Hey guys, what's up? It's Kinsey and welcome back to my channel.  I have an event tonight For my boyfriend, so it's like cocktail attire Basically, I have to actually put makeup on so I thought I would do a little holiday get ready theme for you guys Where you guys can see like the products that I've been using And kind of the makeup that I do when I'm really going out because I'm not someone who puts on like a ton of stuff Or like it's super crazy time to do this makeup or anything like that. I'll show you guys what I do If you guys are new here, please subscribe Today's video is actually sponsored by True Religion. To me, True Religion is like very OG They're very very known for their denim, but I'm gonna show you guys some pieces So I should try them on and then we're gonna do a little chit chat get ready with me video So so the first thing I have is this cute little beanie with a palm It has the like classic True Religion of course you're right there This is super super cute and honestly the quality is really great I like how it's not crazy crazy thick in an unflattering way and that makes any sense If you know what I'm talking about you know what I'm talking about But it's not like too thin to where it doesn't do anything. I think it's with the perfect amount I'm gonna have all these linked down below as well Okay, the next thing I have is this leather jacket You guys know me and my leather jacket seriously like they'll never my session will never end And I just have this big one I like this one because to me this one is perfect to put over a hoodie because it doesn't have a crazy big hood or anything It's really good quality. It's not super super thick Which is really nice when you want to layer these with like jackets and hoodies I really like that look personally. So this is like the perfect jacket for that Okay, the next thing I got is a set which guys we know I love sets. They are these leggings I just say True Religion. They're like really really cool Look, I like the green stitching I think that they're super fun and then the top is so cool It just says True Religion on the back. It says Los Angeles. So you guys can see with the hood I just think it's really flattering. I really love the colors especially the hint of green in the stitching I really really like that as well. The next thing that I have is this long sleeve black top, but it's not just any long sleeve black top It has this like opening in the back and I just thought this was super cute I like the back detailing. I think it's just really great and the shirt is honestly like super super soft I love long sleeve tops for me I feel like there's the most flattering and I really like wearing long sleeves kind of just in general But yeah, I really like this. I think it's super cute the next thing that I have I also really love this to be honest with you. I think this might be my favorite thing from the line Or from what I picked out not even like the line, but I really love this as you guys can probably see the detailing I just think it's super cute. I personally really like the Western Trend and I know that this is like just true religion branding and stuff I just think the shirt is like a really cute little Like Western long sleeve like I said, I think it's super cute with honestly like leggings and like a big oversized jacket I don't know. I really love this and it's hard for me to find Long sleeves a lot of the time so anyways I hope you guys enjoyed the haul if you guys want to check out any of these as always They will be linked down below and thank you to true religion for sponsoring this video I remember like shopping for true religion like honestly probably when I was like seven like I remember it that long ago So working with them was really cool But I will have everything linked down below as you guys know they're known for their denim But I think they have a lot of other stuff. That's really cool That is not denim that I feel like it needs more love. So all of it will be linked down below Yeah, I hope you guys enjoyed and we're gonna get in to the video. Okay, so I'm gonna start getting ready it for two-nights event Huh, honestly some new products a lot of the same I have my holy grails that I just like don't stray from and you guys will see that But the first thing I really like to do is just go in with a primer This is the Becca luminous like backlit primer It's just really really good and it makes your skin look like incredibly incredibly healthy Like so amazing actually I have two of the cosmetic CC creams that I go between the light medium and the fair light I'm gonna do the light medium because I got a spray tan last night. So I'm definitely a little bit tanner I'm normally will do like one pump and I find that that is more than enough But I might do two because tonight. I'm wearing heavier makeup. So I'm literally gonna use No, maybe I have a mirror in here. I do Okay, so anyways as I'm filming this it is December 14th. So I'm still in LA as you guys can tell I leave for New York To like really really early tomorrow morning Um, I'm gonna have a lot of stuff to do basically for them But yeah, I'm leaving for New York, which I'm really really excited for Okay, I'm going back to an OG concealer that I've Legit like love my entire life one on my entire life my entire life of wearing makeup see Maybelline and sin a tree wine eraser I think there's been four different packaging Models or whatever since I started using this, but I put it underneath my eyes I honestly like the shade highlight the best But they were out of the store and I got it honestly It's kind of hard to find in stores now my friend just got set. This is what we get excited about also I look crazy. My friend has got set a quarter like lunch bowl thing. I Actually have reached the point in my life where I get excited Oh, I just blend this out with a beanie blender, but guys I got my makeup done the other day and they were using brushes for all the liquid stuff Which I know we'll do but like I just like I'm not good at this and I love the way it looked so much more So comment down below how you guys apply your makeup because I just like don't know anyways My friend got sent a porter lunch bowl Which is literally Tupperware and that's why I was so excited cuz I was like, oh my gosh That's actually beautiful and she's like, I know it was on my secret Santa list L. O So anyways, I just like I'm really I was thinking about this today when I was cleaning this afternoon. I Like my vibe is just very domestic for anything that I ever want like I want mugs candles Like really nice vacuums really nice pots and pans. I think this is what happens in each turn 22 but maybe not because it's like most 22 year olds are like Out of university or like I guess not most of them But I look away at college and like going like crazy and having the time of the lives, you know, and here I am I really just want a Nice stuff nice like home stuff, you know, so I've now kind of transitioned into using two Products for my brows, so I'll either use this one, which is wonder beauty This one is tinted or this one, which is the 24 hour brow setter from benefit when I'm not really wearing that Makeup honestly, it depends on my mood But what I will do is I'll go through this very lightly and then I'll comb it out with a 24 hour brow setter Because that one's clear because you know sometimes like it just gets to be a little bit a little bit much, you know You know what I mean? Yeah, I feel like you just get to be a Little much this one comes it out makes it look a little bit more natural So that's kind of what I've been Going with us of lately, so that's been my nice little go-to now. I am going to Put on some bronzer. That's what we're gonna go with I'm still using the cheek looters palette because I'm just so obsessed with it So it's the hula bronzer and I'm just gonna kind of contour my cheeks a little bit And then I also will use this is my eyeshadow like that you guys can see right here This is like the only eyeshadow I ever do is bronzer and this is honestly like way more than I normally do but That is what I do. I feel like my camera. It looks like my under-eye concealer isn't blended in but like it is I Always gotta do that Whatever that means make a fish face is out there. So I'm really excited because I think that I'm hoping that Quincy and I are able to road trip to Oklahoma and go to transformation We'd love to do that this winter break. I'm mostly excited. We're gonna have two days over when a break This is all I want two days consecutively where I do absolutely nothing like Wow, doesn't that just sound so amazing. I'm also gonna do Core power yoga, which is hot yoga one There they look a really good deal like a special like your first week free right now And I know people really like it there. So I feel like maybe I would like it Not really a yoga girl. Wow. Would you look at my my bra or my blush right now? It's not the best now. We have the tickle highlighter, which is such a weird name But this is like my favorite highlighter. I think ever It's like it's so pretty and then sometimes on a dust this highlighter over my eyelids because I find that it just kind of I've never put this much bronzer on when I put the highlight on my lids Would I actually really like this and I do this normally, but I feel like I just have never done this much Okay, wait, it's like really pretty that is what you do just in all the normal spots for highlighter Now we move on to mascara. I currently right now I'm one of those people who has like a little mascara routine Where I used to I've never really one of those people You're really lucky if I even get ready for the day to be quite honest with you. So here we are everyone Okay, so I've been using these two mascaras the roller lash benefit and then the a cosmetics Collab with dry bar the lash flow out one I will use this as a first coat and then I'll go on with this honestly the roller lash just like really good Mascara on its own But it's also a really good mascara to just like put underneath another mascara because it like really separates your lashes very well And it's not like super crazy or anything.  So there's really no point in it. Oh My gosh. Oh, no, no, no, no Okay, now I'm back. Sorry everyone. I'm gonna have the blowout mascara and just kind of kind of go over that I feel like I actually I'm having a very bad mascara day. Does anyone have bad like eyelash days just like bad hair days Happens to me a lot now that my makeup is done. I will move on to my lip products Which I have right in my bag as always Honestly when I do my like lip products, I kind of just use whatever's in my bag Which means that most of these end up being in my bag. I have lip liner gonna start with that This is not the one I want to use because it's funny to be sharpened. I'm gonna start with this one We have the Mac lip gloss now and That will be it Wow Okay, so that is it for my little holiday get ready with me I hope you guys enjoyed feel like I haven't done a get ready for you video in so long So let me know if you guys liked it. I'm also don't forget to check out to religion I will have everything that I showed you guys that linked in the video I really like their matching sets. They also have a lot of really cute matching sets right now that are even Like more basic not like a stuck out or anything like that. They're really cute So I hope you guys enjoyed today's video as always you guys can stick around my subscribing I'll follow me on Instagram Keep up with vlogmas all of that stuff again is linked up below Thank you guys so much. I'll talk to you guys soon. Bye


