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Might social media be good for you? - Openforum

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By Peggy Kern
| Open Forum
Whether I’m standing on the tram, sitting in a café, or walking down the street, I’m struck by the sight of so many people looking down at their phones, scrolling through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or a myriad of other social media platforms. I immediately ask myself, in this increasingly technological age, what is the impact of constant social media use on our mental health? On one hand, it allows us to stay up-to-date and connected.
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Apa beda sifat Elon Musk dan Bill Gates? Riset baru tunjukkan kepribadian pendiri memengaruhi kesuksesan 'startup'

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By Fabian Braesemann, Paul X. McCarthy, Paul Mccarthy, Peggy Kern
| The Conversation Verified
Dari tingginya kepercayaan diri Elon Musk hingga kemampuan Jeff Bezos untuk membuat keputusan cerdik ketika berada di bawah tekanan, beberapa pengusaha paling sukses dikenal karena kepribadiannya yang khas. Namun ciri-ciri ini bukan sekadar catatan menarik dalam kisah mereka: kepercayaan diri dan ketenangan, serta kualitas lain seperti kecintaan terhadap petualangan, dapat berdampak besar pada kesuksesan startup.
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Elon Musk is an 'engineer' but Bill Gates is a 'leader' – new research shows founder personality can dictate startup success

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By Fabian Braesemann, Paul X. McCarthy, Paul Mccarthy, Peggy Kern
| The Conversation Verified
From Elon Musk’s supreme confidence to Jeff Bezos’ ability to make smart decisions under pressure, some of the most successful entrepreneurs are known for their distinctive personalities. But these traits aren’t just interesting side notes to these founders’ stories: confidence and calmness, along with other qualities such as a love of adventure, can have a big impact on startup success.
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