very much well the president may knew this week before the whole dust up with his attorney general that's what was weird just pick up the phone and tell the guy what you think but whatever it was that's fine the fact that matters the president really generate a lot of interest in talking about the bull market and that it could all come crashing down if the Democrats go after him take a look I'll tell you what if I ever got a pitch I think the market would crash I think everybody would be very poor because without this thinking you would see you would see numbers that you wouldn't believe in reverse I don't know that was a Tony soprano for me it was like I'm not saying I want this bull market to go away but it would be a pity if it went away I don't know I just kind of struck me as interesting a lot of people we talked on the street kind of had the same feeling but did link the president to the success of this market so pull them out of there maybe it goes away take a look I think if Trump gets impeached which I don't see by which grounds he would be the economy would definitely be affected in a negative way I don't think it's really dependent on him to be honest I think of it definitely affected he's been doing so much to create more jobs here the president doesn't have that big of an impact on the economy it kind of goes where it goes he's had a very positive effect on the economy so if he was impeached I definitely think it would be it have a negative effect on our economy then again I'm not saying it's gonna happen but it could happen all right so you might have fun with that I throw that out to you on free basic cable all right let's get the read from the runway feel we got Susan Lee with us Melissa Armo and Jessica Tarlaw of Jessica what do you think of that go after me kiss this market goodbye it was one of I guess the more interesting things that he said in that interview but there were a lot of humdingers in there including like you know we should outlaw flipping and lying about the timeline of everything I think that he has in looking at the latest polling you know good cause to say that the economy is doing exceptionally well under me people are reacting to at the Fox News poll for instance the only issue area that he has a positive rating on is the economy even though he can take about for that and would it be imperiled if he were you know under an impeachment he does deserve a lot of credit but no it would not be imperiled and what does this say about Mike Pence the fact that if the president's gone there's vice president that he put in power the world's going to hell under Mike Pence leadership that's essentially what he's saying look most of his pro-growth policies are even put in place and they have affected economy so if if something were to happen to President Trump and I don't believe that's in the realm of realistic probabilities but if something were to happen to him I don't think you'd have a fart of part it's not like the old days the presidency is when he had like say McKinley brings in Teddy Roosevelt because he wanted to silence the other side and you have a radical departure with the vice president in the modern presidency you bring in vice presidents that would basically carry on the president's agenda so very little will change it would just be Trump without the tweets I remember Trump though has this certain thing that's like a genocide quat where he can get people to do things these are Trump administration policies so yes if vice president Pence came in you'd still have these policies but could he get the everything done I mean tax cuts is not a new concept and Trump got it done and also he won the election there were Republicans before him that just couldn't get it done so he's got that special thing and I think without him the market would he had full run of the table too I mean I'm not minimizing it was a big thing but let Susan to that point do you or now are you hearing from people that just the uncertainty of where this investigation goes it's gonna weigh on here before we've seen this picture before 1990s Clinton the Clinton boom was a strongest rally that we've seen in American history right stocks went up 417% during that run that's even more than what we see and we just cross along his bull market run now this week we're up about what 322 something like that that's the bullish argument and I think there's a big signal that the markets still have more to run on Friday we finally broke through a record high for the S&P 500 a closing high that we haven't seen in seven months that's a longest drought in two years you guys think they'll just be uncertainty of it normally as you remind me John Wall Street some bore that that that not knowing where this goes wondering about these immunity deals who's getting what and why that it festers beneath the surface a lot of people dismiss the watergate thing early on until they couldn't I think it does faster I think it's bad for the country as far as the market though you have two presidential impeachments you had a presidential resignation yet Iran Contra which is more I think comparable to this none of those have had long-term effects on the market so I don't think this affects the market long term I do think it's bad for the country and I think it does hurt the Republicans in the midterms but as far as the economy in the market the valuations are coming down earnings are up 20 something percent this quarter this bull market is revitalized because of these tax cuts and cut a regulation but Jessica one of the things that come up is that Democrats are potentially grabbing the feet from the jaws of victory by pounding impeachment so much or hinting at it well actually in the past few weeks you've seen a big effort by Nancy Pelosi Chuck Schumer and Jerry Nadler who would essentially be in charge of impeachment proceedings if we do take back the House in November come on Dems all coming out and that they will they will not go the impeachment route they understand how polarizing this is and well they say that they say that yeah they do say that but actually I certainly believe that Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer mean it Jerry Nadler you mean if they took that I could still see them for silly when you look at the enthusiasm gap Democrats have a huge advantage now and the latest polling we even have an advantage 19 I don't know we keep getting numbers like this market in this economy those enthusiasm numbers go the other way well the economy is doing well for a while but I would add to that that a thing that will get the GOP base to the polls is impeachment which is why you hear every Republican out on the trail saying if you don't vote for us if you don't show up Donald Trump is going to be impeached but did that backfire on the Republicans I mean I'm sorry they didn't backfire on the Republicans in 98 I mean they almost sunk the Republicans they got killed that right after that in the election because they impeached the president it is a motivating factor if you look at Trump space which is about 25 30 percent there and it's a midterm election which is usually not as exciting as a presidential obviously if you want to get them to turn out to at least match the baseline enthusiasm of the quote resistance by saying Donald Trump is going to go away and these are people who yes they like Mike Pence but they do like Donald Trump I'm telling even Republicans Melissa I want you to react to this I was talking to California Congress and brought back a big fan of the president close friends with Vladimir Putin who was saying by the way that the president is getting burned here although I pointed out to him it's not the fake news media that created some of these crises for him let's take a look the president's being blackmailed this man was being blackmailed and the president guy who's mistakenly handling it so that every bit of the procedure isn't correct he's not the villain the villain is the person blackmailing him but no we don't get that at all but congressman is someone's trying to blackmail you and you wrote the check to make it go away you're at least a co-partisan been in the blackmail right oh well no no the person who is who's yeah legally but what we're talking about is what