Authority Partners Podcast

In this podcast, Talent Management specialists Mirna Dajanovic and Vedrana Biberovic explore the importance of feedback culture in organizations. Feedback culture is a crucial component for growth and development, yet people often struggle with giving and receiving feedback. In this episode, Mirna and Vedrana provide valuable insights on the benefits of giving and receiving constructive feedback, how to give feedback effectively and the importance of specificity when doing so.

Tražite li novi posao ili spremni ste za napredak u karijeri?

Kao i sve velike kompanije, i mi težimo zapošljavanju najboljih i cijenimo izvrsnost, stabilnost, društvenu odgovornost, rast i razvoj.

Kako je ovo relevantno za vas? Pa, kada odlučite aplicirati na poziciju koja vam je primamljiva, visina plate I sama hijerarhiska postavka više nije toliko važna. Veoma je bitno da vam ta pozicija dopušta napredak unutar kompanije, kakve benefite nudi a svi želimo radni dan započeti s osmijehom.

Želimo da uživate u svom poslu i osjećate da ste važni!

Na mnogo je načina kultura naše kompanije dio identiteta AP-a, stoga je važno da to shvatite. Zbog toga smo među izvrsnim uvidima o AP kulturi koje možete pronaći na našoj web stranici odlučili dublje zaroniti u nju s AP Podcastom.

U prethodnoj epizodi 14. razgovarali smo o AP kulturi: Kako znati da li ste pravi izbor za našu kompaniju, a u epizodi 9. dali smo vam savjete i trikove o tome kako se pripremiti za intervju, jednom kada aplicirate. Sada je vrijeme da razgovaramo o kulturi Feedbacka u AP-u, gdje će Amila Kurtović, voditeljica upravljanja talentima u AP-u, govoriti o tome zašto je Feedback vruća tema u današnjem poslovnom svijetu i zašto nam je Feedback važan. Takođe ćete saznati više o našem interno dizajniranom sistemu Feedbacka o učinku i o tome šta STAR model predstavlja.
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this podcast are the speaker’s own and do not reflect the view of Authority Partners.

In the new Podcast episode, Emir Karabeg and Greg Kaplan, Founders of Artis, talk about the college admissions path to build an Artis application.
Artis is the customized college admissions app, available at App store/Play store, provides the strategy to help students gain admission to the school of their choice. It is based on the belief that every family should have a personal plan that tailors the college admissions process to a student's long-term success.
This success story began with Greg being Emir's college admissions counselor. Greg is a nationally recognized college admissions expert and author of the book ''Earning Admission: Real Strategies for Getting into Highly Selective Colleges.'' Emir founded a cryptocurrency startup earlier that ran successfully until its closure earlier this year. Along with running Big Rock Mining, he taught himself how to code in native applications and have been since. Since their first consult when Greg mentioned the idea behind Artis, they have been working together.
The college admissions process in the US is long, difficult, and expensive. Admission rates for colleges and universities in the US have dropped significantly over the past 10-20 years. It’s time for disruption, and it’s time for Artis to change the way we view education.

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this podcast are the speaker’s own and do not reflect the view of Authority Partners.

Are you ready for the special episode of the AP Podcast?

In episode eight (part 1) of the AP Podcast, we have two masterminds combined. Mirano Galijasevic, Head of R&D at AP, hosts Dino Esposito, one of the most prominent architects of our time, for a fruitful discussion.

Mirano holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science, and he is one of the most knowledgeable guys that we know. Dino is an original thinker in the domain of Artificial Intelligence, who authored 20 books and 1000 articles in 25 years long career.

Mirano and Dino have something in common - their passion for technology is energy. While listening to this podcast, you will feel the power that comes from focusing on something that excites you. We promise you that!

In their lively conversation, they talk about an architectural style for providing standards between computer systems on the web, and making it easier for systems to communicate with each other - ‘The REST.’ Also, they reveal interesting facts, such as that ‘The REST’ was a Ph.D. dissertation from which all this we have today is built. Lastly, they touch upon gRPC Protocol as a must-know tech that we will master in the near future.

Because we had so much to talk about ‘Architecting Intelligent Software,’ this episode comes in two parts, and the second part is coming out on July 17, 2020. So, stay tuned!

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this podcast are the speaker’s own and do not reflect the view of Authority Partners.

‘Happy and Healthy programmer’ – does this sound familiar? Well yes, you’re right!

We had recently done Dev Talks MeetUP on this theme where Adnan Catovic, an Engineering Manager at AP shared his own experience and how he managed to overcome health obstacles and became a Happy and Healthy programmer but with this Podcast, we are going a few steps further and bringing Amela Ivković O'Reilly, who is a nutritionist, and Member of the Association of Nutritionists of Ireland, Great Britain, and Royal Medical Association of Great Britain.

Why are we doing a Podcast also? Well, because nothing is more important than your health! We will deep dive into ‘The four pillars' which are proper nutrition, sleep, physical activity, and stress control. We are going to talk about how to respect your body, what we eat and what eats us, diet mentality, Digital hangover phase that you might be experiencing right now.

Do you know how physical inactivity affects programmers’ life and why we often getting sick when we, at last, go on vacation?

Adnan's tips made his life completely different and because of them, he can identify himself as a Happy and healthy programmer.

OK, we raised so many questions so without further ado, let’s dive into this episode of AP Podcast, and believe us, you don’t want to miss this!
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this podcast are the speaker’s own and do not reflect the view of Authority Partners.