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In the beginning, there was and would always be a startup founder — the Creator of the new business universe. Besides being tough, entrepreneurial beginnings can be very lonely endeavors. You need a team for your new startup to survive and thrive. These people joining the founder, usually the Cs (CTO, CFO, COO, etc.), are the startup's "core." They have to wear more than one hat and take all the heat until catching the right startup beat. Think of a startup as a tree that's growing and branching. New branches mean new people on board. The Book of Startup Genesis Let's get back quickly to the "core." At the very beginning, the startup creator (founder) is also the chooser. They choose who they're going to hire. At one point, someone else is going to do it for them. This is not a big deal when a startup is transitioning to a company. However, it can become the "thing" when a startup finds itself in deep corporate waters, usually during the IPO phase. The startup founders have a lot on their plate to micromanage, let alone worry about hiring or firing people. Now, I feel it'd be the right moment to address the elephant in this article. What qualifies me to tackle this topic in the first place? Well, it's not the fact that I've tried and failed, but what came as the aftermath of my personal startup tryouts. I have lost count of how many entrepreneurs and startup founders hired me as a freelance content writer or growth marketer since 2011. Some made it, and it's not my credit. Many failed, and it's not my fault. I couldn't help but notice a pattern. Do you, by any chance, remember how Tolstoy's "Anna Karenina" begins? It's this line: Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. When it comes to startups, it's the exact opposite: Unsuccessful startups are all alike; every successful startup is successful in its own way. Somewhere along the way, startup founders have it too much, and they're out of touch with both people and operations at the lower levels. It's always been like this, nothing personal it's just business - ignorance is (not) bliss or an excuse. These Are Just My Opinions - I Used To Be One of The Startup Minions I've never had problems working with and for startup founders directly, not even remotely (both literally and figuratively regarding the last word of this line). But, with COOs and other "minions," it's been a completely different story. It's not fair that startup founders are unaware by default, but again, that's just the way business things are. You have every right to criticize my (mis)use of the term "minions" in a startup concept. You can also label everything that you've read so far as hypothetical and abstract. So, let's bring some well-known real-life startup business examples. Shall we? Do you want to sell sugared water for the rest of your life? Or do you want to come with me and change the world? It's such a relief when you use a quote with no need to mention who said it because everybody knows it already. It's tricky to "minionize" a person who masterminded the legendary Apple "1984" commercial. How it started... I think of you just like Woz and Markkula. You're like one of the founders of the company. They founded the company, but you and I are founding the future. — Steve Jobs, to John Sculley, at the Macintosh introduction rehearsal in 1984 How it ended... Sculley said in 2015 that Jobs never forgave him and their friendship was never repaired. I don't know. I can only speculate. But, if the Pepsi guy had the audacity to axe the biggest apple on the Apple tree, I could only imagine what happened to the "low-hanging" fruits loyal to Steve Jobs. Here's another one. Justin Timberlake portrayed Sean Parker in "The Social Network." This guy sure thing knew how to throw memorable parties. Despite drawing, I mean doing some "lines," he and Zuckerberg stayed close (met regularly). "In 2017, during an interview with Axios, Parker expressed concerns about the role of Facebook in society, saying that it "exploit[s] a vulnerability in human psychology" as it creates a "social-validation feedback loop". Parker stated that he was "something of a conscientious objector" to using social media." So, my dear startup founders, do you know what your minions are doing while you aren't looking? In the beginning, there was and would always be a startup founder — the Creator of the new business universe. Besides being tough, entrepreneurial beginnings can be very lonely endeavors. You need a team for your new startup to survive and thrive. These people joining the founder, usually the Cs (CTO, CFO, COO, etc.), are the startup's "core." They have to wear more than one hat and take all the heat until catching the right startup beat. Think of a startup as a tree that's growing and branching. New branches mean new people on board. The Book of Startup Genesis Let's get back quickly to the "core." At the very beginning, the startup creator (founder) is also the chooser. They choose who they're going to hire. At one point, someone else is going to do it for them. This is not a big deal when a startup is transitioning to a company. However, it can become the "thing" when a startup finds itself in deep corporate waters, usually during the IPO phase. The startup founders have a lot on their plate to micromanage, let alone worry about hiring or firing people. Now, I feel it'd be the right moment to address the elephant in this article. What qualifies me to tackle this topic in the first place? Well, it's not the fact that I've tried and failed, but what came as the aftermath of my personal startup tryouts. I have lost count of how many entrepreneurs and startup founders hired me as a freelance content writer or growth marketer since 2011. Some made it, and it's not my credit. Many failed, and it's not my fault. I couldn't help but notice a pattern. Do you, by any chance, remember how Tolstoy's "Anna Karenina" begins? It's this line: Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. When it comes to startups, it's the exact opposite: Unsuccessful startups are all alike; every successful startup is successful in its own way. Unsuccessful startups are all alike; every successful startup is successful in its own way. Somewhere along the way, startup founders have it too much, and they're out of touch with both people and operations at the lower levels. It's always been like this, nothing personal it's just business - ignorance is (not) bliss or an excuse. These Are Just My Opinions - I Used To Be One of The Startup Minions I've never had problems working with and for startup founders directly, not even remotely (both literally and figuratively regarding the last word of this line). But, with COOs and other "minions," it's been a completely different story. It's not fair that startup founders are unaware by default, but again, that's just the way business things are. You have every right to criticize my (mis)use of the term "minions" in a startup concept. You can also label everything that you've read so far as hypothetical and abstract. So, let's bring some well-known real-life startup business examples. Shall we? Do you want to sell sugared water for the rest of your life? Or do you want to come with me and change the world? Do you want to sell sugared water for the rest of your life? Or do you want to come with me and change the world? It's such a relief when you use a quote with no need to mention who said it because everybody knows it already. It's tricky to "minionize" a person who masterminded the legendary Apple "1984" commercial. How it started... How it started... I think of you just like Woz and Markkula. You're like one of the founders of the company. They founded the company, but you and I are founding the future. — Steve Jobs, to John Sculley, at the Macintosh introduction rehearsal in 1984 I think of you just like Woz and Markkula. You're like one of the founders of the company. They founded the company, but you and I are founding the future. — Steve Jobs, to John Sculley, at the Macintosh introduction rehearsal in 1984 How it ended... How it ended... Sculley said in 2015 that Jobs never forgave him and their friendship was never repaired. Sculley said in 2015 that Jobs never forgave him and their friendship was never repaired. I don't know. I can only speculate. But, if the Pepsi guy had the audacity to axe the biggest apple on the Apple tree, I could only imagine what happened to the "low-hanging" fruits loyal to Steve Jobs. Here's another one. Justin Timberlake portrayed Sean Parker in "The Social Network." This guy sure thing knew how to throw memorable parties. Despite drawing, I mean doing some "lines," he and Zuckerberg stayed close ( met regularly ). met regularly "In 2017, during an interview with Axios , Parker expressed concerns about the role of Facebook in society, saying that it "exploit[s] a vulnerability in human psychology" as it creates a "social-validation feedback loop". Parker stated that he was "something of a conscientious objector" to using social media." Axios So, my dear startup founders, do you know what your minions are doing while you aren't looking? So, my dear startup founders, do you know what your minions are doing while you aren't looking?