is this massive PR campaign against the president you're being blackmailed and you're right to check this someone to get the blackmail away you are participating in a blackmail all right I got a lost sight of where this whole interview was going but my point is there is that you know obviously republicans aren't the president's a victim where he's being he's being targeted and all of that but again he wrote those checks to silence these women it it is what it is and it might not be an impeachable offense or a high crime this way I'm not saying that but he is not without galvanizing this talk and that I would imagine where he's the marketer could well you're right about your blackmail points but the thing is for what he paid them it's like a poop it's like a drop in the bucket it's like oh whatever there can be very small campaign violence violations the law doesn't care how much money there's a difference on all that you're saying you know it the idea that it could abide the election or the way it's been presented no so you're not worried about I mean just looking through the prism of your greedy money eyes right by the way which I admire wall street just in screen you don't see that having an impact no I don't and here's the thing again we've gone we've strayed so far from what the original purpose of this investigation was that I think regular people now are more than ever convinced that it is a witch hunt but it is trying to go after Trump what they should do the polls say exactly the opposite the support for the Mueller probe went up 11 points in the last one maybe the polls are right as you know politics that Americans want it wrapped up like yesterday they're getting impatient that one wasn't out this week well it was out the week before come on but Susan all I'm saying on this is either but it this would not be the first investigation we're gonna raise this around as well that is veered off course but I don't know how far off course and I don't know how the markets can deal with something that could be going on now for many months so some analysis has pointed to some political influence obviously on the markets markets history has taught us that when there's a democratically controlled house a republican controlled senate and a white house president that's republican markets have underperformed during that period you have this better call solid attorney if this is to me is be expected you have a real estate guy in new york city than president you have all these associations with lawyers you got to expect this stuff is going to come out and I believe that the american public does I don't believe the american public cares if it's a crime yes prosecuted but I don't think that's going to affect the presidency or the economy they can pay their bills and if they have money in the retirement account and if you bought the day after the election if you bought any of the market ETFs if you bought the market at all and most strong stocks you were up more than 30 percent if you bought one share the cost $215 of the spy ETF you made 72 bucks you couldn't make that money in anything all right then why else people care about I wish we had more time unfortunately don't I think what you're saying is make money not constitutional rules maybe all right so we'll see where all this goes in the meantime you ever wonder where this probe is going I think I think it started out with collusion what if it's not about collusion anymore it's just business deals it it's not personal it's all business after this


Questions about when life begins have been hot topics for a while now, but there are also questions about when life ends. And a new study, in which cellular activity has been restored in pigs an hour after death, raises new questions about when dead actually means dead. It may also eventually extend medical science's ability to keep humans alive, revolutionize organ transplants, and even have implications for cryopreservation and biostasis. Advances in resuscitation have already moved the boundaries of life and death, making it possible to revive someone several minutes after the heart stops beating. However, bringing someone back an hour or more after a fatal ischemic injury, such as a stroke or heart attack, has been far beyond our capabilities. Now, a new nature study from Yale scientists shows that that may change. The scientists created a technology called organX, which has a lot in common with a heart-lung machine, but it reperfuses the body with a special solution that contains nutrients, drugs, various restorative molecules, and also some original blood from the patient, in this case, a pig.  This time, the researchers attempted the experiment with a complete body. To reduce the possibility of animal suffering, the pigs were anesthetized, and then their hearts were stopped. After an hour of being effectively dead at room temperature, the pigs' bodies were connected to organX machines and reperfused with organX solution. The researchers used two other groups as controls, pigs that were put on a regular ECMO machine, and pigs that had their blood flow restored almost immediately after it was interrupted, known as the zero-hour group. Using the ECMO system one hour after death resulted in very low blood flow, while organX machines were able to restore normal flow and resulted in adequate oxygenation of the whole body. Organs in the organX group also had fewer signs of cellular damage on par with those in the zero-hour group, while rigor mortis, which was clearly observed in the ECMO group, was also absent with organX. Markers of apoptosis and all other types of cellular death were greatly reduced with organX compared to the ECMO group, and again on par with the zero-hour group. There was also an assessment of glucose uptake by several organs in order to measure their metabolism. The organX group easily beat the ECMO group, and even, by a small margin, the zero-hour group. Histological analysis demonstrated a substantial preservation of cells and tissues, and electrocardiography showed a reemergence of heartbeat patterns. There was even some movement of the pigs' heads, necks, and torsos reported, and while the researchers didn't have a full explanation for these movements, they believed they originated in the spinal cord. While these results are extremely impressive, they do not mean that the pigs were brought back to life. Just like in the 2019 Brain Experiment, the researchers did not observe any of the brain activity that would indicate consciousness, however, the researchers also intentionally took steps to make that outcome less likely. The organX solution was 28°C, while below pig body temperature, and it included anesthetic compounds in neural blockers to prevent brain activity during the experiment. What would have happened if the researchers specifically attempted to reboot brain activity and restore consciousness is currently unknown. Either way, this technology could revolutionize organ transplantation. Today, organs often do not make it to the patients who need them. This technology could help to preserve the organs, increasing the amount of time that doctors have to work with. Also, if organX-like technologies do end up being able to restore brain function, they could help bring back people who today may be considered beyond the help of medical science. Our concept of when death occurs may be forever changed, even more so if these technologies end up being able to revive people after cryopreservation, though there's much work to be done on that front. And there are a number of ethical and legal implications here. This raises questions of when someone should be considered legally dead and how they should be treated up until that point. And there are certainly ethical questions about moving forward with the restoration of brain activity. Even setting aside concerns of zombie pigs, there are real questions about what might be able to be brought back and what that experience might be like. Regardless, this is an important area of research and I look forward to seeing what this technology is ultimately capable of. When there's more to share, we'll have it for you here. So please subscribe so you don't miss out. I'm Ryan O'Shea and we'll see you next time on Lifespan News.


