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Time flies when you love what you do! It's been a little over two months since joining the Rocket Carwash team and the experience has been nothing short of amazing. Being part of a team that invests in professional development as much as you do is truly rewarding. The support and challenges from colleagues who share the same passion for the job are key to career growth. #CareerGrowth #Teamwork #ProfessionalDevelopment
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Two days ago, the LittleMove team and I hit the streets at 7-8 PM, reaching out to E-rickshaw drivers. Our mission was clear: onboard these unsung heroes and understand their experiences on a deeper level. Little did we know, this ground-level exploration would take us through a rollercoaster of conversations, from onboarding inquiries to unexpected twists. As we approached an E-rickshaw driver, our team member Rohit sharma started a conversation with a simple question: "Bhaiya, school ke baccho ka aana jana karoge? Humare baache hai." The response seemed promising until we delved deeper. Driver asked about the timings, and the driver initially agreed but then hesitated, mentioning his prior commitments. But the real plot twist came when Rohit inquired about the fare charged from school kids. Suddenly, the driver retracted his previous statement and snapped at us with, "Apne kaam se matlab rakho!" Our team clarified that it was just a general query, but the driver continued with a barrage of overconfident statements, mentioning his qualifications in mechanical engineering. This incident reminded me of the importance of empathy, understanding, and patience in our interactions with people from various walks of life. It's easy to encounter unexpected responses, and it's vital to maintain professionalism and respect, even in challenging situations. These experiences on the ground teach us valuable lessons and help us refine our approach. At LittleMove, we remain committed to our mission of making a difference in the lives of E-rickshaw drivers and their communities. Stay tuned for more stories from the field, as we navigate the journey of bridging gaps and building connections. #LittleMove #OnTheGround #CommunityEngagement #Storytelling #Empathy #Entrepreneurship
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2️⃣ 0️⃣ 2️⃣ 3️⃣ one crazy year into the books. Short summary . . . A lot of joy, suffering and sweat went here - more than the previous 30+ years. There’s a list of things that come to my mind. 1. 🐥 Got a gift of a second daughter in the summer. There’s already a 4 year old Elsa-like kid making my life wonderful (at the times less wonderful ofc as well) 2. 🏚 Finished and moved into my own house. Yeah, didn’t buy one - project managed the whole thing from 0 to hero. There’s tiny bits to do still for couple of years 3. 🚀 Led 2 product-engineering teams in Bolt for the first half of the year: 1st about compliance, government integrations and GDPR; the 2nd about how to enable our millions of new Ridehailing users to get pass through KYC procedures (AI, OCR, automations, a looooot of data) and get on the road in seconds. And at the same time reducing some high % of repetitive and heavy labour work out of the equation. After nearly burning out I decided to narrow my focus to the latter one. 4. 🚵♂️ Managed still to cycle 4700 km & xc-ski 262km. Took part of 2 mountain bike marathons and in the end only loosing couple of minutes to the winner. Started already to prepare for the next season to be in competitive shape. ------ There’s tremendous amount of new learnings - from civil engineering, wood constructions, being able to draw in CAD to being better problem solver … to just being better version of myself each day. It has been the toughest year in terms of mental stress — Im just so so grateful to have a 👩 superwoman to support me, sometimes cry with me - but more often to laugh with me. Bolt #2023year #challengeaccepted #challengeyourself #workhardplayhard #winsomeloosesome
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Going green - want to save the environment? 5 fun facts about electric scooters. 👀 ① The first electric scooter was launched in 1915 ② Celebrities love e-scooters ③ The e-scooter business was not affected during covid ④ Not all countries allow riding e-scooters ⑤ They're FUN! When I'm in Seattle and it's warm and dry (Ok, it's Seattle - it's not always warm and dry, but when it is... ) I love to grab a scooter and get around downtown. It's too far to walk, Uber is expensive/not efficient, and I don't feel like waiting around - grab a scooter, they're everywhere. Do you have an opportunity to ride one where you live? #Hiringmanageradvice #fun #lime #seattle #scooter I post several times a week about engineering, what it takes to be an engineering leader, and fun topics.
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Argo Aurora 🏗️ 🏞️ Remote Job Site Challenges? No More! Introducing the Argo Aurora from Pioneer OffRoad Rentals. It's not just a vehicle, it's a powerful solution for every remote access job site. 🚜 We understand that carrying out operations on remote sites can be daunting, especially when it comes to transportation. But with the Argo Aurora, you can leave your worries behind. This 8x8 off-road marvel is designed to tackle any terrain, be it rocky hills, loose sand, or dense forests. 🌲🏔️ But it doesn't stop at land. The Argo Aurora is amphibious, meaning it can transition from land to water seamlessly, making it perfect for jobs in wet or marshy areas. Comfort? Check. The Aurora is designed to ensure a smooth ride, reducing operator fatigue and boosting productivity. At Pioneer OffRoad Rentals, we're committed to making your job easier, safer, and more efficient. The Argo Aurora is not just a vehicle, it's a testament to our commitment. Reach out today to see how the Argo Aurora can revolutionize your remote access job site. Let's conquer the unbeaten path together! 🏁 #PioneerOffRoadRentals #ArgoAurora #JobSiteSolutions
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Preparing for your first ride on National Ride2Work Day? 🚲 We’ve got all your FAQs covered, from how to plan your route, what to wear and how to carry your stuff. Click the link to learn more https://ow.ly/73yT50PSbyX #BicycleNetwork #Ride2Work
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Part 3 - Continuing on yesterday's post... I was then 21 years old, a full time student, working 2 part time jobs, and running a brand new small business. The business was called Toronto Skycam and as mentioned yesterday, mainly provided aerial photo and video services. From shooting weddings to completing roof inspections... I pretty much did it all. But doing all of this was just not sustainable... I was missing classes in school, and working at part time jobs didn't really make sense when all I wanted to do was focus on my business. So I knew I had to make a leap. At first I tried to outsource some of the work... but learned (lesson #3 - You can't optimize what you can't control) What you outsource, you can't easily control, and as a new operator this proved difficult. I had a few operators crash drones, almost injure clients, and get into all sorts of trouble... while I was stuck trying to call them from my work bathroom, doing my best to manage fires from a far... without getting fired myself. But I realized this wasn't sustainable. I couldn't quit school, my parents wouldn't allow it... so the only thing left was to quit my part time jobs. This was terrifying. But after my first BIG aerial photography job shooting 1000 acres of land way up north, for something like $1800 over 3 days (Huge money for me at the time lol) I got the confidence to take the leap. So I quit my job, and jumped head first into the world of being a small business owner. Building Toronto Skycam, and running it outside of school until my eventual graduation where I would finally be free to build my business full time. So that's exactly what I did... so much so that I caught the attention of then the most prominent drone tech company in my area at the time... they managed the licensing programs for all new drone pilots, training at the local colleges, and did everything from film TV commercials to manage R&D for massive companies investing in drone programs at the time. (can't name names) To make a long story short, I ended up joining forces with them... marking my first and last attempt at a business partnership where someone else had control. I was given an equity share in their startup in exchange for closing down my own shop and managing a portion of their business. It didn't take long to realize this was a terrible idea... after 6 months I left, signed a non-compete, and was bought out of my equity share. Now I was 22 years old, out of school, no job, no business, and no clue what to do next... but this is exactly where the biggest breakthrough of my life happened... To be continued... Tommroow i'll share how I started my marketing agency which would eventually scale to 7-figures and be acquired by one of the largest digital agencies in Ontario. See you then!
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