 Dear Startup Founders: Beware of Your Minions!

 প্রিয় স্টার্টআপ প্রতিষ্ঠাতা: আপনার মিনিয়নদের থেকে সাবধান!

 Vážení zakladatelé startupů: Dejte si pozor na své přisluhovače!

Estimados fundadores de startups: ¡Cuidado con sus secuaces!

 Estimados fundadores de startups: Coidado cos teus Minions!

प्रिय स्टार्टअप संस्थापकों: अपने गुर्गों से सावधान रहें!

 Հարգելի ստարտափի հիմնադիրներ. Զգուշացեք ձեր մինիոններից:

スタートアップの創業者の皆様へ: 手下にご注意ください!

Beste startup-oprichters: pas op voor uw minions!

 Nshuti bashinze gutangiza: Witondere Minions zawe!

 Vanodiwa Vatangi vekutanga: Chenjererai Maminions enyu!

 Kära startup-grundare: Se upp för dina minions!

 Шановні засновники стартапів: стережіться своїх прихильників!

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Authors:
(1) Anatol Guglielmi, Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences;
(2) Boris Klain, Borok Geophysical Observatory of Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences;
(3) Alexey Zavyalov, Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences;
(4) Oleg Zotov, Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences and Borok Geophysical Observatory of Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences. Table of Links Abstract and Introduction Omori (1894) Hirano (1924) Discussion Conclusion and References Discussion We believe that the arguments in favor of the phenomenological theory of aftershocks are stronger and more convincing than the arguments in favor of the old theory based on the HiranoUtsu formula. One of the arguments in favor of a differential evolution equation containing quadratic nonlinearity is that the form of the equation suggests natural and very effective generalizations. An obvious generalization of (2) is the inhomogeneous differential equation The free term f (t) can be used to formally describe the triggers that induce aftershocks. Here we remember two endogenous triggers, one of which is pulsed (f (t) ∝ δ (t)), and the second sinusoidal (f (t) ∝ sin (ωt ) ). The idea is that the main shock of an earthquake excites two non-trivial triggers, namely, a round-the-world seismic echo and free vibrations of the Earth, which can affect the dynamics of the “cooling” earthquake source. With some stretch, the theory of the two triggers we have indicated could be called semiphenomenological, since at least the echo delay time and the period of free oscillations of the Earth are calculated within the framework of the fundamental theory of elastic oscillations of the Earth. In the future, we expect that the phenomenological parameters and, above all, the source deactivation coefficient will be calculated on the basis of first principles, just as the gas temperature is calculated within the framework of kinetic theory. But the theory of aftershocks is still very, very far from such an ideal. Generally speaking, generalization (9) is quite trivial. And it only designates exogenous and endogenous triggers, helps to classify them and the like. A nontrivial generalization of equation (2) is the logistic equation for aftershocks [23] This equation is well known in biology, chemistry, sociology and other sciences. Here γ is the second phenomenological parameter of our theory. Its approximate estimate can be made using the formula γ σn = ∞, where n∞ is the frequency of tremors in the background seismicity regime, 𝑛𝑛∞ ≪ 𝑛𝑛0. It should be noted that we were led to the logistic equation (9) by the research of Faraoni [24], who saw a remarkable analogy between the aftershocks equation (2) and one of Friedman’s equations, which describes the expanding Universe. Equation (9) describes the evolution of aftershocks under conditions of limited influx of free energy and negative entropy into the source. An interesting perspective opens up when considering the stochastic analogue of the logistic equation for aftershocks. We started with the simplest nonlinear evolution equation (2), carefully substantiated its applicability for describing aftershocks, and with great care made minimal generalizations reflecting certain features of the source dynamics, while trying not to destroy the basis of our phenomenological theory. Now we want, with all the necessary reservations, to make a radical generalization and consider the source as a spatially extended object [3, 7, 14, 25]. To do this, we replace the frequency of aftershocks n (t) with the distribution density of aftershocks n (t, x), where x = (x, y, z) are the coordinates of the hypocenter. If the distribution of epicenters is analyzed, then x = (x, y) should be set and the origin of the coordinate system should be aligned with the epicenter of the main shock. Finally, sometimes the epicenters of aftershocks are located predominantly in the vicinity of a long fault in the earth's crust. In this case, a simplified description of the distribution of aftershocks using the function n (t,x) is acceptable, with the distance x measured along the fault. Here D is the third phenomenological parameter of our theory. Along this path, the complex task of experimentally searching for directional migration of aftershocks was formed. The problem was first successfully solved in [14] (see also [3, 25]). The difficulty is this. We want to consider the source as a kind of track detector. We will monitor the movement of aftershocks and try to estimate the velocity of movement. But we talk about the movement of aftershocks only figuratively. Each discontinuity that excites an aftershock occurs locally. In fact, the localization of the sequence of ruptures moves underground. Recognizing that the flow of aftershocks moves away from the main shock is a big step toward understanding earthquake mechanics. Here the key results have not yet been obtained. We still have to learn how to calculate the flow of Umoff’s mechanical energy in the source of earthquake. We need to understand the mechanism of formation of the Umoff flow velocity in a rock mass. Intuition tells us that the divergent flow of aftershock energy may correspond to a converging flow of foreshock energy, and we still have to test this hypothesis experimentally. So, 130 years have passed since the search for the law of aftershock evolution began. The process turned out to be complex and contradictory. And, of course, one cannot say that the process has already been completed. But we can make a number of statements quite definitely: – the law of aftershock evolution has the form of a differential equation containing quadratic nonlinearity, – Omori’s law is fulfilled, but has a time-limited range of applicability, – at the end of the Omori epoch, the state of the source as a dynamic system changes sharply, which probably indicates the phenomenon of bifurcation, – there is a slow removal of the epicenters of aftershocks from the epicenter of the