Neeraj Shrestha

This blog article summarises the main points in the video ( Celeste Headlee: 10 ways to have a better conversation | TED Talk ) In TEDx.         Pic:  Celeste Headlee • TEDxCreativeCoast The speaker is discussing the issue of polarization and division in society, and the breakdown in communication that results from it. She points out that it is difficult to have a polite conversation because even seemingly safe topics like the weather and health are now controversial due to issues like climate change and anti-vaxxing. She suggests that part of the reason for this breakdown in communication is due to technology and the lack of face-to-face interaction. They offer to teach the audience how to interview people as a way to improve their communication skills and have more meaningful conversations. The speaker reminds the audience that a good conversation requires a balance between talking and listening, and by learning how to interview people, they can regain that balance and improve their

The most useful smartphone functions which you have been relying on day to day: Posted By: Ranjana Bashyal, Sandeep Thapa, Neeraj Shrestha Posted on: 08/01/2023 As smartphones have become an integral part of our daily lives, there are certain functions that we rely on heavily to make our lives easier and more convenient. These functions may vary from person to person, but there are some that are commonly used by a majority of smartphone users.  In this blog article, we will take a look at some of the most useful smartphone functions that you may have been relying on day to day. Some common smartphone functions that many people use on a daily basis. These can include: Using GPS and maps for navigation:  Using GPS (Global Positioning System) and maps for navigation refers to the ability of a smartphone to determine its location and provide directions to other places. The phone's GPS chip receives signals from a network of satellites orbiting the Earth, which allows it to calculate th

Transferable skills Transferable skills are skills used in one job or career that can also be used in another. It is a set of skills and qualities that can be transferred from one job to another. There might be many transferable skills that we already have from past work experiences that can be used to strengthen them and develop new ones that employers value across industries and jobs. My Top 3 Transferable Skills 1. Communication Communication skills are the most common transferable skill among many of us. For me, communication skills have always been there in each of my past employment. I got my communication skills from my previous job as a courier driver. I had to deal with customers and vendors for different queries about responsibilities that I needed to complete. I had to call the customer and vendors, email them and send SMS timely to arrange meetings and discussions. Assertive communication helps to impart information 2. Teamwork Teamwork skills contain the ability to work w

Coles has hundreds of exciting, innovative products across the store that are both great quality and value. Coles, is an Australian supermarket, retail and consumer services chain founded in 1914. Coles also sells its own private Coles branded labels products in their stores. It is a mid-price range brand designed to match other established branded products. Among them, Coles branded milk is also one of the highest selling products in the store even with the other competitor's brands like Dairy Farmers and Devondale. Now let's look at how coles is promoting their private label branded milk. Coles branded milk on shelves   "Awareness" Coles publishes catalogues every week to promote and let their customers know about different products and discounts they can have if the customers buy the product in that specific week. The catalogues are made public on their website and printed versions of catalogues are made available to all the customers for free to take in front of t

Watch the tutorial video here: You can also view the video online from here: https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/c3QfcQVTLHY OR, https://vimeo.com/746210000 Step By Step tutorial:   Step 1: Open Blogger.com in your browser.             Type https://www.blogger.com in the search bar in the browser you are using and hit enter on your keyboard. Step 2: Sign into your Google account.               -  Enter your google email or phone number.             - Click next and enter your account password.             - If you don't have a google account, click the "Create account" link and fill out the signup form. Step 3: Choose a name for your blog               - Choose a  Step 4: Enter a URL address for your blog for public view.               -  Check if the URL is available or not.               - If it is not available try using a different URL. Step 5: Make a new post               - Click on the new post               - Enter the blog name or title.               - Write yo