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[minhajnazeer]

How to Use Critical Thinking to Make Better Decisions at Work ?

Critical Thinking Skills for Businesses and Managers

Critical thinking skills are an invaluable asset in today’s complex and competitive business environment, providing individuals with the means to assess situations intelligently and identify an ideal system that ensures organizational success.

Critical Thinking in Management

Critical Thinking skills are at the core of effective decision-making and strategic leadership in management. Critical Thinking involves more than simply responding to real-time situations as they unfold or dealing with past ones after they have already occurred; rather, it also means getting to the source of any issues using logic, clarity, and an ordered method of analysis.

Critical Thinking equips managers with the ability to successfully navigate an ever-evolving business environment of complexity, competition, and change by objectively evaluating all available options; anticipating challenges before they occur; and making adjustments that meet long-term business objectives.

Critical Thinking in management comprises five mental operations related to human reasoning: analysis, evaluation, inference interpretation and creative thinking skills. These abilities enable managers to detect unstated assumptions, deconstruct complex information, assess risks and extract meaningful data sets for analysis.

Reaching effective conclusions requires going beyond surface level information while being critical and uncovering hidden dimensions that would otherwise remain concealed.

Critical Thinking Is Essential for Project Success

Project management is an intricate discipline with many moving parts. Success does not depend solely on technical knowledge and scheduling tools – we need successful project managers with critical thinking abilities who can make well-informed decisions, resolve complex problems efficiently, lead teams efficiently, and oversee projects from their home bases with authority and confidence.

Critical Thinking is at the core of project manager success, applying cognitive abilities in unfamiliar and unpredictable settings to reach optimal decisions and solutions to your problems while leading your team with less confusion and more focus.

At its core, any project begins as an idea in your mind that needs to be manifested into reality. To do this, a series of steps must be undertaken: setting specific and measurable goals, developing a project plan, estimating budget estimates, compiling stakeholder lists and creating appropriate teams etc.

Critical Thinking is of utmost importance when starting with such stringent restrictions, and project managers must understand, describe, question and anticipate any possible problems as early as possible in the lifecycle of any given project.

Critical thinkers carefully consider every element of a project to ensure its goals align with company goals rather than simply following instructions given them.

Project managers frequently encounter unexpected barriers during project implementation that need immediate resolution, including shifting priorities, technical issues, financial restrictions or team disputes.

Critical Thinking plays an essential part in project management decisions; without it, managers often make quick judgments without fully considering all perspectives first. Project managers who possess this skill tend to make more sound decisions.

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As part of such decisions, an analysis must take into account market trends, competitor activities, company policies and financial information. Without careful critical thinking skills and consideration of all possible angles and perspectives involved in such assessments, assessments may only superficially assess or be biased, leading to issues further down the road or missing opportunities altogether.

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Managers who continue to hone their skills are better able to adapt quickly to today’s work environment, set an excellent example for their staff members and ensure consistent results at all times.

Enhancing project management skills through critical thinking

Project managers can develop critical thinking abilities through employing various strategies: Observation: Gaining an understanding of project dynamics while meeting all stakeholders’ needs. Analysis: Leverage project metrics to collect useful decision-making data.

Inference: Information available enables the identification of logical conclusions. Plotting out issues encountered during projects and seeking solutions. Decision-Making: Selecting the most desirable alternative available.

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Saw someone talking about how they felt with tills actions and decided to give my opinions too, I'm just sad.

Like the mv music video, all the yes men he's around, his manager, dubai, Russia, trump, he's just ... I don't know the word for it but this Till isn't the same Till from let's say, back in 2001. Although I personally don't believe that he is ruining rammstein atm, as I've been seeing people say that.

I think he can be a great person with a creative outlook and such, but I fear he's in some weird state atm, tho I don't think this is necessarily the "end" of Till or Rammstein, I guess we will just have to see!

Hi 👋🏻

I think feeling this way is completely legitimate, especially when the matter feels personal. I can see that there is a great need to talk about it, as it is really burdening some people.

Regarding the fact that Till is no longer the same as, for example, in 2001: People change - through their own goals, preferences, the things they see and experience, and external influences. Richard is also no longer the same person he was in 2001, and honestly, neither am I. In general, it’s only natural that a person evolves over the course of 24 years.