main shock. This paper is available on arxiv under CC BY 4.0 DEED license. Authors: (1) Anatol Guglielmi, Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences; (2) Boris Klain, Borok Geophysical Observatory of Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences; (3) Alexey Zavyalov, Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences; (4) Oleg Zotov, Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences and Borok Geophysical Observatory of Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences. Authors: Authors: (1) Anatol Guglielmi, Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences; (2) Boris Klain, Borok Geophysical Observatory of Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences; (3) Alexey Zavyalov, Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences; (4) Oleg Zotov, Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences and Borok Geophysical Observatory of Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences. Table of Links Abstract and Introduction Abstract and Introduction Omori (1894) Omori (1894) Hirano (1924) Hirano (1924) Discussion Discussion Conclusion and References Conclusion and References Discussion We believe that the arguments in favor of the phenomenological theory of aftershocks are stronger and more convincing than the arguments in favor of the old theory based on the HiranoUtsu formula. One of the arguments in favor of a differential evolution equation containing quadratic nonlinearity is that the form of the equation suggests natural and very effective generalizations. An obvious generalization of (2) is the inhomogeneous differential equation The free term f (t) can be used to formally describe the triggers that induce aftershocks. Here we remember two endogenous triggers, one of which is pulsed (f (t) ∝ δ (t)), and the second sinusoidal (f (t) ∝ sin (ωt ) ). The idea is that the main shock of an earthquake excites two non-trivial triggers, namely, a round-the-world seismic echo and free vibrations of the Earth, which can affect the dynamics of the “cooling” earthquake source. With some stretch, the theory of the two triggers we have indicated could be called semiphenomenological, since at least the echo delay time and the period of free oscillations of the Earth are calculated within the framework of the fundamental theory of elastic oscillations of the Earth. In the future, we expect that the phenomenological parameters and, above all, the source deactivation coefficient will be calculated on the basis of first principles, just as the gas temperature is calculated within the framework of kinetic theory. But the theory of aftershocks is still very, very far from such an ideal. Generally speaking, generalization (9) is quite trivial. And it only designates exogenous and endogenous triggers, helps to classify them and the like. A nontrivial generalization of equation (2) is the logistic equation for aftershocks [23] This equation is well known in biology, chemistry, sociology and other sciences. Here γ is the second phenomenological parameter of our theory. Its approximate estimate can be made using the formula γ σn = ∞, where n∞ is the frequency of tremors in the background seismicity regime, 𝑛𝑛∞ ≪ 𝑛𝑛0. It should be noted that we were led to the logistic equation (9) by the research of Faraoni [24], who saw a remarkable analogy between the aftershocks equation (2) and one of Friedman’s equations, which describes the expanding Universe. Equation (9) describes the evolution of aftershocks under conditions of limited influx of free energy and negative entropy into the source. An interesting perspective opens up when considering the stochastic analogue of the logistic equation for aftershocks. We started with the simplest nonlinear evolution equation (2), carefully substantiated its applicability for describing aftershocks, and with great care made minimal generalizations reflecting certain features of the source dynamics, while trying not to destroy the basis of our phenomenological theory. Now we want, with all the necessary reservations, to make a radical generalization and consider the source as a spatially extended object [3, 7, 14, 25]. To do this, we replace the frequency of aftershocks n (t) with the distribution density of aftershocks n (t, x), where x = (x, y, z) are the coordinates of the hypocenter. If the distribution of epicenters is analyzed, then x = (x, y) should be set and the origin of the coordinate system should be aligned with the epicenter of the main shock. Finally, sometimes the epicenters of aftershocks are located predominantly in the vicinity of a long fault in the earth's crust. In this case, a simplified description of the distribution of aftershocks using the function n (t,x) is acceptable, with the distance x measured along the fault. Here D is the third phenomenological parameter of our theory. D Along this path, the complex task of experimentally searching for directional migration of aftershocks was formed. The problem was first successfully solved in [14] (see also [3, 25]). The difficulty is this. We want to consider the source as a kind of track detector. We will monitor the movement of aftershocks and try to estimate the velocity of movement. But we talk about the movement of aftershocks only figuratively. Each discontinuity that excites an aftershock occurs locally. In fact, the localization of the sequence of ruptures moves underground. Recognizing that the flow of aftershocks moves away from the main shock is a big step toward understanding earthquake mechanics. Here the key results have not yet been obtained. We still have to learn how to calculate the flow of Umoff’s mechanical energy in the source of earthquake. We need to understand the mechanism of formation of the Umoff flow velocity in a rock mass. Intuition tells us that the divergent flow of aftershock energy may correspond to a converging flow of foreshock energy, and we still have to test this hypothesis experimentally. So, 130 years have passed since the search for the law of aftershock evolution began. The process turned out to be complex and contradictory. And, of course, one cannot say that the process has already been completed. But we can make a number of statements quite definitely: – the law of aftershock evolution has the form of a differential equation containing quadratic nonlinearity, – Omori’s law is fulfilled, but has a time-limited range of applicability, – at the end of the Omori epoch, the state of the source as a dynamic system changes sharply, which probably indicates the phenomenon of bifurcation, – there is a slow removal of the epicenters of aftershocks from the epicenter of the main shock. This paper is available on arxiv under CC BY 4.0 DEED license. This paper is available on arxiv under CC BY 4.0 DEED license. available on arxiv