buckle up beautiful souls because as intense as they were the years 2020 through 2023 were just the warm up for what we're about to experience in the year of the dragon 2024. So 2024 is the first dragon year since 2012. I'm personally super excited for 2024. Dragon years are typically extremely potent periods of time and so we can expect 2024 to be a home dinger of a year in which a lot of the main energetic themes that have taken shape over the past 12 years come to a head. So stay tuned to this 2024 energy update because I'm going to be sharing five mind blowing things you need to know about the year of the dragon one powerful way that we can work with dragon energy to really make the most of 2024. And also why 2024 is going to be an incredible year for manifesting whatever it is you want to manifest. Okay. So before we dive in, I just want to say that I have received such an incredible flood of information when I tuned into this year that this 2024 energy update video is only going to be a quick overview. Okay. So I'm going to be holding an open house event. And this is going to be a free live gathering where I'm going to be sharing everything I downloaded right in zoom in person. I'll speak a little bit more about this event at the end of this video, or you can find the link for more information in the discussion box. So with that said, let's move on into the five things that you need to know about this year of the dragon 2024. The first thing is that the way we experience time is about to change. Okay. So when I tuned in to the Akash and asked about the energies of 2024, first thing they told me is we are entering dragon time. Okay. And this was actually before I realized that with the year of the dragon. So it's it's dragon energy is really, really prevalent right now. They said that the dragon is a power that has laid dormant for thousands of years. It's the keeper of the earth clock. That's the time mechanism of earth. They said time as you know, it is about to shift dramatically 2024 opens the door for time to be experienced in a far less linear pattern. So they said you may begin to experience odd discrepancies in time. But if you should choose to consciously work with it, it will become far easier to bend time to your will or to work with time in a way that can make it seem like we have more time when we need it or to make it seem like the time is running faster will be when that will be better for us. And I'm going to go more into this in some days events. So number two is that we will experience accelerated manifestation. Okay, so 2024 is not just a dragon year. It's specifically the year of the wood dragon. Okay, so it's activating the wood element in Chinese medicine. Okay, so the wood element is a lot like the energy of the zodiac sign of Aries. Okay, in Western astrology. So if you think of a young tree sprouting and growing vigorously up even through concrete or asphalt, that's the power of wood energy. Okay, it's got a lot of strength. It's got a lot of power and drive. And it's often associated with new beginnings and growth. But when wood energy gets unbalanced, it often shows up as anger, aggression or frustration just so that we're aware of that dynamic as well. So the last wood dragon year was 1964. And that has been called the year America lost it. It was the year that by many accounts heralded the real start of the cultural revolution of the 1960s. So it's really likely that we could see similar sorts of upheavals being triggered big time this year. We're already seeing things building up to something like that. But there's goodness for spiritual entrepreneurs in particular. Wood energy is really supportive of vision, of planning and of getting things done. Okay, so if you're feeling called to start any kind of business or other venture, right, or maybe a new family or anything else that's like a big new project. Or if you've got one that you really want to make some changes to and take to the next level, the energies of 2024 are perfectly aligned for this. Okay, so whether it's a business or personal or spiritual goals, anything that you want to manifest in this year, 2024 will have the power of the wood dragon be kind of it. Number three is continued bifurcation and polarization. Okay, so I'm expecting to see crazy amounts of light coats hitting the planet this year. Okay, so this is just the light coming in. And although it sounds like amazing and it can be, it can also be really, really super intense. Okay, so we may be feeling these really strongly physically, the emotional body, right? And what light does when it comes in, it's a purifier. Okay, so it's going to continue to wash up any dark energies, dark entities. And this can, you know, if you've ever been through a dark night of a soul, it can really trigger that. Okay, so people are going to react to these typically in one of two ways. Okay, either they're going to feel activated by the light and start moving towards it in a much bigger way. Those people who are feeling activated, either they're going to be, it's going to feel like fighting their way up to the light, right? So there might be a lot of people awakening, people experiencing dark nights of the soul, that kind of thing, tower moments, or if they've already done a lot of that, it may feel like spreading the branches and receiving the sunlight. Okay, so depending where you are in your journey, it could feel really challenging or it could feel absolutely amazing or more likely some of both. Okay, for those who are really not able to or unwilling to deal with all the light energy, we could be looking at burnout or people may take cover and bury themselves in darkness to try to get away from the overwhelming amount of light coming in. So things like addictions, that kind of thing, like I said, it's a polarization thing. Either people are going to be moving up towards the light or they're going to be shrinking away from it. And that also will be whatever systems that are associated with those two streams of energy. Associated with this, we're going to see the rising of Christ consciousness on the planet. I really expect to see a lot more interaction and a lot more activation between awakened and awakening people and groups, organizations, partnerships, structures, affiliations forming that support a spiritually aligned way of being on this planet. Okay, so these are going to be taking root and growing in a much more accelerated way in 2024. And then number five, AI is going to be turning the world on its head. Okay, so AI is the biggest wildcard to hit humanity since you mentioned a fire, maybe the biggest ever. We're already starting to see exponential growth in the AI sector and I feel that this is going to have massive implications for every aspect of life on earth. I'm really feeling super strongly that it's going to be absolutely critical for us to really understand what AI is and how we can work with it at a spiritual level. Okay, because ultimately this isn't just technology, it as at its core is a spiritual issue, it's critical that we understand this. Okay, so I will be speaking more about AI throughout this year, but especially next Sunday, next Sunday's event, I'll be going deeper into this. Okay, because how we work with AI as individuals and collectively as a society is going to make or break the future of humanity. Okay, so with all this said, just to sum up, we're going to start experiencing time in more elastic ways. Number two, we're going to be experiencing accelerated manifestation or at least that's the potential. Number three, continued bifurcation, more polarization for the rising of Christ consciousness and taking root of structures that support Christ consciousness on this earth. And then number five, AI being this wild card that's really going to make some radical changes or at least accept those in motion in 2024. Okay, all right, so with that said, this has been a reader's digest version of the 2024 energy update. I really hope that you found it helpful. I do encourage you to share this video if you feel like it would be helpful to others. But like I said before, there is so much more that I have to share with you about this amazing and powerful year I had, including about AI. Okay, so again, I'd really love for you to join me live next Sunday for my open house 2024 energy updates of gathering of my membership group next Sunday on Zoom. Okay, so normally these gatherings are for members only, but I feel this one is for everyone.  You can just register for the event. It's a free event. We're going to be going so much deeper into the energies of 2024, what they mean for humanity and for us personally at this time. I'm going to be sharing a ton more about the background and the bird's eye view of what I'm being shown about this time and what we can do to prepare for it. And also there's this piece of art that came forward that has a lot to say about where we're at right now in humanity and what energies we're dealing with and why and so that we can really fully understand this at a deeper level. Okay, we're going to also share like ways that we can prepare for this. Work with these energies in 2024 and there will be time for Q&A and discussion afterwards. So I will leave the link to learn more and register in the info section below this video and really hope to see you there and remember you were born to be free.


