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I think this is such a bonkers idea on so many levels 1. It shows us up as weak - we achieve something as a country and we all get on the p*ss and can't be bothered working - what happened to 'what's next' - it's not how winners behave, celebrate yes but train the next day... 2. The pubs will be full anyway, regardless of the next day 3. Not everyone likes football 4. We didn't have (and I don't remember loads of calls for) a bank holiday for the women winning the euros 5. As above for the Cricketers winning the world cup 6. What about other sports or major achievements - we very often punch above our weight in the Olympics - say we finish 3rd in the medals table (which would be a far bigger achievement) do we have another random day off 7. It's too hard to implement at too short notice and won't be a bank holiday for the vast majority 8. What about everyone with a hospital / doctors / dentist etc appointment on Monday - they get cancelled because those workers absolutely should be treated to the treat - retail AND hospitality won't be able to rejig rosters and will have to foot the bill for 'bank holiday' pay 9. Let's not even mention the direct correlation to 'on the p*ss' and the rise in domestic violence Bonkers!

7 Groundbreaking innovations from 🇮🇳 India, for the world: 1. Digital Payments Revolution: #UPI or United Payments Interface has made bank-to-bank payments swift, seamless and accessible to billions! 2. Aadhar: the world's largest biometric ID system with over a billion enrolled. #Aadhaar's success has made it a model for many countries looking to establish a biometric-based national ID system. 3. RLV (Reusable Launch Vehicle): #ISRO has recently made significant progress with the RLV project. On April 2, 2023, they successfully tested the RLV's ability to land autonomously which brings us one step closer to developing spacecraft that can be used for multiple missions. 4. Supercomputers: India's supercomputing prowess was highlighted with the development of 'Pratyush' and 'Mihir', among the fastest #supercomputers in the world. 5. Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC): An initiative likened to UPI for the e-commerce space, #ONDC aims to bring billions of local shops online and is expected to generate 3 billion orders per month. 6. Shakti Microprocessor: Developed by students at IIT Madras, this is India's first indigenous #microprocessor. It's a testament to India's growing capabilities in semiconductor design. 7. NavIC: The Navigation with Indian Constellation #NavIC is an independent regional navigation satellite system developed by ISRO. Designed to provide accurate position information services to users in India and surrounding regions. Going through these achievements (and I have missed out on quite a few), I feel proud to be a small part of such a big revolution. I'm constantly inspired by #India's technological innovations and their global impact. These achievements not only showcase the brilliance and determination of our nation but also underline the immense potential and talent we have. On this Independence Day, let's celebrate the spirit of innovation and the boundless possibilities that lie ahead. Here's to a nation that's not just making strides but setting global benchmarks. 🇮🇳✨ #IndependenceDay #InnovationFromIndia #ProudIndian

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I have known Chris, virtually that is, for about 5 years now. He and I disagree and agree on a lot of things--that is ok. This post is on target. I have had many conversations over the past month about certifications and veterans, especially the darn PMP. I will continue to dispel this myth that veterans have to get certifications to be a viable candidate in the workforce. This is the farthest from the truth. Experience solving challenges is what gets you hired in the workforce. How many of you are on the left side of this picture. Chasing each and every cert like a gold badge from Pokemon? How many of you are on the right side? Employers have a real problem in the civilian world right now and that is a workforce that for the most part does not have the skills needed to be successful in the future. Skills like--Analytics, programming, Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning, Process improvement, Technology design, Business Process Reengineering, Cyber, etc. Focus on getting experience and education in those skills and you make yourself marketable. If I could get up in front of veterans today I would tell them the heck with the PMP, PHR, etc etc. Take a course in Business Analytics. Most colleges offer a year long course in it, it is covered by GI Bill and will make you marketable. Always willing to chat with anyone on this topic.