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See the test sample humanized by BypassGPT on Originality.ai: The platform has a wide range of features and benefits that include: Features: Next-level AI humanization technology to ensure output is 100% undetectable ChatGPT watermark removal capabilities Built-in AI checkers integrated with popular AI detector tools for collective AI scoring Next-level AI humanization technology to ensure output is 100% undetectable ChatGPT watermark removal capabilities Built-in AI checkers integrated with popular AI detector tools for collective AI scoring Benefits: Humanizes any type of AI content including emails, reports, articles, ad copy, etc. Humanizes AI text from any language model, be it ChatGPT, GPT-4, Gemini, Jasper, etc. Produces 100% plagiarism-free and contextually-accurate output each time Humanizes any type of AI content including emails, reports, articles, ad copy, etc. Humanizes AI text from any language model, be it ChatGPT, GPT-4, Gemini, Jasper, etc. Produces 100% plagiarism-free and contextually-accurate output each time Aside from an AI humanizer, there are other alternative methods that you can use to bypass Originality.ai detection. However, do keep in mind that these methods will require a certain level of manual input. Let’s quickly break them down in detail. Include Real-Time Information AI tools generate content based on pre-existing information. As such, they rarely produce real-time facts and statistics on current events. You can make your content seem more credible and human-written by including new information and data that is yet to be widely publicized. Use Informal Language AI content tends to be heavily formal and impersonal, which is a common indicator that AI detectors look out for. Instead, you should try to incorporate more informal vocabulary and relatable phrases like slang words to help make it sound more casual and human. Eliminate Repetitive Wording One of the most common indicators of AI generation is the presence of repetitive wording. To this end, you should always replace any overused terms or phrases with more casual language to help make the content seem less robotic and predictable. Mention Personal Experiences One way to make AI content sound more human is to include personal anecdotes, opinions, and even stories. Since AI writers can’t replicate real human experiences and thoughts, it helps you make the content sound more relatable and therefore undetectable by AI detectors. Be Precise With Your Desired Voice When using AI language models like ChatGPT, you should always specify your desired tone and style in the AI prompts. For example, you can ask it to generate an article in a conversational tone. This helps ensure it produces less generic-sounding results, and can probably bypass Originality. Use Figurative Language Metaphors, similes, and other forms of figurative language are often more effectively used by human writers than AI. They add richness to text, make it more expressive and help you keep it undetectable by AI detectors. Vary Sentence Length AI often generates text with uniform sentence lengths or lengthy sentences. Humans, however, tend to use a variety of sentence lengths. Breaking long sentences down to shorter ones, mixing short, medium, and long sentences can make your text seem more natural. Include References or Citations If the text includes facts or information from specific sources, make sure to include references or citations. This makes you comply with good writing practices, and can help you avoid the detection of Originality. Make Grammar and Syntax Errors Deliberately inserting grammatical or syntactical errors into your text can be a good way to avoid AI detection, as AI is not likely to make mistakes. But be extra careful about where you include these errors, as making them too noticeable will reduce your text readability. Reasons To Bypass Originality.ai Detection? Able to bypass Originality.ai detection can bring you a lot of benefits: Avoid Spam Filters: Spammy AI content is something many spam filters are trained to spot instantly. To ensure your content reaches its intended recipients, you should humanize it to bypass Originality.ai. This helps to confirm the content sounds authentic and human-like enough to avoid being marked as spam. Avoid Spam Filters: Spammy AI content is something many spam filters are trained to spot instantly. To ensure your content reaches its intended recipients, you should humanize it to bypass Originality.ai. This helps to confirm the content sounds authentic and human-like enough to avoid being marked as spam. Improve Content Readability: It can often be boring for audiences to read AI-generated content because it typically comes off as bland and formulaic. However, if you can humanize it in a way it bypasses Originality.ai, this does well to confirm that the content sounds authentic enough to keep readers engaged. Boost SEO Rankings: If you want AI content to rank highly on SERPs, it must meet Google’s strict content guidelines. The easiest way to ensure it complies is by humanizing it well enough to bypass Originality.ai. This helps your content look less like unhelpful AI-generated content that can result in SEO penalties and affect your rankings. Improve Content Readability: It can often be boring for audiences to read AI-generated content because it typically comes off as bland and formulaic. However, if you can humanize it in a way it bypasses Originality.ai, this does well to confirm that the content sounds authentic enough to keep readers engaged. Boost SEO Rankings: If you want AI content to rank highly on SERPs, it must meet Google’s strict content guidelines. The easiest way to ensure it complies is by humanizing it well enough to bypass Originality.ai. This helps your content look less like unhelpful AI-generated content that can result in SEO penalties and affect your rankings. Conclusion Originality.ai is a very sensitive AI content detector and can easily flag your content as AI generated. You must be able to effectively make your AI content undetectable and this detailed guide holds all the solutions you need to bypass Originality.ai. Take your time to review each one and feel free to implement them into your content writing workflow for more human-like results. Based on overall effectiveness, our top recommendation for guaranteed results is to use BypassGPT . This platform is powerful enough to have a high success rate in avoiding the detection of Originality.ai. BypassGPT BypassGPT