We should be live right now. So this is Dr. Nancy Lee. Let me see, we are live on YouTube and LinkedIn. If you can see me live, please come on the chat. What's your name, where you're from, and which go for 2023. And let me go here, double check, we are live or not. Yes, I believe we are live. Okay, if you see me live, say hi in the chat. And yeah, I see YouTube is live. Anybody on LinkedIn, comment hi on the chat and tell me what's your name, where you're from, what you go for 2023. Let me confirm LinkedIn is live. And I should be able to see everyone's comment. Yes, we're live on LinkedIn as well. Awesome, okay, great. See, let me see Michelle, hello, hello, I'm LinkedIn. And so today we will cover free resume review. That's mainly for people who already attended masterclass. We prioritize these people. I also, people join me live on Zoom right now. And let me do a quick check-in to see who else is live with me. We have Joseph Raku Toyo and Hao and Cindy with me on Zoom. Toyo and Hao and Cindy with me on Zoom. Okay, let me see who else is here on LinkedIn, Yiling and Ryan, Michelle, your goals land a higher paying position. This is a great goal, I love this. Great, cool, let me see who else is on YouTube. Nandini, how are you? Xiaojun and you emailed me on CD already, awesome. Okay, great, cool, okay. So now let's get started. We have lots of people lined up already, awesome. So hi guys, this is Dr. Nia CD, a director product featured in Forbes that helped 100 people land their dream PM job offer in fan companies and unicorn startup and continue to get promoted as a product leader if you're interested in product management course and go to documentsv.com to learn more. We will have end to end training program for different packages, for different people in different stages of their career as well as from entry level to director product level. Okay, great. So now let's go through today's agenda.  So people know what to do, slides here. Okay, today we do live resume review. I'm gonna show you guys a specific information where you can send me your resume and how it works. Okay, so let's get started. And first of all, I do wanna show some inspiring story for our student, Kevin, because he's gonna inspire most of you guys to achieve your dream job offer because Kevin was just a software engineer, like some of you guys out there who are software engineer really hated their job because there's very limited customer interactions and he also felt like he loves product to really create something more meaningful for others. And now he became a product manager visa. He just started his new job. And guess what? He at visa as a product manager is getting paid higher than his software engineering job. So very, very exciting. I believe all of you guys can do the same as well. He took three strategies and number one, Kevin learned everything end to end by product management because to be frank, you cannot fake and tell you make it because you are getting fired for sure in your new job. Job market is already very competitive if full of late-op PMS. If you don't do well, people can easily replace you. So it's more important you guys to learn and to what is product management, especially for people who doesn't have PM experience. Second strategy he used is he actually created very comprehensive product portfolio for the jobs he applied for and demonstrate his skills. So people are just very impressed by his product portfolio and make it much easier for them to make decision regarding this is the right hire for the team. And finally, of course, he knew how to negotiate salary. We teach our students what the range of different levels and what's different company, what he should expect and what to talk about. So once you ace the interview, we know how well what's the best way to push your salary to next level. He's even getting paid higher than a software engineer in visa is very exciting. I believe all of you guys can do the same as well. So that's why step number one to achieve the goal like Kevin is to directly do your resume correctly. Okay, so now let's go through the process of how to get free resume review for people who is already in Zoom. I believe you already reached out to my team. So here's what you do. Okay, so everyone email your resume to my email right now Nancy at docnancy.com. Okay, let me make sure people can see the screen. Okay, email and Nancy docnancy.com. And if you emailed it earlier, my team will send you Zoom information so you can join me on Zoom as well. We do have like eight people on Zoom right now. But right now I went on Zoom and including people live with us on social directly email me right now, Nancy docnancy.com. The email title should be resume review and tell me when did you register the masterclass? For example, resume review, registering masterclass on October 10th, whatever different things out there. The reason is, we part has people registering masterclass because over there will teach you how would you use a part of portfolio to manage up? Before you have your part of portfolio you must have your resume ready. So that's why we give you free resume review before we go into my live masterclass. So what is my live masterclass? Straight forward. Then I was like how, learn how to create a key to put up portfolio in two weeks or laundry job offer during recession even if you reject it again and again. This is for people who have no pain experience or with people already have experience who want to jump to the next level, okay? So just go to my website, docnancy.com slash masterclass which looks like this one side. I'm gonna just share my screen so you guys know what I'm talking about. Don't send me some random email and referring to the wrong event, okay? So this one, go to docnancy.com slash masterclass or you directly just go to docnancy.com which is the homepage, okay? And then which has a button leading you to this page. Whoever registered you must tell me what day you registered and then if you already emailed my team she should already send you the zoning which is why we already have eight people here. These eight people get priorities, okay? But you still need to email me your link, okay? Email me a resume right now so now I can put it up, date and same thing people who are on social, you do the same thing, email me and with the date you registered and then I pull people up, okay? So let me also put the information on YouTube and LinkedIn, let me pause right here, okay? So you got everything, you're ready so let me also again the email again so people have it, tell me the dates and also here's my email. Only email me when I'm live, please and when I'm not live you need to email my team at info.pm at Thursday, oh, you can take a screenshot so we have both emails, okay? Nancy docnancy.com when live and when not live go here, okay? Now let's go to live resume review, let me do this. Let me pull up. We only have one hour to go through free resume review that's why we wanna finish our prioritize audience. Let me do this. Joseph, when did you register for master class? You didn't say when, give me a date. I believe it was October 5th or 6th. Okay, great, cool, let me bring up. Everyone needs to do the right email, okay? So I have a resume here. So Joseph, give me an overview of your background. Tell me about yourself. Yeah, so hi, I'm Joseph Reed. I have two years of experience building and launching products. I spearheaded a full stack revamp of my firm's top performing e-commerce storefront. We were able to reduce downtime by 90%, improve page load speed from 14 seconds down to just two seconds and beef up our site security. The success of this project led to our firm implementing these changes on all of our other clients in just the next month. Now I'm looking for a product manager position that will push my boundaries and where I can continue to create user-centric products that make a real difference. Awesome, I love this. Okay, so question, are you a PMA students? One machine has your same last name, is it you? No, it isn't, but I do follow the program very closely. Okay, cool, so let me review your resume very quickly. Can you guys see my screen? Great, cool. Okay, now let me see. I'm not sure if she's in the strategy mode. The two comprehensive website. I don't see, I don't see rose responsibilities as more PM focused. I like those are achievements. You need to separate achievement and your rose responsibilities in achieving your achievement. I am not seeing things regarding how you create this product. For example, contact voice or customer interviews, design go-to-market strategy, or road requirements and road map, everything is not there. This is significantly missing how you achieve those achievements. Okay, you design this and how you do it, it's not clear. You need to rewrite this completely, but I do like the achievements. Okay, so this one, deliver normal, this is action, so