How has the work of a man born over a millennium ago shaped the world of modern science and philosophy? This isn't a rhetorical question, but one that leads us into the fascinating world of Ibn Sina, also known as Avicenna, in the Western world. Born in the year 980 in the city of Afshana, near Bukhara, in present day Uzbekistan, Ibn Sina's intellectual reach was vast and enduring. A polymath in the truest sense, his contributions touched various fields, including medicine, philosophy, astronomy, mathematics, chemistry and theology. In the realm of philosophy, Ibn Sina emerged as a shining beacon. His major work, Kitab al-Shifa, or the Book of Healing, is a philosophical encyclopedia that delves deep into topics such as metaphysics, ethics and logic. It's his refined thought process and intellectual rigor that have earned him the reputation as one of the most influential figures in Islamic philosophy. But philosophy wasn't his only forte. Ibn Sina made significant strides in medicine as well. His magnum opus, Kitab al-Khanun fi al-Tib, or the Canon of Medicine, is a testament to his medical genius. This comprehensive medical encyclopedia became a standard textbook, not only in the Islamic world but also in Europe for several centuries. Beyond the realms of philosophy and medicine, Ibn Sina's intellectual curiosity led him to make considerable contributions to astronomy, mathematics and chemistry. He penned extensive works on subjects like the astrolabe and the calculation of the volume of a paraboloid, further testifying to his polymathic capabilities. Even theology couldn't escape his intellectual pursuit. Despite his philosophical ideas sometimes clashing with religious authorities, Ibn Sina sought to reconcile reason and revelation in his writings, a testament to his intellectual courage and vision. But it's not just his scholarly pursuits that define Ibn Sina, he was also a poet and wrote poetry in both Persian and Arabic, showcasing his artistic side. To comprehend the extent of Ibn Sina's influence, we need to delve into his life and contributions in detail. So let's embark on this intellectual journey and explore the life and legacy of this remarkable polymath. Born in the city of Afshana, near Bukhara in 980 CE during Samanid Empire, which was a Persian empire, Ibn Sina showed signs of his brilliance from a young age. Nestled in the heart of what is now Uzbekistan, the young polymath grew up in a stimulating environment that nurtured his innate curiosity. His father, a respected government official, ensured that Ibn Sina had access to a comprehensive education, sparking an early love for learning. By the tender age of 10, Ibn Sina had already mastered the Qur'an and a great deal of Arabic literature. His thirst for knowledge was insatiable and he soon delved into the realms of philosophy, medicine and astronomy, showing an exceptional aptitude for each. His intellectual prowess and relentless curiosity were evident even then, hinting at the influential polymath he would become. This early foundation set the stage for Ibn Sina's future contributions. Ibn Sina's philosophical work, Kitab al-Shifa, is an intellectual treasure that still resonates today. The grandeur of Ibn Sina's philosophical prowess is captured in his magnum opus Kitab al-Shifa, also known as the Book of Healing. This colossal work is not a medical manual, as its name might suggest, but a comprehensive philosophical encyclopedia. It covers a wide range of subjects from metaphysics and ethics to logic and philosophy of mind. In metaphysics an area where Ibn Sina left a significant mark, he proposed an elaborate system of thought. He grappled with the concept of being and existence, offering a distinct perspective that combined Aristotelian philosophy with Islamic theology. His groundbreaking concept of necessary existence helped shape arguments for the existence of God and became a cornerstone of Islamic philosophy. In ethics Ibn Sina was deeply invested in the understanding of the soul and its virtue. He believed that the ultimate goal of human life was to achieve a state of perfect goodness and intellectual clarity, an idea that parallels the Aristotelian concept of eudaimonia or the good life. In logic, Ibn Sina introduced innovative concepts that expanded upon Aristotelian logic. He proposed a new type of syllogism, a logical argument that applies deductive reasoning to arrive at a conclusion and developed a method of quantification of the predicates, a technique that wouldn't be fully realized in the West until the 19th century. Ibn Sina's philosophical ideas have had far-reaching impacts. In the Islamic world, his works became fundamental texts in philosophical curriculum, shaping the intellectual landscape for centuries. In the West, his ideas found their way into the heart of medieval scholastic philosophy, influencing prominent thinkers like Thomas Aquinas. It is a testament to Ibn Sina's intellectual legacy that Kitab al-Shifa continues to be studied in philosophical circles today, more than a millennium after its creation. His philosophical insights remain relevant, offering timeless wisdom and a unique perspective on the nature of existence, morality, and knowledge. Ibn Sina's philosophical contributions continue to influence thinkers around the world. The Canon of Medicine, a name that reverberates through the halls of medical history, thanks to Ibn Sina. This Persian polymath, known in the Western world as Avicenna, left an indelible mark on the field of medicine through his monumental work. The Canon of Medicine is more than just a textbook. It's a comprehensive encyclopedia that systematically organized the medical knowledge of its time. Covering topics from anatomy and pathology to pharmacology and various diseases, Ibn Sina's work became a standard reference in both Europe and the Islamic world for several centuries. Picture a time where Google doesn't exist, and you have this one book that contains all the medical wisdom of the ages. That was the Canon of Medicine for the Physicians of the Past. The genius of Ibn Sina lay not just in his ability to compile existing knowledge, but also in his innovative approach to medicine. He emphasized the importance of observation and experimentation, and he was one of the first to argue for the concept of quarantine to prevent the spread of diseases. He also wrote extensively about mental health, making connections between emotional well-being and physical health a concept that is widely accepted today. A key aspect of Ibn Sina's medical approach was his holistic view of the human body. He understood that the body was a complex system where various parts interacted and influenced each other. This was a significant departure from the prevailing views of the time, which often treated diseases as isolated phenomena. Ibn Sina's work in medicine extended beyond the Canon. He also wrote about pharmacology, detailing over 800 known medicinal substances of his time, and his writings on anatomy were revolutionary, providing detailed descriptions of the human body's structures. His medical knowledge, systematically organized, shaped the future of Eastern and Western medicine. Ibn Sina's influence on medicine was not just about the knowledge he compiled, but more about the way he thought, the way he approached medicine. His work laid the groundwork for many modern medical practices, and his legacy continues to inspire medical practitioners and scholars alike. Beyond philosophy and medicine, Ibn Sina's intellectual prowess spanned across astronomy, mathematics, chemistry, and theology. His insatiable curiosity and relentless pursuit of knowledge led him to make significant contributions to these diverse fields, further cementing his reputation as a polymath of the highest order. In the realm of astronomy, Ibn Sina wrote extensively about the astrolabe, an ancient device used for solving problems relating to time and the positions of the stars. He also made noteworthy contributions to mathematics, particularly in the calculation of the volume of paraboloid, a topic of great interest in the field of geometry. However, his contributions were not confined only to the natural sciences. Ibn Sina also made significant strides in the field of chemistry, particularly in the area of distillation. He delved deeply into the mysteries of transforming substances, advancing our understanding of various chemical processes. His work in this field served as a foundation for later advancements in alchemy and chemistry. Perhaps one of the most intriguing aspects of Ibn Sina's intellectual journey was his foray into theology. Although his philosophical ideas occasionally sparked controversy with religious authorities, Ibn Sina was undeterred in his quest to reconcile reason with revelation. His writings on Islamic theology attempted to bridge the gap between faith and intellect, a feat that was both brave and challenging in his time. In addition to his scholarly pursuits, Ibn Sina was also a man of letters. He penned poetry in both Persian and Arabic, adding a touch of artistic beauty to his vast intellectual repertoire. His verses not only reflected his own thoughts and emotions, but also provided a unique window into the intellectual and cultural life of his era. In conclusion, Ibn Sina's versatile genius had a profound impact on numerous fields of knowledge. His contributions transcended disciplines, breaking the boundaries of what was deemed possible in his time. His life and work serve as a testament to the limitless potential of the human mind when driven by curiosity and a relentless thirst for knowledge. The influence of Ibn Sina extended far beyond his lifetime, shaping the foundations of various disciplines. His comprehensive works became the bedrock of knowledge, studied and commented upon by scholars in the Islamic world and later in medieval Europe. His profound insights into medicine, philosophy, astronomy, mathematics, chemistry, and theology were not just revolutionary for his era, but have endured through the centuries. Ibn Sina's approach, characterized by keen observation, rigorous experimentation, and the synthesis of knowledge from different fields, laid the groundwork for a more systematic and scientific approach to knowledge. His methodology, coupled with his intellectual prowess, helped bridge the gap between the ancient wisdom of the Greeks and the emerging scientific revolution of the Middle Ages. However, it's crucial to remember that Ibn Sina's works, while foundational, were not without criticism or controversy. Different interpretations of his ideas have emerged over the centuries, sparking intense debates among scholars. Despite criticism and controversy, Ibn Sina's legacy stands tall in the history of philosophy, science and medicine.