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Before delving into the details, let me set the stage by using a universally relatable example. I will discuss the concepts of transparency through the lens of employee hiring processes—a scenario familiar to many, whether they work in startups or big corporations. This context will illustrate how transparency impacts a common business operation and why it's crucial for organizational success. Imagine a complex machine encased in a black box: Inputs come in;
something mysterious happens inside;
and outputs emerge, yet the internal operations remain obscured from user's view. This metaphor aptly describes certain business processes which you could find almost in every small or big company. This article will try to throw light on why transparency in processes is indeed important for the users, stakeholders, and other parties. Increased transparency will be a change imperative that is much needed to bring positive change throughout the business environment, helping to make informed decisions faster, waste fewer resources on non-critical activities and focus on main goals we want to achieve. More importantly, transparency truly builds trust—one of the foundations of human relationships defining the success of any business. The Benefits of Shifting to Transparency Transforming the black box of traditional processes into a transparent container revolutionizes how we view and manage operations from start to finish. By making every step from application entry to the final hiring decision visible and comprehensible, not only is the internal team enlightened, but candidates also benefit from a vastly improved experience. This visibility throughout the journey underscores the value of openness and clarity. Fostering Trust Through Openness Transparency naturally cultivates trust. It clarifies the mechanisms and criteria used in decision-making both for the team and for applicants, ensuring that all parties are well-informed. This openness is crucial for building assurance, respect, and mutual confidence, transforming the workplace into an environment where everyone feels valued and understood. Optimizing Streamlining Through Visibility When once-opaque processes become crystal clear, it’s easier to identify and address choke points and redundancies. This visibility facilitates smoother decision-making and optimizes every step of the process. Moreover, such transparency can spur innovation and efficiency by democratizing the search for solutions. When everyone can see and understand the workflow, innovative ideas and improvements can emerge from any level within the organization. Enabling Automation and Liberating Creativity With a transparent system, automation of routine tasks becomes a practical solution, allowing the workforce to focus their creativity where it truly matters. This shift not only boosts productivity but also enhances job satisfaction by freeing up personnel to tackle more complex and rewarding challenges. Thus, transparency not only streamlines operations but also enriches the workplace by empowering employees to contribute to meaningful changes and innovations. The Black Box Of The Hiring Process Imagine some hiring processes that hinge on a six-person circle around a spreadsheet; doggedly adhering to the old way of doing things because 'that's how it's always been done. Slow, opaque, and rarely subject to critical introspection except for finding it increasingly under the demand to scale rapidly. Through this labyrinthine process, CVs continually come in and out of the system, and in some obscure and arcane way, a new hire eventually emerges. But the real quality of the hire, reasons for the delays, and the costs remain obscure”cloaked by the walls of a black box, figuratively speaking. Such a system stifles efficiency by making it unavailable to the organization to get critical insights needed to properly improve and adapt its hiring practices. Steps Toward Unveiling Process Transparency Build or ReBuild proper process using IT tools At least, you need to build an IT system to make such a transparent process. Since it may store all your data that you would like and need to save for future analysis, then it can give a great report whereby the process could improve or building some business metric to show them in the business, and many more. For example, for our considered HR process, you could establish some automation where it is possible, wherever you need the actions of humans; you could fit all the necessary actions into some interface and save all the data about the operational work of an HR team, about candidates, etc. You're going to use all this data. You can easily create such a system for the processes with low-code tools. I previously wrote about exact example how it could be used in this article. https://hackernoon.com/using-low-code-development-to-streamline-internal-business-processes?embedable=true Creating a Transparent Culture Adopting a culture of transparency represents a fundamental shift from opacity to clarity, where the mechanisms of processes are openly discussed. This cultural transformation encourages healthy feedback and welcomes change, fostering an environment where all team members feel comfortable voicing their ideas and concerns. Such openness not only promotes a deeper understanding of processes but also helps in refining them continuously. Defining, Measuring, and Refining Processes To establish a truly transparent system it's crucial to define each step of a process with precision and clarity. Outline the criteria for success distinctly so that everyone understands what achievements look like. This approach doesn't just clarify the existing processes; it provides a structured method for ongoing improvement. By setting clear benchmarks and regularly reviewing outcomes, the organization can continuously evolve, becoming more efficient and effective over time. Educating and Empowering the Team Education and empowerment are key to maintaining transparency within the organization. Equip your team with the necessary tools and knowledge through targeted training sessions on new technologies and processes. Conduct workshops to demonstrate the tangible benefits of transparency and encourage an open dialogue about these new methods. By creating an environment that supports continuous learning and growth, you ensure that every team member not only understands the value of transparency but is also skilled in applying it to their work. This commitment to education and empowerment not only enhances individual performance but also drives collective success. Conclusion "Breaking open the black box" means transforming secretive, complex business processes into something clear and understandable. For example, in hiring, this means making every step of the process clear and justifiable. By doing this, we make hiring more straightforward and set an example for transparency that can be followed in all parts of the organization. This change does more than just make things simpler; it also helps everyone understand what’s happening inside the company. By being open about how things work, we build a workplace that values trust, clarity, and innovation. This approach sheds light on current practices and also paves the way for ongoing improvements and new ideas. Before delving into the details, let me set the stage by using a universally relatable example. I will discuss the concepts of transparency through the lens of employee hiring processes—a scenario familiar to many, whether they work in startups or big corporations. This context will illustrate how transparency impacts a common business operation and why it's crucial for organizational success. Imagine a complex machine encased in a black box: Inputs come in; something mysterious happens inside; and outputs emerge, yet the internal operations remain obscured from user's view. Inputs come in; something mysterious happens inside; and outputs emerge, yet the internal operations remain obscured from user's view. This metaphor aptly describes certain business processes which you could find almost in every small or big company. This article will try to throw light on why transparency in processes is indeed important for the users, stakeholders, and other parties. Increased transparency will be a change imperative that is much needed to bring positive change throughout the business environment, helping to make informed decisions faster, waste fewer resources on non-critical activities and focus on main goals we want to achieve. More importantly, transparency truly builds trust—one of the foundations of human relationships defining the success of any business. The Benefits of Shifting to Transparency Transforming the black box of traditional processes into a transparent container revolutionizes how we view and manage operations from start to finish. By making every step from application entry to the final hiring decision visible and comprehensible, not only is the internal team enlightened, but candidates also benefit from a vastly improved experience. This visibility throughout the journey underscores the value of openness and clarity. Fostering Trust Through Openness Transparency naturally cultivates trust. It clarifies the mechanisms and criteria used in decision-making both for the team and for applicants, ensuring that all parties are well-informed. This openness is crucial for building assurance, respect, and mutual confidence, transforming the workplace into an environment where everyone feels valued and understood. Optimizing Streamlining Through Visibility When once-opaque processes become crystal clear, it’s easier to identify and address choke points and redundancies. This visibility facilitates smoother decision-making and optimizes every step of the process. Moreover, such transparency can spur innovation and efficiency by democratizing the search for solutions. When everyone can see and understand the workflow, innovative ideas and improvements can emerge from any level within the organization. Enabling Automation and Liberating Creativity With a transparent system, automation of routine tasks becomes a practical solution, allowing the workforce to focus their creativity where it truly matters. This shift not only boosts productivity but also enhances job satisfaction by freeing up personnel to tackle more complex and rewarding challenges. Thus, transparency not only streamlines operations but also enriches the workplace by empowering employees to contribute to meaningful changes and innovations. The Black Box Of The Hiring Process Imagine some hiring processes that hinge on a six-person circle around a spreadsheet; doggedly adhering to the old way of doing things because 'that's how it's always been done. Slow, opaque, and rarely subject to critical introspection except for finding it increasingly under the demand to scale rapidly. Through this labyrinthine process, CVs continually come in and out of the system, and in some obscure and arcane way, a new hire eventually emerges. But the real quality of the hire, reasons for the delays, and the costs remain obscure”cloaked by the walls of a black box, figuratively speaking. Such a system stifles efficiency by making it unavailable to the organization to get critical insights needed to properly improve and adapt its hiring practices. Steps Toward Unveiling Process Transparency Steps Toward Unveiling Process Transparency Build or ReBuild proper process using IT tools At least, you need to build an IT system to make such a transparent process. Since it may store all your data that you would like and need to save for future analysis, then it can give a great report whereby the process could improve or building some business metric to show them in the business, and many more. For example, for our considered HR process, you could establish some automation where it is possible, wherever you need the actions of humans; you could fit all the necessary actions into some interface and save all the data about the operational work of an HR team, about candidates, etc. You're going to use all this data. You can easily create such a system for the processes with low-code tools. I previously wrote about exact example how it could be used in this article. article . article https://hackernoon.com/using-low-code-development-to-streamline-internal-business-processes?embedable=true https://hackernoon.com/using-low-code-development-to-streamline-internal-business-processes?embedable=true Creating a Transparent Culture Adopting a culture of transparency represents a fundamental shift from opacity to clarity, where the mechanisms of processes are openly discussed. This cultural transformation encourages healthy feedback and welcomes change, fostering an environment where all team members feel comfortable voicing their ideas and concerns. Such openness not only promotes a deeper understanding of processes but also helps in refining them continuously. Defining, Measuring, and Refining Processes To establish a truly transparent system it's crucial to define each step of a process with precision and clarity. Outline the criteria for success distinctly so that everyone understands what achievements look like. This approach doesn't just clarify the existing processes; it provides a structured method for ongoing improvement. By setting clear benchmarks and regularly reviewing outcomes, the organization can continuously evolve, becoming more efficient and effective over time. Educating and Empowering the Team Education and empowerment are key to maintaining transparency within the organization. Equip your team with the necessary tools and knowledge through targeted training sessions on new technologies and processes. Conduct workshops to demonstrate the tangible benefits of transparency and encourage an open dialogue about these new methods. By creating an environment that supports continuous learning and growth, you ensure that every team member not only understands the value of transparency but is also skilled in applying it to their work. This commitment to education and empowerment not only enhances individual performance but also drives collective success. Conclusion "Breaking open the black box" means transforming secretive, complex business processes into something clear and understandable. For example, in hiring, this means making every step of the process clear and justifiable. By doing this, we make hiring more straightforward and set an example for transparency that can be followed in all parts of the organization. This change does more than just make things simpler; it also helps everyone understand what’s happening inside the company. By being open about how things work, we build a workplace that values trust, clarity, and innovation. This approach sheds light on current practices and also paves the way for ongoing improvements and new ideas.