However, one cannot simply throw everything overboard that makes them who they are - their creativity, character traits, certain worldviews. Many things are deeply ingrained. But how one presents themselves and expresses their thoughts can change significantly, and, to put it objectively, that change is very much apparent in Till.

Something that came to mind today while talking to my mother about this - it feels as if the depth, the complexity has been lost. In early Rammstein works, and in Till’s lyrics in general, there was a lot of playful flirting with darkness, the provocative, the forbidden - you wondered “Does he really mean this? Or is it a delicate dance on the poetic razor’s edge?”

And that… is now missing.

His behavior, his solo project, his actions seem blatant, lacking nuance, straightforward, without hidden messages, just shock after shock. And while I don’t think he is ruining Rammstein, he is probably not doing himself any favors. But that’s something he has to deal with on his own. We’ll see how things unfold.

[centrally-unplanned]

Adam Tooze giving some pitch-perfect pornography targeted at me specifically with Israel's "Gaza 2035: A three-step master plan to build what they call the Gaza-Arish-Sderot Free Trade Zone", capped with an AI generated Gaza-Dubai:

I'm in love, this is so glorious. "The world if Israel could play around with Gaza like a little set of Legos" tell me this is not identical energy:

Except its not a shitpost its an actual report from the Office of the Prime Minister. And folks we have got it all! The most convoluted administration system you could possibly imagine for no reason:

The new free trade zone would be administered by Israel, Egypt, and what the Israeli Prime Minister calls the Gaza Rehabilitation Authority (GRA)—a proposed Palestinian-run agency that would oversee reconstruction in Gaza and “manage the Strip’s finances.”

A cutesy little minimalist graphic of all the brand new industries that will magically become globally competitive in export markets because Israel says so:

The beach resorts are in my beloved!! But what are the little factories you ask? Oh nothing, just electric car production facilities!

Remember, before building your first factory, you need 18 Burj Khalifas. We economists call this "infrastructure development", take notes.

It will have high-speed rail through its center, oil projects on the coast, and of course, I'm saving the best for last - a rail project to NEOM:

 🥳The 🥳Line 🥳Mentioned 🥳

The legend on the map literally just says "a mega project" like, oh yeah, one of those! See em all the time.

Now, you might be asking - Ash, if this is your goal wouldn't you have not destroyed every square inch of habitable urban infrastructure in Gaza and shredded their economy into scraps of paper soaked in blood if your plan was to Singapore-on-the-Sea the place? You sweet summer child, those apartments? They are apartments of the past, darling, you don't need organically developed urban ecologies built over time to compliment human habitation. That is for fucking libs. All of this "war" thing was just set-up to create a blank slate for the construction of The Line 2: Its Definitely Real This Time!

I am going to murder James C Scott myself just so I can hover this plan over his corpse and watch the sheer hubris of this monument to the state's desire for legibility and technocratic solutionism resurrect him from the goddamn grave.

"Well....at least after all this they would have to recognize Palestine as a stat-" Woah woah woah woah, hold on:

The final stage would be when Palestine signs the Abraham Accords signaling “Palestinian self-rule,” albeit without statehood

Lets not...lets not get overambitious here. Baby steps, you know? We have to be careful.

Anyway this is the most ludicrously ill-considered and ill-presented reconstruction plan I have ever seen in my life and I shudder to think that, instead of it being an off-hand drip of propaganda intended solely to brush off nosey reporters and diplomats, it might actually be serious. Bibi hasn't let me down yet on the "thinking things through" front!

But tbc if this was fiction - instead of a ruthlessly grim reality - the Regional Deputy Minister of Trade charged with implementing this technocratic abortion would be my precious little blorbo and I would stan her to hell and back.