good. You are missing the responsibilities I was looking for. So for example, this one, we don't even need the sentence. The first one, we don't need the sentence at all. I would like to see more things like this, like requirement, MEP, if you talk to customers, you say you have done voice or customer interviews. Rounding data is fine, but you should talk about, what example I've realized this in terms of driving product insight and proposed product features by analyzing different kind of trading patterns using SQL and Python, and like through data, but you achieve any kind of product, feature recommendations, enhancement, those are more product focus. What you have right now, I don't know why you put the PM title, but without talking about exactly what you did. Okay, same thing as this. Even if it's a long time ago, I will still talk about cross-functioning is very good. If you have done anything related, let's say you run analysis, and then the analysis is leading to any kind of product enhancement, you talk about like, suggest the product change, product roadmap changes based on ABCD data you have analyzed. So there are many different ways to talk about your PM experience. I think this is the main thing that's missing. Okay, cool. All right, so let me pull the next one. But in general, I like the layout of the job itself, the resume itself is very good. I like it. So now let's move to the next one. Oh, let me put on the zoom as well. Nancy at drnancylead.com, you can email me your resume and also the date you registered in masterclass. Okay. So let me do this. Let me pull the next one. Let's see if another email is, let me bring up the rice. This one. Okay. Let me share the right, right tab. Oh, wait. Cool. Let me see one sec. I have one more thing. I have this. Okay, great. Cool. All right, so how will I see your masterclass? The fours. It's me. How are you? Can you tell me about yourself? Tell me something about yourself. Yeah, hi. My name is Daniel and it's hallway. Can you turn your camera if possible? If not, it's fine. I leave it to you. Oh, it's okay. Wait a second. Hi, can you hear me? Yeah, tell me about yourself. Hello. Okay. My name is hallway and you can call me Daniel. I'm a versatile and passionate information systems graduate student. For the past three years, I have held multiple leadership positions, such as serving as the CEO of a startup in an entrepreneurship program. I was responsible for team coordination, product development and US research and design. So I have strong skills in that. My passion is to create innovative product or service through technology to help people life better. I have designed an application to enable customers to self-check out just with their mobile in grocery stores. So it's a good experience with this strong background in computer science, entrepreneurship and US research. I'm seeking a position with a fast pass and US centric company. Yeah, so that's all. Your 30 seconds elevator pitch can be improved. Today, let's work on resume first. Let me show you. Sure. Using the script, yours has less impact. The impact is missing. Let me show you this one. Okay. To my YouTube channel, where's my elevator pitch? This one. The third most watch YouTube video and impact. This one. Okay, let me put in the chat. Tell me about yourself. Let me put in a chat for everybody. Yours is not showing your impact in your pitch. That should be improved. Let me put in the chat so everyone has it. Where is my, how to do, don't chat like that. Don't chat messages. It's a bar, it's missing. So now, yeah. Right here, put it here. Let me also put it on LinkedIn as well, YouTube. So Kiko has it. Awesome. Okay, so now let's do resume review. Definitely. Right here, put it in this tab. Here resume review. Okay, right here. Now let me show you. Are you looking for PM job? Or are you looking for PM job or any job? I'm looking for PM job and also UX engineering like this job, yeah. Okay, you need to have two different resumes for different type of jobs. Okay. This is for PM job, right? At least it's more kind of general resume, yeah. I will separate to PM job resume and UX research kind. It's confusing. It's confusing what you're looking for. Assuming this for PM, okay, it's for PM. I would just change professional experience, just make it experience in general and move the product management experience above this one because it's more related to PM. And then even your project experience is all under experience. So that we don't separate professional or leadership project. This is all experience. So now what you did in Taiwan, usually we like people with entrepreneurial experience. This is great. I want you to say more regarding GTMs. For example, right now, I think you have something related to roadmap. This is great. You did some MVP stuff. We want to see more strategy type of work. For example, did you go to market strategy? Or part strategy, design part of vision and those are important things as a CEO, which you didn't describe here. So they will definitely ask you to understand what's going on, why you don't have it. Okay, and you add those back here. But usually startup CEOs you can do it. You actually did everything. It's very similar to PM, but you need to write it here. That's the main thing. Now, let me see your past experience here. Dada, either interview, Dada, Dada prototype. I prefer only this one's read to PM. Okay, this one. And I prefer you use other things. For example, when you create a gather feedback, right? So this is voice-accompaniment interview and this need to be rewritten. If you create user journey map, you can talk about create an interim customer journey map to drive user adoptions and revenue growth and a lot of things like this. You can say your price, but you're missing other stuff. You're missing lots of stuff. I would save space dealing in this one. It's not as important. At least admin intern, I don't think it has anything to do with PM, but you use the space talk more regarding things related to PM. For example, design, create MEP and create a mock-up to receive customer impact, customer feedback and know and create and leading to what kind of different kind of product roadmap enhancement and those are missing. Okay. I also want to put all the skills down below and you only talk about experience and here. I will put skills down below and you can keep education up front if you want to. So I can merge it to the project and experience merged together and pull out on the upside. Yeah, move it higher. Yeah. There are experiences anyway. Cool. Okay, great. No problem. Let me see next one. Based on sequence. Panty, we reviewed your resume before, right? Yeah, so we had the basic idea about the resume but we did not go through the change resume for me. Okay, let me see. You're one of our students in PMAs and then people can see what the right resume should look like part of our program. Okay, so let's see. Tagging department manager, what have you changed since last time we talked? So since the last time, there were some pointers which was at the top like collaborated with developers which you asked me to bring it down and more pointers like conducted voice of customer interview and stuff like that to bring up because that makes more sense to a recruiter. Yeah. Cool, crowd requirement, documentation, A-B testing and implementation. That are the great one page resumes. This is great. Some of this, this is not necessary but if you have it, no problem because you have space. If around a space, I would do this one. It's just not necessary. But you do have everything but if you have done anything regarding GTM, I'm gonna replace this one with GTM sentence. Okay, but you have different roadmap, user stories, A-B testing, KPI, the rest is great. I just wanna see more strategy work, right? In terms of GTM go-to-market strategy or part of strategy and if we can write one sentence and replace this one with strategy work, it will be fine. Okay, so now you know, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Do not highlight the tools. Doesn't matter the tools you use. Whatever data curious unless the job asks you to use those tools, you can highlight for those. We don't need highlighters if they're distracting. Mm-hmm. From the roadmap, you have another roadmap, so many complex. Again, strategy, I wanna see more strategy. Normal sentence about strategy. City, the team of so many people, IOT direction, which is data finding. Again, why you both the wrong thing? I wouldn't vote this one visualization and I would rather to use like, I would rather vote IOT. I think you both the wrong thing. I think you both the wrong thing against stakeholder development, information coming in against your, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. For a friend, the rest is good. So you can do not vote at all. If you vote, you had to vote to write keywords or just don't vote. Because