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So interviews with Apple, Amazon, JP Morgan and other different companies. Okay, so the majority of the people with master degree that they think oh no I do not have experience how can I become a manager, not even to mention I don't go to Harvard or Semper how can I join a fan companies but grima herself. First of all, she also international students she need a Trump sponsorship. She made very bold decision, and she herself doesn't go to those famous school she went to North Eastern universities. But she still made a bold decision saying that you know what because the recession is coming, and she decided to graduate in December this year instead of May next year because the recession based on prediction become worse and worse. So in May 2023 there will be fewer jobs out there so therefore she made a very bold decision to graduate earlier. So that's why she took massive actions right now she already have an offer from master cards so I'm very very happy for her and also like lots of opportunities with different companies. Okay, so I want all of you guys to use the same methodology that I teach you today okay take lots and lots of notes. Okay, and now, let's continue and also remind everybody take a screenshot right now. If you're having any interviews please make sure to download the 50 fan interview questions database where you're able to use the same interview questions to get ready for upcoming interviews on the same interview question can be used for both fan company doing from startup because they are model after the fan companies even if they're not a fan company so any tier one company use the same interview question database. Okay, so go to this website documents.com slash 50 fan to download your prime management interview questions. So get ready for your upcoming interviews. Awesome. Right here. 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In entire November, we actually got like how many fan offers, I think the entire November we got three fan offers so basically on average every week we'll have a fan offer it's like crazy and even if the company announced layoff stuff but like, we still have lots of fan offers of one everyone to really use the best methodology we teach you here especially on YouTube we teach you for free and but here is the offers we received last week someone then in senior PM offer from Amazon and other people like senior PM offer from Massacard and another AI cloud company is amazing and also like people currently interviewing with Binance and actually we already received two offers from Binance so far so that's why they refer each other and helping everyone regarding what's an interview question to be asking in those companies so that's a power having the right communities helping you to achieve the next level as well. Okay, great, so let's go through the questions for people who is here please make sure to put your questions on the chat. Where is every, let me see the chat I can see the chat okay great cool alright so put your questions on the chat, people join us live. And then those questions that pre submitted through the Google form in the description of this video okay so let me go through the questions ahead of time. Spencer said how to become a brand manager for for entertainment company. Okay interesting question. So now, this differences between manager and brand manager and now let me share with you regarding what's my understanding, to join the entertainment company as a brand manager. Okay, so, first of all, you need to understand what what does a partner manager do a brand manager do and what exactly a brand manager do for entertainment company and in this case is likely let's say HBO. Okay, so as a brand manager based on my understanding me to the full screen sharing. Okay, so as a brain manager so it's likely what you to do is, you just think about the strategy growth of the brand for the specific entertainment company in this case is HBO. You also need to run different kind of brain campaign. So in order to grow certain brand is actually very difficult. So it's understand the awareness of your customers, and it's likely you to do some organic outreach which is organic content marketing such as YouTube so our brand. Our brand is really known for management through organic content we do not pay us and actually in the past when we run as is all felt, I will ask felt miserably I will ask doesn't work at all so therefore our brand is mainly built on top of organic content. Okay, so as a brand manager a brand manager you need to understand how would you grow your brand through organic content and also to pay us as well, so they able to grow both at the same time. Okay, so number one strategy. Now, in order to become a brand manager in entertainment companies, there's several things to do. Okay, first of all, for the brand manager and the payment company, you really need to use a networking strategy because at this moment as we all know lots of companies already had layoffs, every single we have people reach out to me saying that they were layoff, or they know somebody else layoff is very very critical. Okay, so now for brand manager, because it's a more self marketing type of roles is very critical you need to use the networking strategy to reach out people currently working for HBO, or like any kind of entertainment entertainment companies to immediately on get an interview opportunities. Okay, so now second thing is that you need given specific example how you help other brands to grow. Okay, any bigger brands, small brands, how can the increase of followers on social media, how are you able to like measure the outcome of your brand campaign. Okay, so all of this are very relevant in your interviews is extremely extremely critical now talking about entertainment companies. Let's say if you come from oil gas company for some of myself came from oil gas company, but you want to join an entertainment company. Now, you need to create the connections. So what kind of value you can bring to entertainment company, even if you come from a different industry. So in this case, you need to either create a portfolio to show that you have done something similar in the entertainment industry, or in your portfolio to show them that you haven't worked in the industry before, but you can show them how you think the best strategy to grow brand in the entertainment industry so that you show them you're able to do the work before even become one. So this is extremely important for you to continue to leverage your strengths to become a partner manager to become a brand manager. Okay, cool. Let me go through the next question. Okay, so how do you know PMA program. Okay, so PMA program so you go to this website. Masterclass. We learned the layoff strategy to learn how to land you will dream PMA job in 60 days and even if you're layoff. So go to our layoff strategies. Masterclass and after you learn the masterclass stay until the end where we discuss who do we select to join the program. Okay. Let me see. Next question. Oh, we only have one pre submitted questions. Okay. There are two actually two pre submitted questions. It's okay. So now, let me see. Excuse me. Any questions we have in the chat feel free to comment in the chat regarding your specific questions. Okay, now at the same time let me discuss the roles and responsibilities for managers and there are several important roles that one needs to master. So as a manager, assuming your intro program manager is also director level director prime manager position. Today we talked about you are just intro prime manager. What would you do with the roles and responsibilities as a prime manager as someone who's new to the space. Okay, so as an intro manager here's what you need to do. Number one thing is that intro prime manager immediately the number one thing you need to do is to understand custom empathy. So what's the best way to understand customer empathy is being able to do customer interviews. Okay, you can do custom interview by in person, or does it zoom customer interviews, or you can send out customer service we encourage our students to do both. You can do in person interview plus customer service so they're able to optimize your opportunity to get the best outcome from your customers. The second roles and responsibilities for managers is actually directly create the plus user stories or requirements. So as a part manager, typically everybody needs to write requirements, and there are five different kind of requirement you to write. In one of my videos I talked about five different requirements. So you need to study, let me share with you, you need to study this video to learn the five different requirements for part managers. So that's the basic managers to learn and do on your day to day work. So let me share the screen so that you know the five requirements you need to write. So go to my YouTube channel. Okay, so here is what we do here. In this video I talked about