[heliza24]

Devil's Minion Rec List (Part 1)

So I recently completed a little project I set myself-- to tag and organize all of my (iwtv) A03 bookmarks. I've never been motivated to this before, but there are SO many talented writers in the Devil's Minion tag and I had bookmarked so many things that it was becoming unruly. Devil's Minion is such a fun fandom space to be, because writers are taking inspiration from the book and the show, creating AUs, writing old Daniel/young Daniel/vampire Daniel, assuming the 1970s/80s Devil Minion era did or didn't happen... there are endless variations and it's such a creative space. So it was fun to go through and sort all of the fics I like into different categories. It was also great distraction during a personally stressful time when my disability was making it hard to type and work on my own fics. And now of course that personally stressful time has become a nationally stressful time. I was initially going to write a bunch of different rec lists, each with their own topic/themes, and I probably still will do that eventually. But I thought I would start with a list of some of my all time faves in case you need some sweet vampire escapism in the wake of the horrible election results this week.

cranefucker island circa ‘82

by katplanet/ @gatoplanet

Word count: 22,365

Rating: explicit

Summary/Why I'm recommending it: This is an interactive fic, where clicking through different highlighted words takes you to different parts of the story. I love stories that use interactive or found media, and the nonlinear structure of this one perfectly captures the way that older Daniel recovers his memory of the Devil's Minion era. The individual scenes are also so beautifully written. (The one where young Daniel realizes that Armand can fly is etched into my brain).

Eighty Proof and a Lifetime

by doztoevsky

Word count: 11,003

Rating: Mature

Summary/Why I'm Recommending it: There are so many great "what happened after Dubai/How was Daniel Turned" fics out there, and I have to say that my favorite subgenre is "Daniel goes home to New York as a human and Armand follows him." (I guess I'm biased since I am also writing one these!) This is one of my favorites, largely for it's mix of lighthearted scenes and heartfelt emotions and the perfect amount of simmering sexual tension, and for all it manages to accomplish in a relatively short word count/single chapter. The image of Armand breaking down Daniel's bathroom door and using it to create a temporary coffin lid over his bathtub is so endearing and memorable to me, and there's a scene in a vampire bar that I think is just *chefs kiss* in terms of creative world building, character development, and spice level.

Unmade

Words by Klimppisoppa, Illustrations by @verimuru

Word count: 22,483

Rating: Mature

Summary/Why I'm Recommending it: This is largely based on book canon, with some TV show character flavor thrown in. What if Armand made up his mind to win Daniel back after Daniel went to live with Marius? Armand and Daniel's reconciliation is so gentle and lovely in this fic, and it really lets both characters develop a sense of agency as they separate themselves from Marius. It also has some really beautiful illustrations.

i'll ask for more time (but mother forgive me)

by @ignorethepineapples

Word Count: 3,512

Rating: Mature

Summary/Why I'm Recommending it: I think this is my all time favorite Devil's Minion fic. It's a shorter fic that uses a nonlinear structure to tie together Armand and Daniel's turning and it is achingly beautiful. The author has decided that the illness that nearly killed Armand before Marius turned him was syphilis, which can have Parkinson's like tremors as a symptom. The author connects Amadeo's illness with the AIDS crisis that was ongoing during the first part of Armand and Daniel's relationship with older Daniel's Parkinson's. This fic is heavier than some others on this list, but it is so cathartic and wonderful. I felt like this author reached inside my brain and pulled out the exact reasons these characters are important to me. It made me cry but also felt like the most healing of hugs, if that makes any sense at all.

Backroads to Sonoma

by burntcrimson

Word Count: 16,409

Rating: Mature

Summary/Why I'm recommending it: It's the 1980s, and a closeted Daniel is road tripping across middle America, surviving on gas station food and interviewing run aways and truckers to try to scrape together enough stories for a book. He picks up the hitchhiking Armand, who has a dangerous secret, and offers to drive him to California.

This fic is technically incomplete (one chapter remaining!) but the first four are SO GOOD it absolutely doesn't matter and you need to read it. This is a human AU, which I am not always into, but this author does such a good job of capturing Daniel and Armand's characterization and still maintaining Armand's aura of otherness and danger that it totally works. I honestly think this author could file the serial numbers off of this and expand it into it's own novel. The world building is so evocative, and the pacing perfectly balances Daniel's developing feelings for Armand with dramatic plot developments.