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Logistics is a sector where mistakes usually cost thousands of dollars at best and client relationships at worst. Problems with trucks, car accidents, theft, heavy unexpected traffic—over the years, I’ve learned the hard way how to be forearmed for every situation and minimize risks. Here are some steps that I outline and follow to perform swift operations. Even with the boom of AI systems, the human factor still remains crucial. Finding the Real Problem: If something doesn’t work—take your time to identify problems. Don’t blame others, but collect facts and analyze the whole picture. Whether it's breakdowns in communication, shipment delays, or inefficiencies in processes—find those underlying reasons. Remember, what lies on the surface might be a consequence, not the cause. Ask yourself and your team the right questions, conduct analysis, and ask your superior if needed. Do your best to pinpoint the problem and create the best solution to get this issue out of the way, and brief your team on steps to follow next time it occurs. Or keep it in your books—keeping track of your solutions is an important task, saving you time by not reinventing the wheel the next time something similar occurs. Analyzing Data: Check key performance indicators like on-time delivery rates, inventory turnover, and transportation costs to ensure everything stays on track—literally and figuratively. Use data metrics to gain insights into your operational process, and check what's off track. This way, if a problem occurs, you’ll see what caused it and know the underlying reasons precisely. And if you follow the previous step, you’ll check your book for ideas on how to solve it. Using Team Effort: Logistics is about collaborative effort, and practical problem-solving needs a team approach. Be mindful throughout your work, and foster a culture of open communication by creating a safe space for your employees to share, brainstorm, and experiment. When you face problems, you could significantly leverage the diverse expertise within your company to solve challenges. Cross-functional teams bring together experts with different skill sets and perspectives, which leads to great solutions. Promise you’ll never underestimate your team. Even the youngest, fresh perspectives can shed new light on business processes and offer surprising insights. Adapting: You never know what tomorrow brings, and it’s crucial to be able to adapt your strategy. Whether it’s a delayed shipment, weather advisories, new laws, or rules—have a plan B, C, and D to remain flexible and open to alternative approaches. My team and I sometimes play this game where we try to come up with new solutions to common issues in our sector or try to solve a problem that happened with our competitors. It helps to keep an eye on the prize and be prepared. You can't afford to say no to a customer or fail to deliver. Improving: Unfortunately, problem-solving is not a one-time thing but rather an ongoing process: Monitoring outcomes. Soliciting feedback from team members. Evaluating the effectiveness of your solutions helps refine your approach over time. This allows us to stay one step ahead and support our operational excellence. I’d also recommend exploring new solutions by attending professional events and talking to experts from your field to know how others are coping with the same problems. Connect with companies in other regions who are not your straight competitors to pick each other's brains. Embracing Technology: Technology is everything, and it plays a significant role in today's logistics operations. From inventory management systems to route optimization software, it streamlines processes and increases business efficiency. I believe it’s important to check what technological advancements are available in the market and, after carefully examining them, integrate them into your operations. This can help optimize your problem-solving capabilities. Logistics operations are not rocket science, however, it sometimes is if you don’t play your cards right or unforeseen accidents occur and you don’t have a plan B up your sleeve. Here, I've shared my advice on how you can use simple steps that don't require extra costs, people, or other resources, but manage the risks of time that you can take to think about how to improve your processes to make the most seamless and uneventful deliveries.