the partner manager keywords videos. All those keywords you put in your management resume is going to increase your success rate become managers significantly. Now, in this video I also discussed the five different kind of requirements. You need to write. For example, talk about camera detection accuracy should hire them whatever percentage, 85% those are performance requirements. So there are five different requirements. Everyone needs to write. So come into this, go to this video, must have partner manager resume keywords leading to a partner manager interviews. Okay, so come to this video and study different kind of like developer like different user stories and all those information you put on your resume is very critical for you to write your perfect partner manager resume. And also the five different kind of requirement you'd be writing in your upcoming new job is it's going to decide how you do a job very well or not. Okay, so go to the videos and to learn about five different requirements to write. Okay, so now the third roles and responsibilities for program managers is actually communicating through cross-functional. Because you need to work with designers, developers, legal team, sales marketing team, you need to communicate your provision with all the different teams to make sure everyone is aligned together. So therefore, when you go out on the field to become a product manager is very critical you continue to communicate sure and concise to make sure everybody on the same page. So as a product manager going to have so many meetings for alignment to make sure everybody is on the same page. So make sure you really master the communication skills and actually today I'm doing a video about six essential skills to become a product manager. So one of the skills is communication skills. Okay, so now the four things fourth roles and responsibilities for managers is actually to work in the agile methodology. Okay, so what is agile methodology is that frequently you need to work in a software development team work with the software engineers to figure out how would you do daily stand up how do you have a two week sprint. And what's the best methodology for you to design the product and quickly receive feedback from customers. So in the agile methodology you need to directly work with your engineering team have a daily stand up. So apply the agile methodology and also helps them provide feedback helps them to improve. So all of those are important skills we're going to agile development methodology. You really need to like study this ahead of time. So there are so many free training on YouTube is regarding agile methodology I also have a free training regarding how Google product using agile development methodology actually can go to this video on my channel to learn about agile methodology and you got to be doing this every single day in your new job. So let me let me share you my screen. So where is agile methodology come here and go to my channel videos. So I interviewed a Google Pro manager that he shared with us regarding how Google product. So this is a mass wash video here. So big Joe is a Google Pro manager in Silicon Valley and you can see that how how does the Pro manager how does the Google Pro manager launch product using agile. So come here to learn about the Google methodology using agile. Okay, so if you want me to teach you regarding agile methodology. So step by step please comment in the chat so I know people are interested in this kind of content. But for now go to this channel and learn more regarding how Google Pro manager give a product using agile methodology. Okay, so come here. And now let me just stop sharing. Very cool. Great. So this is the five most important roles and responsibilities for managers. Let me know of any questions regarding the most important five responsibilities managers, comment on the chat. I'd love to hear from you guys. So, so he'll have a quick question Nancy and currently a senior in college. I have filled my own product. I know Python has some interesting UI design for management, like from management growth role. But is there anything that's closer in a product role to UI design and product management. Also, I do have good chance to get into PM internship. Do I have a good chance to get into PM internship or job after graduate. Okay, great. So, the hell here thing for sure. Based on what you described, I believe you can. Okay, so first of all, let me put the questions on the board for everyone else to see. Let me share this question on my back so you guys can see it. So let me have lots of questions here. Let's let me duplicate this page. So actually, so help us really good questions. So let me copy paste the question for you guys and get it. For example, this question current senior in college already build your own product also know Python and so two questions here. First of all, can I become a manager get a PM internship, or after graduating in the answers absolutely yes. Okay, absolutely yes. We have because you already built a product before, and you already have experienced launching your own product you also know how to write in Python. And also very likely you're able to land a PM job offer in fan companies if I take a management course and actually this month we get like three fan offers this month is very excited every single week we're landing fan offers. Okay, so go to this website documents.com to learn more how to join PM accelerator. Okay, but the answer is absolutely yes, you should be able to land the PM internship for sure 200% now it's more about. Well, what's the best methodology can land a better offer and how would you be able to quickly leverage your experience to become a product manager so that's a different story. Based on what you describe I feel like you can, it's more about how. Okay, we'll teach you how to came accept the programs, but I very high confident you know, you can become a 200% okay because we have to make it happen for lots of people before. Take a look background I think it's very feasible. Now your next question is about. Um, what is there anything that's closer in a PM role to UI design and prime management. Okay, so which is more from an apartment management and actually I have a YouTube train regarding 20. I read 10 different roles of 10 different prime management roles. Okay, and what the separate differences was a rose and responsibilities and you should watch the video right here let me share with you. Um, and then I can share with you which roles are more feasible for you. Let me share you my screen right now. Okay, so you see my screen right now. Let's come here. So this video is mass watch video for everybody to study different roles, you can apply for the 10 different permanent jobs and roles and salaries and you know before you become a product manager so study here 20 different roles now based on what you describe if you want to work on like a PM or UI related job as a prime manager in that case you should apply for more B2C type of PM roles or anything working on like website user interface. So those are most relevant to you so any B2C roles and also like UI UX roles, regarding for because for lots of companies, they build a website they want to enhance the customer journey and customer experience, or even like I know some companies that have a manager specialized on onboarding how to improve the onboarding experience for customers. It's also a very, very important role for companies. So basically go to B2C type of PM roles or some companies specialize on something like customer experience or like onboarding for customers and the closer you have to customers so better you're able to use your UI UX experience as a prime manager but most importantly watch the free training the 10 different PM jobs you need to apply for that covers all almost all possible jobs within prime management, you should totally totally leverage the free training over there okay I just shared with you. Go there and you can find the best resources. And great. All right, so looks like we answered all the questions. Okay, so if I've answered all the questions, and that will be great. Awesome, awesome. Okay, so I wish all of you guys good luck on get ready for your management career and also learn all those like how would you use a transfer skills to do the program manager roles much better. Okay, so learn those and you should be able to do a job arrow but congratulations we will already build your portfolio and try to work on your task as early as possible so we really want to see you guys succeed and awesome so come on on the video if you already receive any offers or any interviews but taking on free training. I'd love to hear from you guys. Awesome. Okay, great. Cool. Looks like we have all questions answered. All right, great. Going to see you guys next time. This is Dr. Nancy if anybody was interested in PMXEVER training go to this website DrNancy.com and learn more. Awesome. Okay, talk to you guys soon. See you guys. Bye.


السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم الحمد لله رب العالمين والصلاة والسلام على أنبياء الله جميعا وعلى سيدهم وخاتمهم حبيب إله العالمين أب القاسم المصطفى محمد وعلى هل بيته الطيبين الطاهرين المعصومين وعلى الصفوة من أصحابه الأخيار المنتجمين ومن تبعهم بإحسان وإيمان إلى يوم الدين أعوذ بالله من الشيطان الرجيم بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم وقضى ربك أن لا تعبدو إلا إياه وبالوالدين إحسانا إما يبلغن عندك الكبرة أحدهما أو كلاهما فلا تقول لهم أفن ولا تنهرهما وقول لهم قولا كريمة وخفض لهم جناحة ذلي من الرحمة وقل رب رحمهم كما رب يان صغيرة صدق الله العلي العظيم أردت أبوك وأبوك على هذا اليوم اليوم حيث نميز أبوك وأبوك أبوك is a blessing and a gift it's a gift from God, it's a blessing, it's a privilege to be a father at the same time it's an important responsibility too, it's a commitment it's a commitment and sometimes God bestows this gift and this responsibility on some and sometimes God does not give it to others and this is what he says in Surah Ashura chapter 42 God says if I give children to someone, to a family, to a father, to a mother then there is a reason, there is wisdom in that, there is wisdom if I decide not to give, also there is a reason, also there is wisdom so you should not be upset, sometimes the reason it's not known for us we don't know about it, we get upset, we think this is deprivation God is depriving this family from children depriving this father from being a father depriving this man from being a father, depriving this mother or this lady, this wife from being a mother but there is a reason he says in Surah Ashura لله ملك السماوات والأرض everything in this universe belongs to him, he is the owner لله ملك السماوات والأرض يخلق ما يشاء he creates what he likes what he thinks is worthy يخلق ما يشاء يهبوا لمن يشاءوا إناثن ويهبوا لمن يشاءوا الذكور he begins with females in a society, the Arab society of Makkah where they had no respect for females here God begins by mentioning females before mentioning males يهبوا he bestows for whom he likes only females ويهبوا لمن يشاءوا الذكور some other families he bestows on them only males do you see some families, they have three males five, six, seven sons no females and sometimes other families they have three, five, nine I know some family who had 12 daughters no single son this is God's choice يهبوا لمن يشاءوا إناثن ويهبوا لمن يشاءوا الذكور I will use a widget of them ذكرانا وأناثا and listen to the most important part ويجعلوا من يشاءوا عقيمة and he makes whoever he wants barren barren means without children he bestows neither males nor females on them neither sons nor daughters there is a reason also what is the reason we really don't know we do not know because God's one of God's characteristics is far sightedness God looks at the end of the road at the end of the journey we don't see the end of the journey we saw we see only few meters ahead of us we don't know what is good for us sometimes we think boys are good for us they turn to be disaster for the family sometimes we try to avoid females not knowing that a female a daughter could be a source of strength and assistance and affection to her family we don't know we don't know what God has saved for us so we have to be thankful if God gives your children you have to be thankful you have to be responsible and committed to your children and if he decides not to give you also of course you have to try today with modern science you can get help but if let's say for some reason you tried and it didn't happen again be thankful to God there is a reason there is a reason for that fatherhood is commitment my friends and we have to put our children if you are a father today inshallah many of those who are sitting in front of me they are going to be fathers soon inshallah in this life we live in the age of speed believe me when I came to Irvine 20 years ago 21 years ago some of those kids were still in their mother's womb they were not born now I see them they bring me their kids today they show me their kids so alhamdulillah one good thing about America that we move forward our children they grow faster inshallah they get married sooner inshallah a big responsibility is to take care of your children is to raise them is to commit yourself to put your family as a priority I don't only mean to be a breadwinner to bring money or food home to bring values to and teachings you are not just a breadwinner some people think my responsibility as a father just to go and work hard so I can help my family financially of course this is one of his duties but this is not the only one I think the bigger duty of a father is to be a role model an example a teacher murshid murshid means giving direction a source of inspiration a source of strength in the family when the family feel weakness when the family are distraught when the family is confused they come to the father he is the pillar of power and strength and enthusiasm the father should be strong when one of the sons one of the daughters they have problem in their life they must rush to the father because he is not just a father he is a friend he is a consultant he is a senior aide senior advisor this is the real father the real father is not just the one who just work and brings money the real father is the one who inspires his family ethically inspires them he gives direction to his family he is a source of encouragement when a member of family when a member of the family feels weak confused the father is there to save him or her to induce them with inspiration this is the job of the fathers my friends I want the new generation to hear what I am saying to listen to it so you know that when you get married it's not just working it's not just your paycheck and you have to buy them clothing and food and take them to you know Disneyland and these places you have to be a teacher you have to be an educator this is your role this is the role of a responsible and committed and successful father not only the family they need his wallet not only they need the wallet of the father they need his wisdom too his wisdom father's wisdom sometimes is more important than his money some of our children today they can make money at the age of 16 minimum wage they don't die of starvation but nobody can provide them with wisdom the wisdom they find it with their fathers at home and if you think your dad is not like that if you think your dad he failed in his moral responsibility he wasn't a good father he wasn't an example he wasn't a source of inspiration he wasn't a source of encouragement he never talked to you he never gave you direction he never shared good time with you then you have to be like that you learn a lesson from your dad say whatever I experienced with my dad was not good I didn't have good experience with him may God forgive him for what he did but I'm going to be a different father I learned lessons from other people's mistakes I learned a lesson I tried to avoid them if you think your father some people they come to me they said my dad didn't do anything whatever I am it's because of me although I don't believe you because at least your father brought you into this life your father brought you to America otherwise you would have been in the jungles of one of these countries your father was the one who sent you to school gave you food although we tend to deny and forget the blessings and the favors of our parents but suppose your father didn't do anything and your father was mistaken and your father failed you here and there you should not do these mistakes and repeat them with your children tomorrow try to learn try to learn from the deficiencies of your parents so-called deficiencies now what is the right of the father sister سمانة رد a passage from رسالة الحقوق the treaties of rights one of the most magnificent one of the most powerful source of inspiration رسالة الحقوق للإمام علي يبن الحسين زين العابدين عليه الصلاة والسلام 50 right he puts 50 rights in his this thesis and one of them is أما حقوا أما حقوا أبوك عليك the right of your father is such and such and such and it is mentioned only in the Quran how do we respect our fathers it is mentioned here chapter 17 صورة الإسرار وقضا ربوك God uses a beautiful term God says I have decreed your Lord has decreed قضا meaning more than recommendation it is not just recommendation it is an obligation sometimes God says I would love for you to do this and that recommendation but sometimes وقضا it is a must you must do this that is the only way of success وقضا ربوك علي وقضا ربوك what did he decree وقضا ربوك اللى تعبدو إلا إيه that you worship none but him and immediately he turned from him to your parents to your father and your mother واب الوالديني إحسانا be virtuous to parent to your parents إحسانا virtuous واب الوالديني إحسانا and then he tells you how to respect them look at these beautiful steps because sometimes we get confused what is respect respect is a broad term what is it send them money this is respect saying salam to them and how are you my daddy I love you kissing them on the cheek you know is that the only thing we have to do greeting them in the morning say hey I have to go to work daddy hello and then coming back from work hi daddy I am tired you know or there is something more into it definitely there is something more into it look at what God says God gives us a good lesson good direction good decree وقضا ربوك اللى تعبدو إلا إيه واب الوالديني إحسانا being virtuous to your parents إحسان إما يبلغن عندك الكبرة أحدهما أو كلاهما once إما means once once they attain an old age either one of them or both فلا تقول لهم أفن never say a word of of it means the least expression of contempt the least expression of irritation and annoyance when someone is today though let's say the weather is not very good you say of your space is not very comfortable you say of the food that your mother cooks for you every day and puts on the table you don't like it your majesty today the food you say of okay of is the least expression of unhappiness or discomfort the least least I know some of them they don't use the least they use the strongest they bang their hand on the table boom I don't like this food or sometimes they break the plate because they don't like the food Allah says do not say even the least expression of contempt do not say it فلا تقول لهم often any expression of complained or annoyance or sometimes irritation and some of the some of the commentators in the Quran they say this this word فلا تقول لهم of it's a reference to a specific situation what is it they say when sometimes your parents attain old age you have to take them for their personal hygiene you know take them to the bathroom help them hold their hand to walk with them they are in the hospital at home you know they are sick and some people get irritated I don't like this this is ugly this is you know gross never say this to them فلا تقول لهم often this is number one God gives five steps how to respect our parents our fathers and our mothers step number one فلا تقول لهم often ولا تنهرهما nor try them or rebuff them ولا تنهرهما do not speak ugly or harshly with your parents many of us many of us who are children who are sons and daughters