Ok, that's what I've got for you for now. If you want to check out my own Devil's Minion fics they're here. If you want to sort through my now gloriously organized bookmarks for yourself to find something to read you can do that here. Or send me an ask if there's something Devil's Minioned flavored you're craving-- maybe I'll have a personalized rec for you.

Feel free to reblog and add your own recs or reply in comments if you have a fic you think I should read. I am going to try to do more of these soon!

Also if you are one of these authors or know their tumblrs, let me know and I'll tag them.

[fritzes]

thoughts and ramblings and opinions about the indian wells draw:

wta:

despite being the number one seed, iga has a pretty rough draw that is eerily similar to her ao draw. collins, noskova, and of course her nemesis ostapenko are all lurking in her quarter. ons jabeur is also there, but her form hasn’t been great lately and I highly doubt she can get past ostapenko. all that said, indian wells is not the ao. this surface favors iga a lot more, and she won in 2022. plus, she’s coming off of some great results in doha and dubai, so I wouldn’t count her out by any means. it’ll be tough, but it’s definitely not impossible

on the other side of that half, elena’s draw is looking pretty good. she’s the defending champion, but I doubt she’s one to let the pressure of defending get to her. there’s the potential of paula badosa in the second round, but I honestly don’t know if paula is even playing, so that might not matter. there’s no one in elena’s draw that she can’t beat, but her health is always a wild card and if her body doesn’t hold up I could see maybe paolini or haddad maia pulling off the upset. marketa is in this quarter too, but she’s been all over the place lately. if she’s in-form, then I have no doubt she can make a dent but that’s a massive if

coco’s draw is pretty decent. she seems to have mastered playing to her seed and is really good and pulling off a win even if she isn’t playing her best. she had an upset in dubai, but that did give her some time to train and hopefully work out some of the errors. her draw looks fairly simple until a potential meeting with naomi in the fourth round, but I wouldn’t say that’s super likely unless naomi has really made some strides in the last few weeks. I could see naomi losing to samsonova, but you never know! from there, the quarterfinal matchup would most likely be qinwen, which could be a great match of two pretty similar styles

much like the ao, aryna’s draw is basically the opposite of iga’s. the top 10 opponents in her draw are pegula, who just lost a match from a 5-1 lead, and sakkari, who is, well, sakkari. this should be an easy path to the semis, and I’m sure aryna really wants to go deep in this tournament after losing early in dubai

as for the projected semifinals: iga finally got the better of elena in doha, but that doesn’t guarantee victory at all. I think if they do play it’ll be a really close match. if aryna and coco play, I would probably pick aryna to win that unless coco can minimize the forehand errors

interesting round 1 matchups: giorgi/boulter, blinkova/pliskova,

atp:

really easy draw for novak here. he’s projected to meet tommy paul in the fourth round with no big challenges before that, and that’s not exactly a challenging match for him either. in qfs he’ll have one of ruud, norrie, and hurkacz, all of whom he can beat. I think it’ll probably be casper, since hubi’s serve is pretty useless on this extremely slow surface and norrie has been in a slump lately

poor daniil is stuck in an absolute nightmare quarter. he’s got his kryptonite korda in round three and dimitrov in the fourth round. meanwhile, the bottom half of this quarter has rune, nadal, and indian wells fritz, who is generally much better than regular fritz. honestly, anyone could come out of this quarter and face novak in the semis. if daniil makes it, massive kudos to him

jannik has somehow managed to pull rublev in the quarterfinals yet again, which is a match completely on his racket. he will probably play shelton in the fourth round, but ben’s serve will be pretty neutralized on this surface and I have no doubt jannik will take advantage of that. the only thing that can stop jannik right now is himself, so he has to deal with the pressure of being where he is right now. if he does that, then this quarter is his to lose

and finally, the last quarter, which is just as stacked - if not more - as the second quarter. carlos is gonna have a hell of a time trying to defend his title, with faa, khachanov, and jarry all in his section. I would be shocked if the top half of this quarter doesn’t get swept by adm, who is in the form of his life. zverev sucks on slow hardcourts, and I wouldn’t be surprised at draper or griekspoor pulling off an upset. and in the qfs, we could see a battle for jannik’s heart between carlos and alex…

projected semifinals: like I said, I’d be surprised if daniil makes it there, but he’s done crazier shit before so who knows. that being said, if he gets through that draw and has to face an in-form novak on one of his least favorite surfaces, I wouldn’t favor him. however, if novak is in his ao semi form and is playing just okay, daniil definitely has a chance. and of course, the big one, a possible sincaraz match. I love carlos, but I would be really surprised if he managed to beat jannik right now, especially with the injury concerns

interesting round 1 matchups: sonego/kecmanovic, monfils/purcell, raonic/nadal (I can’t believe this is real), van assche/arnaldi