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Following its breakout year in 2023, generative AI (genAI) is finding increasing applications across various industries, including fashion. However, while this is a significant technology, it's only one aspect of the changes happening in the field. Some innovations may not appear on the catwalks or make headlines but could be essential during mountain expeditions or camping trips. I spoke with Vladislav Moroz, the founder of - a brand of equipment and apparel for extreme sports and outdoor activities - who revealed the products and innovations that keep you warm and dry in severe weather. RedFox The Rise of Electronic Jackets RedFox strives to stay ahead of the game by experimenting with new technologies. In 2021, the company initiated a collaboration with . Together, they conceived the idea of electronically heated clothing capable of replacing ten layers of sweaters under a winter coat. ITMO University “Equipped with printed electronics, this clothing can keep the wearer warm even in extremely cold temperatures down to -70°C,” Moroz said. “The first garment prototype is a jacket, with the electronics distributed throughout the item. These electronics can operate for up to six hours without needing to be recharged. To activate them, users simply need to press a button on the surface of the garment.” The Ultimate Shield Picture yourself embarking on a mountain expedition or camping trip, where unpredictable weather can quickly turn an adventure into a test of endurance. In such scenarios, the importance of waterproof clothing cannot be overstated. “Outdoor brands like RedFox are harnessing the power of cutting-edge materials such as to create garments that not only block out moisture but also allow for breathability, ensuring comfort even during unexpected downpours,” Moroz said. “This membrane material was invented in 1969 by Wilbert L. Gore and his son, Robert W. Gore. In 2006, the latter was inducted into the U.S. National Inventors Hall of Fame for their discovery.” Gore-Tex No Seams Allowed But it's not just about keeping dry; staying warm in extreme conditions is equally crucial. Imagine yourself strolling through a snowstorm. Numerous jackets are touted for their ability to withstand extreme cold, but the reality often falls short of the claim. “Many of these jackets feature seams that create minuscule holes in the fabric, allowing chilly air to infiltrate and leaving the wearer vulnerable to the elements,” Moroz said. “Recognizing this flaw, certain outdoor brands are turning to seamless technology. It allows them to craft garments without stitches and superior thermal insulation.” Moroz’s brand also used it to create sleeping bags. They were tested by the International Center for Quality Certification and showed stunning results: according to Moroz, they braved temperatures of up to -91 °C. Goose Down Gets an Upgrade Of course, no winter jacket is complete without the coveted warmth of goose down. It is prized for its excellent heat retention features. While it is a natural material, nobody uses it in its raw state. “Before filling a jacket, down undergoes rigorous testing with water, soap, and high temperatures,” Moroz said. “These steps allow us to get rid of dust and parasites, making the material wearable for everyone, especially for people with allergies. However, during this process, it loses some of its original qualities, such as waterproofing.” To restore it, brands use different methods. One of the most effective is waterproofing. It helps to make the material water-resistant while remaining soft and pleasant to the touch. Nikwax Little Innovation That Makes a Big Difference But it's not just about jackets; even accessories are getting a technological makeover. Let’s say you have to check directions or make the radio call. But it is freezing and potentially dangerous to take your mittens off. “Well, you do not have to if you wear a top mitten with a side zipper,” Moroz said. “It enables people to quickly expose their fingers without having to remove the whole mitten, thus preventing frostbite. Moreover, the zipper can be easily manipulated with one's teeth. Simple yet ingenious, this innovation epitomizes the marriage of fashion and function in extreme weather conditions.” As we look to the future, one thing is certain: the intersection of fashion and technology will continue to inspire creativity and drive progress, ensuring that we're always equipped to face whatever challenges Mother Nature throws our way. So whether you're scaling a mountain or simply navigating the urban jungle, rest assured that the latest innovations in fashion have you covered, both literally and figuratively.