at the time of anger we disrespect our parents we say bad terms to them we speak profanity we use words that we should never use with any person let alone your father or your mother we have to be respectful to them even you think your dad did something wrong you are not allowed to tell your dad you are stupid you are not allowed to use this with your dad neither with your mom even if you think they are mistaken even if you think they did injustice to you ولا تنهرهما never tried or rebuff your parents never use dismissive expressions against your parents never ever there are other ways if you disagree with your dad there is another way of telling him I disagree with you be polite be polite you don't have to agree with your parents who said you have to agree all the times with your parents on all issues no you may disagree but the disagreement has to be very polite God has given us intelligence we have a huge vocabulary we can use you can use there are many synonymous rather than saying stupid say daddy maybe maybe there is something wrong with this idea that you are telling me that's okay you may say this to him but never use never tried ولا تنهرهما never repel your parents ولا تنهرهما and then number three instead of repelling them وقل لهم قولا كريمة speak to them address them with an honorable honorable speech honorable word noble word قولا كريمة always speak to them spoil your parents use the best in your vocabulary the best terms of respect use them with your parents I know some people they use the best terms of respect with their girlfriends and boyfriends but they don't use them with their mothers and fathers when it comes to his girlfriend she's the sweetest on earth he's too afraid of saying something so she runs away from him but when it comes to his dad his dad is an easy target his mother is an easy target why because they said my dad he's stuck with me he has to pay me he has the only I'm the only son or I'm even if he's not the only son this is his responsibility to sustain me to pay for me see this is not right this is not right because you're going to see the result of all these actions in your life before you die if you do good to your parents you will see it if you do evil you will see it too definitely you will see it there is no escape from that the way you treat your parents your children are going to treat you tomorrow I've seen in my life siblings belong to one family siblings from the same father same mother same house same family one of them is beautiful to his parents the other is any beautiful or less caring I would not say end beautiful but less caring and I've seen the result of both in their life someone who is more caring more compassionate more affectionate with his parents I see the success in his life and I see the failure in the other one's life you will see it definitely be careful of how you treat your parents how you speak to them وَقُلَّهُمَا قَوْلًا كَرِيمًا always speak to them in good terms always respect them even if we disagree with them I know when we love them when they give us money definitely you say daddy I love you but not only when they give you money suppose they don't have money that said he's not a father anymore she's not a mother anymore how about when they raised you when you were baby and you knew nothing about this world you knew nothing and they changed your diaper they took care of you they fed you they put their life in jeopardy because of you because of you and your happiness and your comfort be beautiful to your parents وَقُلَّهُمَا قَوْلًا كَرِيمًا and then number four وَخْفِضْ لَهُمَا جَنَا حَذْذُلِّ مِنَ الْرَحْمَا look at this a beautiful expression beautiful proverb and parable lower for them out of humility lower for them the wings of humility out of mercy وَخْفِضْ لَهُمَا جَنَا حَذْذُلِّ meaning you have to be very humble before your parents very humble before your mother before your father I know some kids they treat their mothers like slaves believe me the way a master and owner treats his or her slaves the way they talk to them the way they give them orders you must do this for me or if they come home and that thing is not ready they go mad and they start insulting and cursing their parents you are not going to be a good mother if you do this with your mother you are not going to be a good father if you treat your parents in this miserable way believe me you fail you lose your family you lose your future you lose your happiness even if you are rich even if you think that you don't need your parents you are rich this is wrong you need to respect them وَخْفِضْ لَهُمَا جَنَا حَذْذُلِّ مِنَا رْحْمَا lower for them the wings of humility humility see God says I don't want you to disrespect yourself I don't want any person to humiliate himself or herself except before their parents the only people that you must humiliate yourself before them your parents your father and your mother don't do that before any person don't do that to your girlfriend don't do that to your boyfriend to your husband to your wife never humiliate yourself before your partner before your friend before your boss but your mother your father they deserve it they deserve it and that has nothing to do with religion sometimes a person is religious but he is disrespectful to his parents he loses all his credits he is not religious this is what God says God says if you do the work of all the prophets all the virtuous acts you perform them and you come to me on the day of judgment you are disrespectful to your parents you lose all your credits you have no credits with me don't tell me that I spend the nights of Ramadan in adoration and worship and I have a credit with God if you don't respect your parents you have no credits you have no credits and if someone if someone is a disbeliever in God he doesn't believe in God but he or she is a dutiful to his parents God will bring him success God will still bring him success because this has nothing to do with being religious or irreligious disreligious has nothing to do with that it has to do with parents having rights upon you why? because they brought you into this life they took care of you they invested their energy their life their efforts their concerns to bring you up to protect you وقل لهم قولا كريمة always speak to them nicely as Samana mentioned I know some we are close to each other parents are close to their children but still you are not allowed to call your father by his first name or your mother by her first name sometimes I know the mother she gets excited they call her by her first name but this is not an Islamic adab I don't know about other cultures maybe it works in other cultures but in the Islamic culture it does not work of course neither you have to tell him your majesty or honor you know you don't have to you know Baba is a good term when the Quran came asking the Muslims not to call the Prophet Ya Muhammad the following morning all the Muslims they started calling him يا رسول الله accept his daughter Fatima his daughter Fatima also she called him يا رسول الله but the Prophet came to her he said to her يا Fatima you are an exception do not call me يا رسول الله call me يا أبا oh daddy because I'd love to hear this from you I'd love to hear my daughter calling me daddy I'm a father and I'd love for my children call me daddy so all the Muslims including Imam Ali they had to address the Prophet يا رسول الله one exception one exception that was Fatima she would call him يا أبا the Prophet said I really enjoy when I hear it from your mouth you call me daddy we have to respect when we address them we must respect them address them in good term one of the Islamic adab is when your father comes into the room you stand for him you stand but what we do today we watch television we are busy with television with the games the father comes 50 times and goes out and we never pay attention and the mother has to bring us the food like a servant she puts the breakfast in front of us the lunch, dinner, drinks this she cleans after us you know she comes into our room the room is a mess we have a servant in the house the servant her name is mother we treat them like servants this is not good this type of Islam is invalid this type of Islam is barbaric it's not civilized it's more important to bring your dad a cup of water than doing two rakah of Salat do you know if your dad you know he's thirsty you bring him some water it is more rewarding and it has more thawab than standing and doing Salat or reciting Quran this is what religion tells us and teaches us وَقُلَّهُمَا قَوْلًا كَرِيمًا وَخْفِضْ لَهُمَا جَنَا حَدْذُلِّ مِنَ الْرَّحْمَا out of affection and humility lower for them the wings of humility out of mercy and then last thing وَقُرْ رَبِّرْ حَمْهُمَا كَمَا رَبَّيَانِ صَغِيرًا always pray for your parents why? when we pray when we pray for someone it means we love that person especially when you pray privately تهجر صلاة الليل when that person is not there but you remember him or her it means you love them and the first people that you must love are your parents so you have to pray for them during their lifetime and after their departure always وَقُرْ رَبِّرْ حَمْهُمَا say my lord bestow mercy on them كَمَا رَبَّيَانِ صَغِيرًا as they bestowed their mercy on me when I was a child they raised me they had love for me they had care for me وَقُرْ رَبِّرْ حَمْهُمَا كَمَا رَبَّيَانِ صَغِيرًا there is a hadith of the prophet I must mention this hadith before I conclude the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم says يُقَالُ لِلْعَقِي يُقَالُ لِلْعَقِي it would be said by God to someone who is disrespectful to his parents عق it's the opposite of بر بر الوالدين وقوق الوالدين بر الوالدين is to be virtuous and kind and beautiful عقوق الوالدين is when you are and beautiful disrespective God will say to one who is disrespective to his parents يُقَالُ لِعَقِ الوالدين اعمل ما شئت فإني لا أخفر لك whatever worship you want to do it's not going to help you I'm not going to forgive you God who is very forgiving God who is very merciful he says to the person who wishes with his parents disrespectful he says to him I'm not going to forgive you whatever you do of prayers unless you go to your mother and you're to your dad and tell them I'm sorry and you change your behavior you behave in the front of your parents you behave you respect them this is the key for success if you go to the college the college teaches you key for success is money is education money that's it but when you come to the masjid the masjid says education plus اخلاق plus manners plus being beautiful beautiful to your parents and to your family members اللهم اخفر للمؤمنين والمؤمنات والمسلمين والمسلمات الأحياء منهم والأموات تابع لهم بيننا وبينهم بالخيرات اللهم أمونا على مرضانا بالشفاء والعافية وعجل في فرج سيدنا ومولانا صاحب العصر والزمان وإلى أرواح المؤمن والمؤمنات ثواب الفاتح مع الصلاة على محمد وآل محمد


