones similares, obtenida en empresas de la industria química preferentemente.

Como en los negocios, el secreto es saber algo que nadie más sabe, es fundamental que estés orientado a la gestión de resultados!

Entre tus principales responsabilidades se destacan el desarrollo de nuevos negocios; implementación de estrategia comercial; gestión de ventas técnicas y asesoramiento técnico.

Pedimos un buen manejo del idioma inglés.
Te ofrecemos, excelentes condiciones de contratación, posibilidad de capacitación y desarrollo en un ambiente altamente profesional.

Enviamos todos tus datos actualizados, personales y profesionales, junto a la remuneración pretendida. No olvides citar la REF: ZHS vía email a cv1@arriverrhh.com.ar

Nos podés contactar vía FB.com/arrive.recursos.humanos

En LinkedIn Empresas: Arrive Recursos Humanos | O seguirnos en Twitter @ArriveRRHH

Mind over mechanics – @UMNews

Thanks to the work of biomedical engineering professor Bin He and his team, this flying robot takes its orders from a person’s thoughts.

It’s a staple of science fiction: people who can control objects with their minds.
At the University of Minnesota, a new technology is turning that fiction into reality.

In the lab of biomedical engineering professor Bin He, several young people have learned to use their thoughts to steer a flying robot around a gym, making it turn, rise, dip, and even sail through a ring.

The technology, pioneered by He, may someday allow people robbed of speech and mobility by neurodegenerative diseases to regain function by controlling artificial limbs, wheelchairs, or other devices. And it’s completely noninvasive: Brain waves (EEG) are picked up by the electrodes of an EEG cap on the scalp, not a chip implanted in the brain.

A report on the technology has been published in the Journal of Neural Engineering.

«My entire career is to push for noninvasive 3-D brain-computer interfaces, or BCI,» says He, a faculty member in the College of Science and Engineering. «[Researchers elsewhere] have used a chip implanted into the brain’s motor cortex to drive movement of a cursor [across a screen] or a robotic arm. But here we have proof that a noninvasive BCI from a scalp EEG can do as well as an invasive chip.»

Mapping the brain

He’s BCI system works thanks to the geography of the motor cortex—the area of the cerebrum that governs movement. When we move, or think about a movement, neurons in the motor cortex produce tiny electric currents. Thinking about a different movement activates a new assortment of neurons.

Sorting out these assortments laid the groundwork for the BCI, says He.

Full article 🙂 !!

Errores que no perdonan los consumidores de una tienda online – gracias a @vuelodigital

La satisfacción es una forma de retener y atraer nuevos clientes en las tiendas físicas.
Tips para mantener tu tienda online! 🙂 – Por: Daniel Vivanco

El comercio electrónico opera igual, las empresas deben cumplir con lo que prometen, para evitar la pérdida de un comprador.

El artículo completo lo podés leer aquí 🙂

1. El tiempo de entrega excede el estimado.
2. Rige una política de “desatención” al cliente.
3. No hay un número de teléfono al que llamar.
4. Los pasos para convertirse en cliente son interminables.
5. “La culpa es de otro”.
6. No responde por sus errores.
7. Las formas de pago son rígidas.
8. No sabe de lo que habla.
9. Cuesta mucho conseguir una factura.
10. Pone trabas cuando se trata de devolver el dinero.
11. Se desentiende de la garantía.

‘HTML5 for Digital Advertising 1.0 : Guidance for Ad Designers & Creative Technologists’ – @iab

IAB Ad Operations Council and Mobile Marketing Center of Excellence Release ‘HTML5 for Digital Advertising 1.0’ for Public Comment

The “HTML5 for Digital Advertising 1.0” document flags challenges in adopting HTML5, as well as solutions for overcoming those hurdles. It features time and cost-savings guidance, an HTML5 wiki resource for designers and developers, and also addresses:

HTML5 display ads (non-rich media)
File and ad unit size, code and asset compression
In-banner video advertising and animation
Efficient ad creative packaging
Ad server compatibility communication recommendations

“With multi-screen advertising growing at such a continued rate and increasing in demand daily, it’s mandatory that we (as an industry) demonstrate how marketers can strategically and effectively bring HTML5 ad development into the mainstream,” said John Percival, Senior Creative Technologist, PointRoll, and member of the IAB HTML5 Working Group. “As new screens emerge, and people change the way they view and interact with content, advertisers will need a standard ad solution that’s ubiquitous in the ever-changing environment.”

“Flash-formatted ads are packaged for delivery to Flash players, and the end-to-end integration is seamless in this proprietary environment. In comparison, when deploying HTML5 ads, some manual packaging is necessary to guarantee superior and complete delivery, as well as a uniform ad experience,” said Steve Sullivan, Vice President, Ad Technology, IAB. “The shift from visual design to code-based design will increase companies’ operational overhead, which could potentially be magnified if publishers and ad developers lack a common framework for HTML5 ad optimization.”

“HTML5’s ability for seamless transition across a multitude of digital screens is a tremendous boon for the interactive advertising community,” said Anna Bager, Vice President and General Manager, Mobile Marketing Center of Excellence, IAB. “This guidance offers marketers, creative designers, publishers and other stakeholders in the digital ad ecosystem the practical knowledge required for effective ad creation and distribution.”

Download HTML5 document…
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How to be mediocre

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Holos

Last week my brilliant friend and colleague Paula Boyle shared a list of ways to ensure a mediocre life and career with the group we were working with:

1 – Stay in your Comfort Zone

Our comfort zone is a space where we feel safe and relatively competent. The space beyond mediocrity requires a journey through risk, discomfort and learning new skills on the way to excellence. Unless we are willing to embrace the discomfort zone, we will never find it.

2 – Partly believe in yourself, but remember to criticise yourself regularly

If we don’t believe in ourselves, why would anyone else? These first two on this list create a catch 22, that we have to break out of. If we stay in our comfort zone it makes it harder to create the evidence of something for ourselves or others to believe in. If we don’t believe in ourselves…

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