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ENTREPRENEURSHIP

  ENTREPRENEUR 1 Name: Ren Zhengfei Entrepreneurial activities and accomplishments: Ren Zhengfei is a Chinese entrepreneur and engineer. He is the founder and the CEO of Huawei. Huawei is the world's largest manufacturer of telecommunications equipment and the second largest manufacturer of smartphones. Ren Zhengfei was born in October 25 th 1944, China. After graduating from secondary school, Ren studied at the Chongqing University in the 1960s, and he joined the People's Liberation Army (PLA) as an engineer in 1974, during China's Cultural Revolution. At that moment the country was suffering from severe food and clothing shortages. In 1982, Ren retired from the army. In 1983, he moved to Shenzhen and worked in the electronics business. He spent a few years working for an oil company. In 1987 he founded Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. Huawei started as a contractor for selling, installing and maintaining server switches and equipment in China. In 1992, Huawei develop...

JOB OF THE FUTURE: GENETIC DESIGN ENGINEERING

   AIM & INTRODUCTION The technology brings new horizons to our lives… Especially the old have difficulty with coping with new developments. You just push a button and have a video conference with your cousin in Japan instantly. When such things happen, sweet grandmothers begin to tell about train journeys from Istanbul to somewhere to Anatolia which take a couple of weeks.     Things change… Each change brings new conditions, new rules and certainly new professions. For instance: Have you ever heard about mechatronics engineering? “Mechatronics” is a combination of the words “mechanics” and “electronics”. Mechatronics engineering is a branch of engineering which combines mechanical, electrical, electronics and control engineering, and designs robots.   It has been derived because designing robots is a multi-disciplinary task requiring the knowledge of all these professions together. By combining all these professions, the present technological systems work ...

TECHNOLOGY AND THE TEENAGERS

  Due to coronavirus and the quarantine not only the teenagers but adults are using the social media platforms. In my opinion, instead of discussing the bad effects of the technology on the teenagers, we should think that how we can organize our lives with technology. Everything has bad sides besides the good ones. Of course nothing is perfect, so first let’s talk about the bad effects of the technology among the teenagers. Some teenagers are only interested in social media, so they do not study for their lessons, do not do sports or do not socialize in real life. They only have friends in virtual life, which is really a bad thing. I think they should combine the technology and the real life. If they learn how to use technology well, there will not be that much bad sides. As I said in the beginning, technology has changed our lives positively. After this quarantine finishes, we can continue to get education via social media platforms. We can learn and study from home and take exams...

HOW TO WORK MORE EFFICIENTLY

  Procrastination is a habit that we all experience time to time. We all procrastinate some tasks, homework, projects or even our dreams. Since we started to work from home, we may not want to work or study. We cannot focus on our tasks because there are lots of things that we can be distracted. Also we all had an intense routine, and nowadays we realize that we are tired. The reasons why we procrastinate are simple. We may think that the task is not urgent. It might be urgent, but we may be tired for that work. Sometimes we make unachievable routines, and when we cannot finish our tasks we can be stressed. Some people try to be perfect. When they try to do all the hard things, they cannot finish both the hard and the easy ones. All in all there can be lots of reasons, but we can avoid procrastinating with some simple solutions. There are some solutions to avoid procrastinating. First of all you should write all the tasks that you are going to do. After writing, you should think ab...