understanding that we have made a right call for the State of Israel. A year ago, we formed a government that many thought was – many thought to be impossible. We formed this government to stop this crazy loop Israel was under. Israel, a year ago, saw unemployment, riots throughout the country, rockets towards Jerusalem, and more than all else, governmental paralysis, a tough one. I've decided to make a move, the toughest move of my life, but also the most Zionist move of my life. And thank God we were able to form a government, a good government for Israel together. We took Israel out of the abyss. We have achieved a lot during the past year. First and foremost, we brought to the front lines the values of decency and fairness. We moved to a culture of us together. We, Israel, was managed again. The business was operating again. We believe that we can put the disagreements aside for the sake of the country, and like in the reserves or in the workplace, people with different outlooks, different views. We worked for a greater cause. In recent weeks, we did everything that was possible to maintain this government that we believe its continuation is a national interest. Believe me, we've turned every single stone rock. Not for our sake we did it, but for the sake of our beautiful country, for the sake of you, citizens of Israel. Past Friday, I've held a series of conversations with legal and security experts, and I've realized that the bottom line is that in 10 days, with the West Bank regulation expiring Israel as a state, we'll go into unthinkable chaos. I could not facilitate that. We did not spare any attempts to promote those regulations, but unfortunately those efforts did not bear fruit. And so my friend, Foreign Minister Yair Lapid, and I decided to work together to dissolve parliament and set elections on an agreed-upon date while making sure that even during the transition period, the government, the country will continue. There is a pressing need of the move to prevent the expiration date of the West Bank regulation law. In the past weeks, the opposition has turned in an unprecedented manner. In recent weeks, the security interests of the State of Israel for political means, and during my tenure, I made sure that no political consideration will impact, will be impacted by politics. And even now, we will make sure that not even one day of damage will take place, will not take place rather. We have decided in 2022 to be the mother who is protecting the life of her kid, even if paying a personal cost. I'm standing here alongside Yair Lapid that, with God willing, will soon become Prime Minister befitting the agreement between us. In the past year, I've learned to know Lapid in the most critical moments. We've worked together. Yair is portraying the morals of decency and responsibility, what you're calling Yiddish a mensch, and he's representing a major chunk of Israeli society. We had and we still have some disagreements and that's fine, but more than that, more than the disagreements, is the acknowledgement or understanding that the country is bigger than the two of us, and we're steering the wheel only to the benefit of the State of Israel. In the coming days until Parliament will be dissolved and the rotation agreement to kick start, we'll help him through a very thorough explanation. There's a government to how symbolic Lapid is commenting. We are rekindling the lights. I will stand alongside Lapid and may do whatever I can to make sure he succeeds in this holy task. I've heard once from a friend called the mother of one of the three teenagers who were abducted in Hebron that in the three weeks when their destiny was unclear and the State of Israel, the people of Israel, stood united. There was an understanding of what it means to stand together in unity and even when the lights went off, those who saw the room full of lights could not forget this site. In the past year, the light took over again and we could have seen people from left to right work together to take care of one another and to put the disagreements aside without giving up our stances and this memory, this knowing that we're not really that divided as some are suggesting or trying to tell us. We cannot unsee. This will become ingrained in our consciousness. People, we are brothers. It was a special year. We worked together. We passed a budget. After three years, we stabilized the economy. We brought to economic flourishing the biggest one in the world. We overcome the waves of coronavirus without one day of lockdown. We vowed and we delivered. We brought back thousands of COVID-unemployed back to business. The country went back to be handled, to be run properly. The campaign against Iran continues under security level. We are communicating with our ally, the United States, to make sure Israel's interests will be maintained and, as you all know, we were able to foil or prevent the signing of a renewed nuclear deal but without burning our relations with Washington, with the U.S. In many years, I believe that we will be fully aware of what happened here in the past year and we are still determined to cut the octopus head and not just the tentacles when it comes to Iran. On the southern border, we've seen the quietest here in the past decade. Teenagers on the Gaza border communities experienced their most quiet year. We have restored deterrents. We stopped those bags of money for Hamas. Since we worked to prevent the rearment of terror groups in Gaza and we did not allow Hamas to dictate us how to pursue a parade in our capital, Jerusalem, we have restored the national parade but we've also dealt with a murderous terror wave. My heart, my mind is with every family of those who were killed. I was under my responsibility and I take full responsibility and this is why we've sent the Shin Bet posters and the police and the IDF to work day and night in the northern part of the West Bank to make sure that we will not see those terrorists in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv. There are many other areas in which we have made some advancement and there will be time for conclusions. But it's not I who did it. It's us. How important and how good it is to work together. For Minister Lapid and I, I talked this evening with all the fellow, our fellow coalition members, Defense Minister Benny Gantz, Finance Minister Avigdor Limeran, the Justice Minister Gidon Saar, Transportation Minister Mahmouli, Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz and Rahm Liederman. So I told them at my bureau that I am proud of them and in our partnership that would not have been possible without their willingness to join forces. So before we begin campaigning, let's remember that when there is a mutual goal, we can work together. And I now want to talk to those who did not elect me and those who have this grudge towards me. I understand you. The move that we did was not an easy one, but just for you to understand or to know, I did it for God's sake. I believe that this is the only way to take Israel out of the abyss. We were unable to let it continue the way it was. I was unable to get away from that notion. When you become Prime Minister, you see a bigger, greater perspective. I've realized how resilient we are as a people, how much might we have, how much kindness this nation, our people have. And I know that this will continue as such. And I would like to thank Gilat, my wife and my children that carried a burden with me and received crazy WhatsApp messages and tough words, but they were part of the journey, and they knew it was for the sake of the State of Israel. That was annoying on that for a while. And I want to thank my fellow party members and more than all else. I would like to thank you, citizens of Israel, on this rare privilege I had to serve you as Prime Minister. Thank you very much. Citizens of Israel, I will have many other opportunities to speak to the nation. At this point in time, I would like to thank my partner, Nafsali Bennett, for the responsibility he's demonstrating today that he is putting the State before any personal interest. And I would like to thank you for another thing, but our friendship overcame many challenges but always won. Prime Minister Bennett is younger than me, and we still have some maneuvers together. He's brave, he's wise, and I have no doubt that his place, position at the leadership of the country will continue for many years now. A few words about what to expect. We have the cost of a living issue. We have the fight against Iran and Hezbollah to face the forces threatening to undermine Israeli democracy, Israel to a non-democratic state. What we've seen in recent days here is another proof that the Israeli system needs fundamental change, fundamental correction. A year ago we started this correction, this fix thing. We are continuing it now and we're continuing it together. What we need to do today is to go back to the notion of Israel unity, not to let the dark forces to dissolve us from within, to remind ourselves that we love one another, we love our country, and only together we shall win. Thank you very much. I just heard, okay, we have just heard Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid speak there in the Knesset as they of course intend to bring a dissolving of the parliament, a bill next Wednesday, a week from Wednesday, and that of course will lead to a set of new elections that most likely at this stage look like they'll be set for October 25th. And with us still in studio, Dr. Yossi Baylin, a former Israeli Justice Minister, lead negotiator of the Aslo Accords, Owen Altman, our senior correspondent, and Mikhail Klaw, the president of the Likud Supreme Court, himself a former Knesset member. And Owen, I'm just going to note this, it's striking to me and I want to get your reaction, but Naftali Bennett, that to me almost sounded more like a farewell speech than an election speech, whereas Yair Lapid's very short remarks did sound a little more on the election side. It was exactly what I was going to say. I mean, we saw in the studio in the run-up to the address how the election campaign even here was already starting, right, and all the politicians, particularly opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu getting out of the blocks to make their campaign speech. But yes, this was Bennett's opportunity, as he sought to talk about his legacy and to start writing the history of what this government was, about what this government did as he sees it, and as he wants history to see it. Obviously, the criticisms of the government and the criticisms of the speech, again, not represented at the podium, were that it didn't represent public opinion in Israel, right, that it didn't represent the will of the public that tilts much more to the right than did this government. But at any rate, Bennett putting out the list of achievements he was able to achieve with this government over the course of the year, putting out a substantial list. Obviously, there's unfinished business. Yair Lapid alluded to a major one of item on that list of unfinished business, the issue of the cost of living, a simmering political issue here in Israel. Obviously, the fight against Iran that continues. There's also the issue of violence, particularly in Arab communities, but not only that it's also an item of unfinished business. Yossi Bail, and of course, what I had as he did before.


