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Billionaires' first jobs Elon Musk: boiler room cleaner Warren Buffett: paperboy Jensen Huang: dishwasher/busboy Mark Cuban: sold garbage bags Steve Jobs: assembly line worker Bill Gates: programmer Michael Dell: dishwasher Jeff Bezos: McDonal

Focus – The Most Underrated Skill of an Entrepreneur "He's the most remarkably focused person on Earth." – Larry Ellison on Steve Jobs Not just Steve Jobs—take Elon, Zuck, Gates... everyone is remarkably focused. Sounds simple? The challeng

🚨 The 10 richest persons in the world are worth $1.2 trillion: 1. Bernard Arnault 2. Elon Musk 3. Jeff Bezos 4. Larry Ellison 5. Warren Buffett 6. Bill Gates 7. Carlos Slim 8. Mukesh Ambani 9. Steve Ballmer 10.Larry Page

US: Celebrates entrepreneurs—Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos are rockstars. India: Still glorifies exam toppers, government officers, and cricketers. Entrepreneurs get limelight, but also envy, skepticism, and often little institutional support un

this guy created a thing called iitiimshadi.com for iit, iim alumni to get a partner with equivalent academic proficiency. man tf this country is going through that we even have this 😭 what's this obsession with these colleges man jobs, gates, zucke

As inspired by Indian inflation rate since previous 10 years or more, the education price for students become expensive. For middle class and lower class, it is not affordable any more. Suggestions are welcome for improving education system using AI

Elon Musk is saying that they will ban apple partnership with open AI , some what this a correct that if AI tale over everything then it will be problematic for human's because we are totally dependent on it but why Elon Musk is saying this he was th

Here are some key points from Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford Commencement Address: CONNECTING THE DOTS: Jobs emphasizes that it's impossible to connect the dots looking forward. You have to trust that things will work out in the end, even if it doesn'