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As a product designer navigating the ever-evolving tech landscape, I've seen firsthand how the surge in complex products keeps us on our toes. It's not just about crafting pretty interfaces; it's about diving deep into the and joining forces with tech wizards and coders to bring those concepts to life. user experience With this piece, I want to share the core principles and tactics I've leaned on to design interfaces for intricate systems. Plus, I'll dive into the critical role we designers play from start to finish in the creative process. Jumping into the development fray right from the get-go, I've found, utterly transforms the creation of complex products. Suddenly, those daunting interfaces become more like friendly chats. Working shoulder to shoulder with developers, I gain an insider's view of the technical maze - its limits and possibilities. This insight is priceless. It arms me with the knowledge to weave together design and functionality, tackling intricate challenges with solutions that not only work but resonate with users on a human level. Kicking things off, I want to dive into why bringing designers into the project fold early is crucial. When you're crafting complex systems, it's not just about the nuts and bolts; it's about getting to the heart of what users need (and hey, remember, ). Leveraging time-tested design principles dramatically enhances the user experience. It's about striking that sweet spot where functionality meets simplicity, making the system a breeze to navigate and a joy to use. users are real people with real frustrations and desires So, what are these design principles? Simplifying Complex Tasks As a designer, my mission is to cut through the complexity of interfaces. It's about reducing the steps needed to get something done, organizing features logically, and giving users crystal-clear guidance. Embracing the mantra of " ," I aim to declutter the space where users interact, making everything feel just right. less is more Making Sense of Data When it comes to handling dense packs of data, good design can light the way. I lean on charts, diagrams, and infographics to break down and simplify the avalanche of information. But it's not just about visuals; it's also about . Through design metaphors, I bridge the gap between the unfamiliar and the familiar, guiding users on how to engage with the system naturally. speaking a language users already know Tailoring the Experience Customizing the interface to fit the unique preferences or behaviors of users takes their experience from good to great. Whether it's fine-tuning the system to align with specific tasks, interests, or levels of expertise, the goal is to make every interaction with the system not just efficient, but also enjoyable. An exciting leap in design innovation I've come across is crafting admin panels that understand plain English. Imagine this: an administrator types their needs straight into a search-like bar, and voila, an AI-driven system gets the gist and jumps into action. This breakthrough slashes the steep learning curve typically associated with new interfaces, making the system a breeze to navigate. If you're already on board with the idea that , let me show you what effective collaboration looks like designers are crucial Bringing Designers in Early Right from the get-go, having designers work closely with developers is key. It's all about ensuring that the user interface clicks perfectly with the system's inner workings, making everything flow just right. Using Design Systems Design systems are like the secret sauce for consistency. They give us a blueprint of standards and elements to craft interfaces that not only look cohesive but also provide a seamless user experience across the board. The Magic of Prototyping Sketching up prototypes and then putting them through their paces with actual users is a game-changer. It lets us spot the snags early, fine-tuning everything before we even think about hitting the big "launch" button. Feedback Nothing beats regular catch-ups and brainstorming sessions between designers and developers. It's about making sure everyone's singing from the same hymn sheet and squashing any bugs in the plan pronto. Welcoming designers into the heart of the development process isn't just good for the end result; it nurtures a vibe of mutual respect and teamwork. For me, that's the bedrock of successfully tackling those complex challenges. When it comes to designing intricate systems, I've got a couple of go-to tools that make all the difference 📈 For slicing through complex data and presenting it in a way that's straightforward and engaging, I lean on Tableau and D3.js. These powerhouses enable me to whip up interactive and lively visualizations that bring dense data to life, making it accessible to anyone. 💠 Then there's the game-changer: . It's reshaping how I approach design, from conjuring up layouts, with a snap of my fingers (figuratively speaking), based on the content to fine-tuning user interfaces by analyzing how people interact with them. AI even helps me craft interfaces that adapt on the fly to user preferences and actions. artificial intelligence When designing complex systems, I'm always caught between making things simple and adding loads of features. It's a delicate balance: too simple, and it might lack functionality, too feature-packed, and it becomes overwhelming. This balancing act is crucial because getting it right means creating something that's both powerful and easy to use, which is essential for keeping users engaged and driving sales. Essentially, the project's success hinges on finding that sweet spot. My own story about Complex Systems The Observability Platform project at Company X truly opened my eyes to the impact of integrating design early on. From day one, involving our design team was a game-changer, allowing us to not only match the technical prowess of tools like Jaeger and Grafana but also to create a platform that was a breeze for users across the board. This move drastically improved how we managed incidents and accessed critical data, boosting our efficiency across the board. Our dive into user research, with feedback from over 200 people, was enlightening. It showed us the critical role of alerts and the value of seamless navigation between tools, guiding us towards an iframe integration approach that balanced cost and functionality beautifully. The collaboration between our designers and developers crafted a platform that wasn't just technically sound but also a hit with our users due to its intuitive design. Looking back, embracing design thinking from the start was a game-changer. It proved that focusing on the user experience, alongside leveraging tech like AI, leads to solutions that are not just smart but also straightforward and engaging. The success of the project wasn't just in meeting our technical goals but also in fostering a culture of innovation and continuous improvement. Key Traits of Effective Designers Begin with the user in mind Iterate and validate constantly Team up Stay curious about new tech Peering into what's ahead, it's crystal clear that artificial intelligence and cutting-edge tech are set to deeply influence how we craft user experiences, pushing the boundaries of what's expected and truly addressing what users need.

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