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Brian’s podcast was titled The Top 3 Things You Need To Do To Close Large Enterprise Deals. I was originally trained as a mechanicalengineer. I realized that I didn’t want to be a mechanicalengineer. My last day of being a mechanicalengineer is when I walked across the stage to get that diploma.
However, if you look closely, there is an interesting take-away. Finally, as the week comes to a close and things slow down a bit, they have a chance to catch up on email. Am I close in my speculation? He holds a bachelor’s degree in MechanicalEngineering from Lehigh University. . ——-.
Preface: Mitch Little is a close friend and “sparring partner.” With a degree in Electrical Engineering and a life long practice in MechanicalEngineering, the drive to UNDERSTAND morphed from hardware to software and finally on to the most complex field of all….PEOPLE.
You studied mechanicalengineering in college. Just kind of curious as to hear how did you make the move from mechanicalengineering into B2B marketing? Chandar P: That’s a good question. And you’ve got to be good at both, right? So, I’m not going to do very well in that.
But yes, manufacturing still has the reputation of being dull, dangerous, and dirty, and it’s not something that a lot of people, unless they have someone close to them who knows differently, would consider out of the blue. Actually, during Covid, we came pretty close to a real-life example of that. It seems counterproductive.
However, if you take the time and effort to study the book more closely, I guarantee it will pay dividends across your whole professional life. Each gap in alignment (described by Stephen in a diagram) raises specific issues and requires us to take different steps to close it. In the final analysis it is behavior that counts.
With a degree in mechanicalengineering from MIT, she’s as comfortable getting into the weeds as she is writing about the human aspects of technological progress, the poor treatment of African data annotators, and the outsized water consumption of AI data centers.
With a degree in mechanicalengineering from MIT, she’s as comfortable getting into the weeds as she is writing about the human aspects of technological progress, the poor treatment of African data annotators, and the outsized water consumption of AI data centers.
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