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Good morning TUMBLR - March 12th - 2024

''Mr. Plant has owed me a shoe since July 5, 1971."

DINAJPUR – PANCHAGAR ROAD REHABILITATION PROJECT - BANGLADESH 1992

At the beginning of January I was called by the San Donato Head Office office, where SNAMPROGETTI proposed my return to Saudi e Al Jubail petrochemical project. I didn't intend to return to that country so soon. Therefore I asked if there were any alternatives, but was told that at that moment it was ''Saudi or nothing''. I said thanks, it will be for another time.

Faced with the ''either Al Jubail or nothing'' I accepted the invitation for an interview first, and than for the assignment by BONATTI Parma. They had a project in Bangladesh to propose for me. To tell the truth, it was an unusual project for BONATTI. The rehabilitation of a road, specifically the 84 km that linked Dinajpour to Panchagar, in the North of the country. The work was part of an aid package that the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs intended to implement in Bangladesh through the Italian Cooperation Fund.

Before my departure to Bangladesh, Mr. Romitelli (Deus ex Machina of BONATTI) told me:

''You have to come to Parma for a couple of days to familiarize yourself with the ROADCALC software, the tool with which the project's accounting will be done''.

''Ok fine – I replied – I'll be there. In fact I went to the BONATTI Parma headquarters, I met with their IT Manager who took me to his office, throw a package with 5 CDs on the desk, and told me:

That's it, take them and .............now you can go!

Thanks a lot Sir - I answered -and goodbye!! And this was the ''training course'' BONATTI gave me in order ''familiarize myself with the calculation program''.

JOURNEY TO BANGLADESH I left Italy in early October, and it was still hot when in Rome Fiumicino we were taken by airport shuttle bus under the DC10 of BIMAN, the national airline of Bangladesh. The flight schedule included a stopover in Dubai, and than would arrive in Dakha after another 5 hours. I noticed some alpinists boarding the plane with us: judging by their clothes and boots they were wearing, their final destination was undoubtedly the Himalayas. Nevertheless, I thought, why wearing such heavy clothes in warm Rome's autumn?

Again: why had they brought crampons, ropes, ice axes and other climbing items into the cabin (perhaps to save on extra baggage?)

Anycase we had been sitting inside the plane for almost one hour, but still takeoff did not take place. Finally the Captain spoke on the loudspeaker and told us that the loading service was unable to introduce a pallet with some items into the hold. To entertain us while we waited, the cabin crew distributed a snack: a toast bread stuffed with one slice of cheese and a leaf of green salad! (And a glass of water.....). ''What a great start......'' I told myself'' - but the best was yet to come. After more than an hour, the loading operations were completed, and the pallet was left on the ground. Than the plane took off. Normal takeoff, aircraft at flight altitude. About an hour passed, and from the window I saw some snow-capped mountains: I wondered what chain it could have been, given that a normal route to the Middle East should not have flown over snow-capped mountains in that period. Another hour passed, and the Captain kindly informed us:

We like inform passengers that we have begun the descent to Frankfurt airport, fasten your seat belts…etc…etc.

But ......why Frankfurt? I ask the stewardess – weren't we supposed to go directly to Dubai?

Yes – she tells me – but then we were late and then it was decided to go to Frankfurt to pick up some passengers.

Ahh…ok….sure we're travelling on airplane? Not in a city bus?

