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Barking Up The Wrong Tree
Welcome to Barking Up The Wrong Tree Hi. I’m Eric, the guy behind the blog. This site brings you science-based answers and expert insight on how to be awesome at life. It’s been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Wired Magazine and Time Magazine. Join over 220,000 people who get my free weekly update : Looking for the latest posts? Go here . Share: Facebook 3K+ Twitter 915 LinkedIn 475 Email
Documentary - State of the VAMC - How many more veterans need to die??????
Bob Collins Senior Videographer/Photographer-Talking Parrot Productions A Documentary on the State of the VAMC Its documented that every day 20 veterans commit suicide...how many more need to die until we get them the medical care they need. We're researching the need for a documentary showing the hardships, and difficulty's that face our wounded comrades every day. Tell Bob your story....lets get this number to 0. Please send all email to: bcollinz@comcast.net : bcollinz@comcast.net Need 1,000 vets interested in doing documentary on VAMC!!!!! Tell us your stories!! City in the desert-Told of a city of Vets and families in the TX or /AZ desert,,,anyone know about this let me know!!!! Comment ( 7 ) You, Bob Collins , Geri Lynn Maples M.A. , +3 like this Be the first to comment! Deric Hollings As though 20 Veteran suicides per day is not alarming enough, I am curious about the source of this statistic. The las
Advice from a CEO - You have lived long and accomplished a lot.
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Summary----Components of The McDonald’s Apprenticeship Model ---CompTIA’s National IT Apprenticeship System (NITAS)
21st Century IT Apprenticeship / Certifications / Employment Opportunities! The Role of The McDonald’s IT Project Management Pilot -- Developing a Model for 21st Century Apprenticeship -- Information Services Organization Development Manager Corporation-- Oak Brook, Illinois -- Information Services organization of McDonald’s Corporation delivered an IT Project Management Apprenticeship pilot program. The program is in association with CompTIA’s National IT Apprenticeship System (NITAS) as part of the grant from the U.S. Department of Labor. The McDonald’s pilot demonstrates how a large scale IT organization can use registered apprenticeship as a vehicle to achieve rapid and uniform competency attainment as well as productivity improvement in its IT workforce. The pilot showed the critical of producing measurable business results from apprenticeship. The McDonald’s pilot has and will continue to help the CompTIA team develop and refine its design for IT apprenticeship. This paper d