Hey, everyone. Welcome back to the State of the Web. My guest is Minhas Kazi. He's a developer advocate for Google Data Studio. And today we're talking about visualizing data at scale and specifically how we use Data Studio to visualize the Chrome UX report. Let's get started. [?]. Minhas, thanks for being here. It's a pleasure to be here. So what are the options for developers who want to make sense of and visualize a data set? So when developers are visualizing data sets, I feel like there are three main problems to tackle. The first part is they need to connect to their data. The data might be in different places, on different databases, on spreadsheets. So that data needs to be brought out to be visualized. So that brings us to the second part where developers need to visually analyze the data and to create the visualizations. And the last part is once they have visualized the data and got some insights from it, they will need to take that and somehow share that information with other folks. They might share it with their team members, with their clients, with the general public. So these three problems, the connecting, visualizing, and sharing, I feel like there are different tools that solve these problems separately. For example, you might have a spreadsheet that lets you visualize the data. Or you might have a database tool, a querying tool that lets you query the data. There are some tools that will let you do all of those three things, visualization tools. And for those, I feel like there are three main counts for those. On the one end, you have spreadsheets, like applications which are not that much powerful, but are very approachable and easy to use. And then you have very customized solutions that have a high barrier to entry. So if you are a developer, you need to have expertise to get into those tools. And lastly, you have very customized solutions where you have to code it from ground up. So probably, if you're a developer and have a data set, these are the ways you can approach the problem. So what are some considerations for developers who have extra large data sets, like HTTP Archive and the Chrome UX Report, which are millions of records and they're updated on a regular basis? The issue that you face as a developer when you're working with big data sets is that they're huge. You have to have an infrastructure that supports that data, that will to query that data. So if you're trying to generate insights from that, you need to make sure that you're pulling in the right data that you want, your queries work in the way that you want them to. And once you build a solution or build some kind of dashboard around that, you probably would want to share that with other people. Then you need to make sure that it's scalable, that thousands of people will be able to view that dashboard. It should also be cost effective. If you're pulling in gigabytes or terabytes of data, you don't want to break your bank doing that. So what ends up happening is that most of the solutions that we have right now out of the box solutions won't let you do that, all those connecting, visualizing and sharing in a seamless way within one application. So developers end up creating their own solutions.  That takes a lot of development resources and time. And also if the same developer wants to recreate the same thing with a different data set, most of the time this pipeline doesn't work. They have to recreate everything from scratch again. So this is not really replicable. So those are some of the challenges developer face when they want to work with big data sets and visualizing them. Right, and with the Chromium X report, one of the challenges we faced was the exploration and sharing part where the data set was available on BigQuery with the raw data, but getting people to learn SQL and learn the schema and explore the data set was proving to be a challenge. So can you describe how Data Studio address this problem? Yes, so Data Studio works very well with BigQuery. An example would be a dashboard that Philippe, one of our developer advocates created based on the FIFA World Cup data set. He took the data from BigQuery connected with a Data Studio dashboard and then he took the dashboard and published it in a medium blog post. So you can go into his medium blog post see the dashboard, interact with it and see what countries scored which goals were and it works seamlessly and it's pulling in data through Data Studio from BigQuery. And if you're working with it, you wouldn't know that this has tons and tons of data behind it. So that's how Data Studio makes it easier. The way it works is that Data Studio natively can talk to BigQuery. It has a native connector. So if you have a data set, you can create a data source and pull in data. That works very well at personal level, but if you want to scale that up, if you want to create solutions around it, you can create community connectors. Community connectors are basically connectors created with Apps Script. Apps Script is Google's scripting platform that's a subset of JavaScript that lets you build solutions around G Suite applications and GCP APIs. So you can use Apps Script to create a connector that pulls in data from BigQuery and you can also attach template to this connector so your users can go in, put in some configurations and based on that configuration, they will get the data that exactly they want, put into a template that's ready to be edited and used. So all the user does is goes in, puts in some configuration and they get a completed dashboard in seconds. So they can either go in and change the dashboard, tweak it, or they can just take that dashboard, publish it, share it with other people and it becomes a seamless experience for the users. Right, so it's like, all that plumbing is built in for the developer who wants to just plug and play with the data set. Yes, so it is lowering the expertise barrier for the users. They don't have to know SQL, they don't have to know how to design a dashboard, they're just putting in some configuration and getting a already populated canvas that can be edited if they want. And can you elaborate on how we use Data Studio to implement the Chrome UX report dashboard? Sure, this was a very fun project because we had this amazing data set that gives a lot of insights about how websites are performing. You could obviously write a SQL query in BigQuery and get the results for a specific website. But if you wanted to give that power to end users, then well, users could use BigQuery with Data Studio but they would have to write their own query or they would have to have a billing account that would incur costs and that gets into a lot of friction. So what we did was we created a community connector that uses a service account to access the data on BigQuery so you don't have to go in and put in your billing information. That's the first part. Second part was that we wanted to make it very efficient. We didn't want it to spend a lot of time doing the query work and we wanted to take advantage of different levels of caching. So we introduced caching at the BigQuery end, then we used a Firebase real-time database to add a middle cache layer and we also included the Apps Scripts cache. So if you were using only the BigQuery connector, what would happen is that let's say you make a query today and seven days from now, you do the same query. Both of the queries would hit that gigabyte database and pull in the data. But the Chromium dataset is updated every month so within those seven days, the data would probably not get changed. So we're caching those results in Firebase and serving from there so it's both incurring less cost and it's very fast. So when you add a new URL, you instantly get the results. And we also attached a template with our connector. So what the users do is they go into the connector URL, they see a interface where they have to put in the URL for their website, they put that in, click Connect and immediately they get a completed dashboard that's created specifically for them. It's not a dashboard that's replicated and it's shared by multiple people. It's a separate copy of dashboard created for each user where they can edit the dashboard, change it and then share it again. So users can let's say take a dashboard that they created for a specific site, share it and then put that dashboard in a medium post or on Reddit or they could even embed it in a blog that they have. So it completes a whole pipeline from connecting, visualizing and sharing and gives users the power to create from there. So what options do developers have to integrate Data Studio with their own existing datasets? So if you're a developer and you have data set if you have your data on any of the native platforms you can definitely build data sources directly from there. So maybe have your data set on BigQuery or on Spanner or on Sheets, you can create a data source from there and share that data source. If you want to go into more at-bone solutions you can definitely build a connector and what a community connector would let you do is that it will let you access datasets that are even outside of that ecosystem. It can be behind a web API. It can be on a Postgrease or MySQL database. You can create a connector that fetches that data gives user the ability to add the configurations and you can also attach different templates to it. For example, we worked with partners like Kaggle, Data World and Socrata who built their own connectors. So if you are a user of these services what you can do is go into Data Studio and then just click on the connectors put in the configuration maybe the ID of the dataset or the URL, click Next and immediately you get a blank canvas where you can put in your visualizations based on that dataset. If you didn't have this option what you'd have to do is probably download the data upload it somewhere else and then create connections from there and that creates a lot of friction. These connectors as a developer would let you take that friction out of the workflow for your users. And as a developer advocate you've probably seen a lot of the work that developers have been doing and how the landscape has been changing. What excites you about the direction that we're going? The things that excite me most are that a lot of new user-generated content are coming into the scenario. People are building more visualizations. For example, in Data Studio thousands of people are building connectors. We have a gallery of connectors that have more than 100 connectors that connect to more than 500 data sources. We have a gallery where people are creating dashboards and submitting those as templates. So more and more people are getting exposed to this and creating content. This in turn is helping to reduce the barrier to entry. People don't need a high level of expertise to create this content. They don't need high level of expertise to create connectors or dashboards. And they can also piggyback on the work other people have already done. For example, let's say I don't have the expertise to create a connector. I could go in and fetch a connector and fetch data through that. I don't have good design skills. I can take a template, attach it with the data source that I have and create something new that didn't exist before. Without these user-generated content, I wouldn't be able to create this new thing. So this lower barrier to entry and the community content are sort of helping each other to grow. So I'm really looking forward to more user-generated content in the ecosystem in the future. Are there any resources that you can recommend for developers who want to learn more about Data Studio? Definitely. So if you haven't tried out Data Studio yet, developers should definitely go to datastudio.google.com and try out the tool. And if you want resources about doing development around Data Studio, you can go to developers.google.com slash Data Studio. That site has reference documentation, guides, code labs, code samples, anything you need to get started with your development work. Manas, thank you again for being here. You can check out all the links in the description below. Also, the Chrome UX dashboard is at g.co slash Chrome UX Dash. Thanks for watching. We'll see you next time.