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News 15/01/2021

Donne ed imprenditorialità

È Anindya Saha, CEO and Founder of Nero Ventures, il relatore del Webinar, Women and Entrepreneurship.Il 2 febbraio approfondiremo il tema delle donne imprenditrici e di come nel corso degli anni stanno scalando la vetta del successo, sfaldando le regole mondiali di gendergap. Il numero di im
News 15/01/2021

Women and Entrepreneuship

Is Anindya Saha the speaker of the Webinar, Women and Entrepreneurship. On February the 2nd we will go deeper into the topic of Women starting their own business. The number of women-owned businesses increased nearly 3,000% since 1972 according to the “2018 State of Women-Owned Businesses Re
News 14/01/2021

Who is a Data Scientist?

People using computers or smartphones continuously generates datas: just think about all the social network posts or video uploaded daily on the broadcast platforms. Each device connected to the Internet continuously generates data, tons of data! Today, in the Internet of Things (IoT) era, t
News 11/01/2021

Employability and Professional Future, the footprint of Higher Education

From an extract of the Rome Business School – Research Center Report, Employability and Professional Future, we will continue with highlighting the impact of a Master programme on the job market from which it emerges that the acquisition of a post-graduate degree shortens the time taken to approa
News 08/01/2021

How to Deal with a Career Change

Executive Workshop On Friday the 15th of January 2021, meet Livia Cocconcelli, Career Consultant and HR Manager, to discuss about Career Change and Professional Evolution, how to deal with it and when is appropriate! People seek to change careers for many different reasons. Your career goals or
News 04/01/2021

Confidence means Competence

Does it happen to you to have the impression that others advance much faster in their careers? What’s going on? Your contribution is not being seen and recognized. Often people are simply not great at assessing competence and perceptions of competence are just as important for success as