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Horizon X Careers360
Success Stories, Career Development / Career Growth, Networking. Wednesday, Sep 14, 2022
Amaya G
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Aiming to create a roadmap to deliver high-end career opportunities for their students, Horizon Campus recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Azend Technologies, to offer access to Careers360.lk, a data-enabled and technology-driven careers & educational services platform. Careers360 is a product by Azend Technologies, a company founded by experienced innovators and technologists from a variety of industries, including fintech, agriculture, automotive, power solutions, retail, logistics, and more. This valuable partnership provides Horizon Campus student body with excellent employment possibilities through Careers360.
Why Diversifying Yourself Is Important!
Success Stories, Management and Leadership. Friday, May 27, 2022
Rovina V
Author
Kushan Amarasinghe started his career as a graduate in Food Science and Technology from the prestigious University of Sri Jayewardenepura. Today, as National Operations Head of Asian Paints Causeway, he has built his career in Supply Chain and Operations, with experience across multiple industries. He is an entrepreneurial enthusiast and a thought leader, having built a strong following as a trainer in Lean & Six Sigma and is the pioneer of his unique training workshop, ‘Corporate Athlete’ which he aimed at developing industry professionals to be mentally, physically, spiritually, and emotionally fit to unleash the fullest potential.
Sorry for being sorry! Over-apologizing and why it's bad
Career Development / Career Growth, Management and Leadership. Wednesday, Mar 2, 2022
Amaya G
Author
It wasn’t until my best friend held me by the shoulders, looked me full on in the face and said in all manners of seriousness, ‘Amaya, I think you need to stop apologizing so much’ that I realized how often I’d use the phrase. I’d apologize when the dog barked, when someone else unmuted their mic on a MS teams call, when someone else misunderstood what I was saying. I’d even apologize for over-apologizing!