if you vote, we just only read the keywords. Okay, high level, right? So like, who cares about intuitive website? It's no, I'd rather vote IOT and stuff. Okay, the rest, the rest is good. Okay. And the product skills that I have added, do you think I should add anything more to that? Again, GTM, all the strategies you're missing. You're missing all the strategies, the rest is good. Got you, okay. Yeah, just only missing strategies, but it's good, you're very close. Can we practice a 30 second elevator pitch? Yes, tell me a pitch. So hello, my name is Pankti and I have three years of experience developing and launching technology products in automation space. At Bell Canada, which is the largest telecommunication company in Canada, I was a product lead where I led a team of eight to launch Bell TV's first enterprise multi-channel automation platform that is a one-stop shop where user can manage all their channels and services. This improves 85% of the video delivery time and enhanced operational efficiency by 50%. I was also a team lead at a startup company where I launched an award-winning IOT-based product that detected harmful gases in atmosphere. This received the Best Innovation Award for the Best Product Development Initiative taken towards environment by Surat Municipal Corporation. Currently, I'm looking for a TPM or a PM role in your company with an automation team to create amazing products that impact day-to-day life of customers while contributing towards companies' objective. Very good, okay. Only one thing you change. You say whatever channels, call TV channels. All the channels, you say TV channels. Okay. Channels means different things to different people. You have to say whatever channel optimization, multi-channel optimization, I was so confused. Multi-TV channel optimization. Oh, okay, immediately. So anytime you say channel, we say TV channel. The rest is good. Very good. I like it. By the way, I think the existing resume you showed me is good enough for some meta-RPM. Even you don't have the strategy because for RPM, you don't like the less requirement for strategy work. They're more analytics-based. So which you already need the qualification for what they have. Okay, good. Cool, all right. Good job. Good job, good job. Let me go to the next one. Let me, let me, hold on, hold on. Let me pick people who is on the call. I first, because you're already in the call. Ali, is Ali in the call? On the call right now? On Zoom? No, no, no. Let me pick someone on the call first. Sanjay, let me see if I have your resume or not. One sec. Oh, I have yours. I think I have yours. Okay, Sanjay, I got you. Let me go through yours first. Okay, Sanjay, can you tell me about yourself? Sure, let me just put myself on video. There we go. Yeah, so hi everyone, hi Nancy. So I'm Sanjay Dougal. I'm a seasoned product owner with an extensive background spanning regulatory compliance, financial software development and agile project management. So at service credit union where I currently work, I took the helm of launching a customer-centric dashboard that improved our frontline staff's ability to handle credit card inquiries through cross-functional collaboration. We saw a 20% drop in resolution times and elevated our first call resolution by 15%. The dashboard wasn't just about tech. It was a strategic move towards a more efficient customer-first approach than that is a blend of tech and strategy that strive for. My proudest professional moment would be integration of eight crucial regulatory compliance features into our antimony laundering software. Under my leadership, our team not only ensured ongoing compliance, but saved the company half a million dollars in potential costs. That wasn't just a matter of knowing regulation was about translating them into actionable, efficient and impactful product features. What truly excites me about product management is the intersection of technology, user needs and business strategy. I've also honed my skills at prestigious institutions like the Colleagues School of Management ensuring I stay at the forefront of product strategy. What has taught me the most about the future of product management is the rise of Web3 products. To that end, I've proactively equipped myself in the course in blockchain product management where I delve deeper into designing blockchain-powered features. This course was led by a director of MasterCard who taught me the nuances of centralized technologies and shaped my understanding of how to release impactful Web3 products in a rapidly evolving landscape. I'm here today not just as a candidate, but as someone passionate about creating products that bridge user needs with business goals and meagre to bring my unique blend of compliance understanding, product innovation and strategic leadership. I like it, but it's too long. Okay, we don't have time to review the pitch today. You check my YouTube channel, we will see the condensed version, what would you say? The reason is, some day you already have many, many years of experience. You're not competing with Panty, just three years of experience, you're competing with me. Okay, my pitch is shorter, more concise and also more impactful. So it's the tier, the requirement is different. So therefore I want you to make it shorter and more concise and sharp. But we don't have time to go through today. Let's focus on your resume. Let me do this. I see that two pages resume, good job. For people with many years of experience, two pages should be plenty, two is good. In... So you have, so basically two projects, one under one company, honestly. That's right, correct. Hmm. Hmm. Your pitch and your resume doesn't align, that's a problem.  Your resume doesn't reflect that, that's the biggest problem.  Yeah, a lot of my experiences in the AML regulatory landscape. Yeah. You're more compliance, but your real product experience is two years, but your pitch makes it sounds different. It doesn't align, that's a problem. Okay. And that will just lead to discrepancy regarding what's going on. Like Panty's pitch and also her resume matches very well. It is, so let's assume, just ignore your pitch and confuse me. Let's just assume this is a PM job resume. Fabrication is fine, this is fine. In depth is the research. I will change it to voice-to-custom interview. And this sentence is too long. Four sentences, four lines. We need to cut it much shorter. For example, we can say, conduct a voice-to-custom interview. Two, understand whatever requirement offline. Two, understand online, whatever ABCD requirements, create user or you split into half. This is second bullet point. User stories and acceptance criteria we can make into a separate bullet point. And then that's more clear. The first one is voice-to-custom interview. The second one is create user stories, acceptance criteria and things like this. And then doing collaboration. This is fine and another project. I personally like to combine two projects into one. Only talk about, you can talk about the impact for each of those achievements, for each of project, basically you launch two. And then after you talk about the impact of each product, I would just directly go into what exactly your roles responsibilities. Because right here, the first one, the first one is well-written. Now your second one doesn't have everything we're looking for for PM, such as I want, you have lots of, this is a program manager job. Basically, your description for second one sounds like program manager job. Doesn't have everything looking for the first one. I'd rather you don't separate these two, you just make them as achievements. So tell them that you launch two different product with this impact for product number one, just for impact for product number two, and use more PM driven methodology instead of making this one a program management role. Now, for this one and same thing, if you have done lots of things regarding compliance, I was directly, I will emphasize less about compliance. I will talk more regarding understand the needs and desire of end users, in this case, could be whatever, compliance like the government or compliance officer in different departments. And then turn them into the right product features and roadmap that leading them to follow the compliance, something like that. I'll rewrite your experience differently. And that's in general what's going on with your, the entire, I see something that is this inconsistency with your packaging does most, does the biggest problem. And then this is a project program manager type of style. Let's focus more on product management type of style. So when you repackage your past experience, okay, or people just, just like talking about different things, that's the biggest confusion I had. Okay, cool. Let me ping someone else. Who is Google Pixel 7 on my Zoom? Please change to your real name or I'm gonna remove you. So who else is