By Aulia R. Sungkar (Ollie) Director at ALVEO Conducting an interview to make some form of writing is always challenging. This indeed requires lots of preparation. It gets even trickier when the person you have to interview is a C-level member, like someone who is a part of the Board of Directors or the Board of Commissioners. At that point, knowing how to conduct yourself and nailing the interview is noteworthy. Besides you playing the role of representing your media outlet or agency, … [Read more...]
Translation vs. Localization: Understanding the Key Differences
Originally published on alveo.co.id In today’s globalized economy, businesses face the challenge of effectively communicating as they expand into new markets. Although translation is often seen as the key to bridging language gaps, there’s an important distinction between translation and localization. These processes serve distinct purposes, and recognizing their differences is essential for ensuring your message resonates across cultural divides. Let’s take a closer look at how both … [Read more...]
University of Arizona named a ‘Best College’ by The Princeton Review
By Nick Prevenas, University Communications Originally published on news.arizona.edu The University of Arizona is again included on The Princeton Review's list of America's best universities. The U of A appears in the education service company's "The Best 390 Colleges: 2025 Edition," receiving top ratings in fire safety (99), sustainability (86) and quality of life (86). All ratings are based on a scale of 60 to 99, with 99 being the best possible score. The university … [Read more...]
Enhancing Report Writing: Key Pitfalls and Strategies for Improvement
Originally published at www.alveo.co.id Improving your report writing skills involves recognizing and addressing common mistakes. Here, we break down the key pitfalls and provide strategies for improvement. 1. Clarity Common Pitfalls A lack of clarity often results from the use of jargon, complex sentences, and irrelevant details. These elements can obscure the main message and confuse readers. Strategies for Improvement 2. Structure Common Pitfalls Poorly structured … [Read more...]
UArizona earns seventh top 10 global ranking in water resources
By Nick Prevenas, University Communications. Originally published in the October 31, 2023 issue of the University of Arizona News. The University of Arizona is ranked No. 2 in the U.S. and No. 8 in the world in water resources, according to the 2023 Global Ranking of Academic Subjects. The University of Arizona has once again earned a place alongside the world's top academic research programs for water resources. UArizona is ranked No. 2 in the U.S. and No. 8 globally in water … [Read more...]
UArizona launches Arizona Astrobiology Center to unlock the mysteries of life in the universe
By Mikayla Mace Kelley, University Communications. Originally published in the October 17, 2023 issue of the University of Arizona News. The center will bring together students and faculty from across campus and disciplines to unravel the enigma of life's beginnings and our place in the cosmos. The University of Arizona on Tuesday announced the opening of the Arizona Astrobiology Center, which brings together more than 40 faculty members from four colleges and 13 disciplines to … [Read more...]
INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION
From June 28 to 30, the University of Arizona and Sampoerna University jointly hosted the 2023 Microcampus Conference in Jakarta, demonstrating their dedication to providing top-tier education in Indonesia. This event brought together distinguished representatives from the University of Arizona, fostering cooperation that positively impacts the education landscape in Indonesia. Prominent alumni from both institutions shared their success stories, illustrating the transformative influence of … [Read more...]
Do Relationships Still Matter?
By Steve Keating. Originally published on LEAD TODAY. Republished with permission. There is a growing school of thought, an alarming school of thought if you ask me, that Business Relationships don’t matter as much as they used to. Some would say they don’t matter at all. There is research that shows that could be true. Generation Z, the generation now entering the workforce is said to prefer “digital contact” over face-to-face contact, especially in business dealings. Some people … [Read more...]
When Lincoln Played Dixie
By Roy Holley. Originally published on The Power of Moral Leadership newsletter. Republished with permission. The writer shares an excerpt on Abraham Lincoln's moral leadership that will complement the content of the writer's forthcoming book, The Power of Moral Leadership: A Guide to Increasing Your Influence, Emotional Intelligence & Inner Peace. Historians are in remarkable agreement that no American leader demonstrated more moral clarity and courage in leadership, with such … [Read more...]
How to Avoid Emotional Spending: 9 Tips You Can Do Today
By Rick Orford Originally published on The Financially Independent Millennial and repubished with permission Are you wondering how to avoid emotional spending and perhaps wonder what it is and how to break the addiction? Or, maybe you’re reading this article to make better money choices – even for people with a higher education level. The challenge is that your instincts play a vital role when making money to spend decisions. There are many reasons to save money, such as investing in … [Read more...]
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