here? Sanjay, Tony and Cindy. I will give this person Google Pixel 7. I give you one minute to change your name or you'll be removed. Okay, so let me see. Tony, I don't see your resume. Oh, Cindy, I saw yours. Let me bring up yours. Let me do this. Massive signs, da, da, da. School, school, graduating next year. AI, AI, product solution, architect, intern. Uh, uh, hold on, hold on. Let me read the whole thing. Huh. Why is so much irrelevant information? Okay, significantly, it's going to do, okay, Cindy. This has nothing to do with product. Can you delete this? Yeah, for sure. You have many part management internship experience, but you didn't write it well. It's just missing. Revamp, roadmap, agile team. Can you talk more regarding doing customer interviews? Assuming your part manager should have done customer interviews, understand insight, turn them into engineering-facing requirement. All of this is missing. You are wasting lots of time and space talking about it. You have done so much, right? But nothing on your resume is having a full scope of what part managers is doing. So that's Reflex. And to be frank, another Reflex is the combination of whole packaging is very off. You did everything in China. You're looking for a job in the US. Now people are, oh, she did something in China, but everything is not complete. It is not like two sentences in the same age what she did, it's a real effect.  This happens many times. People even buy internship doing rent. They only did two things, only had two lines what she did there. Ah, you know, so seriously, that's behind the scenes what's going on. They don't tell you. Just, they're thinking about this way. Okay, so, and this is irrelevant and take the space out and then spend more time talking about what exactly you did. Okay, everything you did in China will get discounted back in the US. Okay, so essentially, should I just delete like the actual curriculars and then only write like product management experience and then expand every bullet point to like three or four or even like two lines, stuff like that? Yeah. Okay, cool. Okay, so now, let me paint the next one. Toe In, I didn't see your resume in my inbox. You're not getting resume review, am I right? I don't wanna miss you because you're on my Zoom link. And... Did I send in my resume to you twice now? You send or not send? Send. Is your email, your name on your email is Toe In? Yeah. When did you send? Right now? During the line. I know. Yeah, right now. Maybe in my spam folder. The name of my resume is Toe In. Why don't you put your email in the Zoom chat right now? Let me search. Okay, let me do a live search. I don't see it. Oh, that's a very different name. I found it. You put a different name. Your Zoom name and this name are different. Wow. It's very different. Right here. Okay. Yes. Da, da, da, da, da, da. And specialist. Ah, you have different problems and bigger problems to do. Okay, number one thing. You need a product portfolio. You need to create a product portfolio and make it the top of your experience because what you did in the past is not product focused. At all, it is how you write your resume. And second, you need to learn product management into and first before you can make sense of how much your past experience can become a PM. I have a CPA, it's become a PM. Literally other arts, people doing art become PM. Any different types of people become a PM. And then they can talk about the past experience that's transferable to PM in their own terms because they know what is PM first. Right now, I don't think you know what does PM doing in real life day to day, not just watching 15 minutes video to make it fun.  Okay, you need to do like in-depth understanding of what is product manager and what is product management? What does product manager do? What is how to write a requirement? Different things. What is go-to-market strategy? What does this even mean? What is product vision? Okay, you need to learn those first and then you'll know how much your past experience related to PM. And then you can rewrite your resume completely. This resume cannot land a PM job at all. Okay, and then you also need to create a product portfolio that's related to your past experience. So you master those experience first before you can write anything. Lots of my students, they transition to PM because they know what it's about before they can start repackaging. You're missing the foundation. There's no way we can repackage for you because you don't even understand it. Okay. Now, let me go to next one. Shibi, have you sent me a resume? Or use a different name. If so, you still use this name. Yep. Where is it? You use Shibi as a name? I don't see it. It's either Shibi or Ziwei. Put your email in the Zoom chat. I couldn't find it. Now let me search it. Okay. It's without following the instructions. Let me, at the same time, when you find our email, let me show instructions for people who ran late right here. So here is an instruction. What's an instruction? So here is how to get free live resume review. And join me on Zoom or LinkedIn as well. We go through Zoom people first before we go through others. Okay. So when I'm not live, go to info.pmxr.io. When I'm live, email me this one, nancy.nancy.com so that I can pull up your resume. And then we prioritize people who already registered for masterclass. You just need to, what is masterclass? This one, okay. Which is also on my website. And in your email, you must tell me when did you register for your masterclass? And email title should be free resume review, registered masterclass on October 3rd, October 10th, whatever you wanna say. Okay. The reason is our masterclass teacher part of portfolio how to write and what tools to use, what element goes into part of portfolio.  That's why we offer free resume review for our masterclass attendees. So that's why it's very important.  Of course, whenever we have extra time, we review it for other people who is with me live on different social channels. Okay. But everyone can email me, but I need to make it very clear to follow instructions. So I'm putting, pull up the right email address. And who else is here today was because some of you guys will ever already attend a masterclass who sent you an email address with my team. My team give you the zoom link. That's why I can say that I have people with me on Zoom today. Okay. So this is a masterclass you can go to docnancy.com slash masterclass or you go to docnancy.com. Okay. Home page docnancy.com right here. Then you can click the first button, go to the next one. Now, let me, oh, the subject. Let me pull up your resume. One sec. Don't see it. You put your email and what's your email? Let me search. She be, let me search. Why don't get that? Maybe it's fast. Nope. Let me show you why. Okay. Search. Doesn't exist in my inbox. Email spam. We see me wrong email. I don't know. So time is very tight. Let me move on to the next one. Okay. And I search that exists. I don't know. Okay. So let me choose. So we review everyone on Zoom. I believe we got everyone on Zoom. So let me, let me go through people who submit through social based on time sequence. Oh, Addy, you register for our masterclass today. October 11th. Perfect. We'll review this before we come to our masterclass. You have everything right here. Okay. Move this towards the end. Scale certification. Move towards the end. It's not as important as your experience. Eastern marketing intern. Are you looking for PM job? From management intern. Re-design. Is a PM intern or marketing intern? Sounds like marketing intern. The roles responsibility is marketing intern. The title is PM intern. I think something's very wrong. And you did everything in China which is also reflect. You went to such a great school in the US and you did everything in China. I will focus on getting a job here in the US. Even start-ups better than what you did back in China. To be frank. Okay. So here's the problem. Why, why do marketing? I'm so confused about this resume. So the marketing communication. So we did something in marketing intern. Okay. So if you did marketing intern, it's okay. But usually when people do marketing they were going to do value proposition of your product. Understand the customer segmentation of your users and create the go-to-market strategy for your product to hit more customers, right? So that's as a marketing intern you should have written the examples I just gave you on your resume instead of telling me something that's SEO and the stuff. I don't wanna see this. AB testing is good. But you have done other things related to PM but you didn't put on your resume. So therefore it's okay in traditional marketing, whatever but the parts you talk about GTM different things is missing significantly because sounds like you have done that but you didn't do it. You didn't write on your resume. So kill some of these and adding the keywords and responsibilities as I said earlier but something to do with AB testing. Okay. So now the biggest problem was what you did here is you did internship in China and then description is off. If PM internship in China oh, that's what people do in China. So PM internship will do like cross functionally that's fine and you launch something which is, it sounds like so much. This is so marketing. And I would say differently pretty the go-to-market strategy and product vision to reach 50% more customers, da-da-da-da-da-da you can write it differently. Okay. So this is just and again do SEO again as a product manager intern which is completely very off at least in the US we don't know what people doing in China but looks like all the Chinese people do in China and call themselves PM you're definitely damaging the entire reputation of what real PM is doing. Okay. So same thing, change everything. The rest is same. Same thing. You're putting all marketing stuff and calling the PM. So here's what I recommend everyone to do. Okay. It looks like people are missing the foundation what's product management? What keywords to focus on? You need to learn what is the PM first. So go to my YouTube channel right now. Okay. There are entry-level product management courses out right here we'll talk about different entry-level skills how to become PM with no experience like different things, tools you can use create product portfolio different things regarding PM skills you need to have differences between like what does PM do different differences between product owner, product managers everything's here. Watch this playlist and understand the basics before you just randomly put something on your resume that's irrelevant. Okay. Cool. Let me pull the next one. Alex. Alex Sandro And again, your email didn't follow the information shared with you earlier. I want to hear when did you register for masterclass because prior has these people we have extra time more than happy to review your resume. Okay. NatV you registered for two days from now let me read your resume. Okay. NatV let me do this quickly. NatV you said the little bit of a data-driven product SME and then taken from manager like data product and we're this resume to be rewritten why on earth is there is no year? Which year? Which September 21th? Oh, that means that. Oh, can you do 2027, 2029? The year is mixed by dates. So weird. Okay. Change how you write year out there. And so now this resume need to be completely rewritten and it's so awkward. Technical product manager and your lead data PM. Great title. Wow. What you did down below doesn't match your title as whatever the PM different things. What you should have written is you have a lead PM where is the product strategy? I don't see product strategy. You talked about this increased revenue is fine but you're missing lots of important product strategies go to market strategy and you did in the past a managed relationship with these people such a program manager work. Yeah, this will be rewritten completely. It's like it doesn't accept the title as product down below it sounds a program manager. Does this comprehensive product strategy contact market research for Australia initiate the letter of flagship with the letter is the way how you wrote is so wrong. You should have separate bullet point regarding creative product strategy of ABCD product to enhance ABCD things achieve ABCD like achievement. Okay. Just the entire the structure of your content is very awkward. Okay. Please rewrite your resume based on what I said earlier show all your important keywords what the real lead PM is doing and remove other things that looks like looks like program manager stuff. Okay. Cool. Let me go to the next one. Retroja same thing. Your email doesn't even have a title and you didn't follow the requirement when I asked you to send me email. So same thing as read those Tina. You didn't follow the examples. I asked you either. Okay. Great. Cool. I believe I reviewed all the resumes who sent it to me ahead of time. Cool. I think it's a job. Joe, are you inside of PMA? If you are inside of PMA I believe use the wrong link to join my zoom link. Okay. So you should directly if you're already I think I'm already my students you can directly reach out to us to do one one resume review with our resume writer directly especially you use the wrong link. So you're not on my zoom call right now even if I got your email. Okay. That's what's going on. Cool. Let me let me answer some quick questions on social cool and we reviewed all the resumes pre-select all the resumes except people who didn't have an email title when they emailed me that resume that's very rude. Okay. Refuse reviews those emails. Sarisha, thank you for sessions. Very informative. Great. Thank you. There's a question. A neo meet. I have zero work experience part of management that have taken some certification courses part of management. Hopefully I can get an entry level resume for at least a start. Getting certification is definitely not enough. You must be able to put up a photo certification yet. You can pay a cheap certification. Certification means nothing. Seriously. Yeah. Let's say what is the company like $300? You can do a video course and give you certification already. What should video course make you qualify for PM? They got to test your real life experience to tell you. Okay. So tell me how did you write requirement? What's the five different kind of requirements? What are the differences? You don't even know the basics. Okay. So build a portfolio to demonstrate you do have the skills. That's the best way to do it. So now in my masterclass, I tell people we'll have more. How to write your product? How to build your product portfolio? Let me share it here. I believe I'm sharing this. Yes. So here go to darknancy.com. Go to my homepage and slash masterclass or directly go to darknancy.com. And there's a button take you to the link where we talk more regarding product portfolio.  I'm serious. Okay. Cool. Let me see. YouTube. Net theme. Go for $20.23. Blend the PM, drop a great product company where your own internal product lines. This is great. This is great. Sarah. Adi. Yes. I got your email already. Xiaojun. I didn't see... Are you on our Zoom link? I think you used the wrong Zoom link, by the way. And Nandini, where can you... When you say constructive, would you like to be restructured resume? How would you like me to restructure? I showed you examples already. Okay. Your resume has like lead PM titles, different things, but you don't talk about what lead PM needs to be doing. Sounds like program manager talk about you launch something, but you didn't talk about what exactly you did, such as create a go-to-market strategy to grow the revenue from $1,000 to $1 billion, something like that. So how you talk about it, it's very different. Okay. Cool. Okay. Great. So we finished all the links of the resume review. Awesome. And answer all the questions in the social chat. Awesome. Okay. Great, guys. Got to see you next time. Make sure to... You find this review very helpful. Make sure to like this video and also share this video with any aspiring cloud manager. We have lots of free training on our YouTube video as well. Awesome. And make sure to tag me when you share. And looking forward to see all of you guys in my live master class coming up. And also everybody, best of luck with upcoming interviews. I know right now it's a primary recruiting season. Google just opened the APM applications two days ago. So everyone needs to be fast applying for the straps because the opportunity literally run out very quickly. Okay. Awesome. Nice meeting you guys. Got to see you in my next live, like I share this video with others. Great talks and see you guys. Bye.


Okay, so let's try another one of these that says calculate the degree of unsaturation in the following formula for DDT. It's C14H9Cl topic. Okay, so what's the first thing we want to do here? See the CLs. Okay, so we got CLs there, we got five of them, what are we going to do? We're going to add the five to the hydrogen. So the hydrogens, right? So that means the new formula or the new base formula is going to be what? E14H14. Okay, so is that formula of a saturated hydrocarbon? No. No, not even close, right? So what do we need to use in order to do that? We use the formula. Which is? CnH2n plus 2. Okay, and so what would the formula be if it were saturated? C14. What? H? H14 times 2. 2 times 14 is 2. Which is what? H would be 30. 30, right? Okay, so what are we going to do now? Subtract the C. Very good, yes. So subtract C14H14 from that. Okay, and remember C is always cancelled out. So how many H's do we have now? 16. 16. So how many units does that translate to? We have eight degrees. Yeah, eight degrees or eight units. That's that integration. I think that's all it asks us, huh? Mm-hmm. But that's a good one. Good job.