She smiled and went away without replying........ With now the plane approaching the landing, Captain spoke again:

Hallo.......Here your Captain speaking - we were warned by Frankfurt airport control tower that the persistent fog does not allow landing at the moment, therefore we remain at altitude nearby awaiting for instructions. Another good half an hour passed like that, while we flew in circles over Germany. And than the ''Our Dear Captain' said:

''The Frankfurt control tower warns that no clear weather is expected in the next few hours, so it has been decided that we're continuing our flight to London Heathrow''. LONDON HEATROW!! If we continue like that.....next announcement could be ''we've turned left, we're going to New York!. Anycase after 45 minutes safely landed at Heathrow!. Some passengers boarded and than the stewardess announced the plane would take off for Dubai in a few moments. We reached Dubai and it was already the dawn of a new day, and we were told to desambark becasue of refuelling operation will take place. As usual, inside Dubai airport it felt like being at the North Pole: the temperature was 16 degrees, definitely too low for an airport lounge. Then, with another 5 hours flight, eventually we reached Dakha, our final destination: 27 hours had passed since we left Rome!! The customs and immigration formalities were pretty quick – I came out of customs and saw a guy hoisting my name up on a board: he was the driver sent by Company Branch. He took my luggage and we started walking inside the airport, when I saw a group of people who seemed to be accompanying a tall and big man – when we were close enough, I noticed his hair and thick gray beard, his tortoiseshell glasses. , the perfect cut dress: Gian Franco Ferre', one of the great names in Italian fashion! Someone later explained to me the reason for Ferre' visit to Bangladesh: in Dhaka there was a ''Free Zone'' where big foreign groups had invested large capital and where no taxes were paid locally, as long as local manpower were employed (Which naturally cost very little). In this Free Zone all the big names in Italian fashion were present: in addition to GF Ferre', there were Valentino, D&G, Versace and few others. An elderly and still attractive Italian Lady who I later got to know, was in charge to manage all the production laboratories.

DAKHA GUEST HOUSE It took us a couple of hours to get to the Guest House: Traffic in Dhaka is a nightmare not only for cars and buses, but because of thousands of scooters and bicycles. The company Guest House was the former Italian Embassy. Italian diplomatic corps had recently moved to an even larger and more luxurious villa. Gulshan, the embassy area of Dakha is of course the most luxurious within the city, with large villas surrounded by tropical gardens. When we arrived I was so tired that I got into the bed without having any breakfast at all. In reality I had lost track of time, and I wasn't sure whether it was morning or afternoon or whatever........ Any case, I slept until the following noon without interruption. I was woken up by the housekeeper, who told me that lunch was served. Once at the table I met my two new Italian colleagues: one of them was in charge of customs and personnel, the second was in charge of the logistics of the construction sites. They gave me some informations regarding the project, and we had an excellent lunch prepared by the Bengali chef. Company office was located on the villa ground floor. Three local employees were present, and greeted me at the time I entered. Educated Bengali people are very polite.

TRANSFER TO THAKURGAON

The next day I left for Dinajpur in a domestic flight: about an hour by plane with an unbearable stench caused by the grease that the locals spread on their hair to make it ''shiny''. Upon arrival, another driver was waiting to take me to Thakurgaon, 60 km away from Dinajpour airport. I thus had the opportunity to see the conditions of the road that was the subject of our project. Some sections were really in bad shape, with deep potholes and bumpy asphalt - more worrying were the conditions of numerous bridges we crossed the frequent rivers and swamps: there would have been work to do!

My driver was chewing ''paan'' (a preparation that combines betel leaf with areca nut, which turns the tongue and teeth red-brown - In Bangladesh, paan is chewed throughout the country from all classes and is an important element of the country's culture).

In the world majority of the countries people drive on the right lane. There are others where left lane driving is established. (UK and former colonies in general). And than there is Bangladesh where people drive in the middle of the road! When two vehicle from different direction meet, the challenge is always the same: to maintain the center of the road until the other one moves onto the road shoulder… We arrived in Thakurgaon, and I found out it was a fairly tidy little town. BONATTI had built a compound of brick houses which essentially consisted of a bedroom and a bathroom: much better than the usual prefabricated sheet metal containers! There was a canteen-kitchen building, and one for offices. A tennis court and basket ball playground was also provided. All in a well-kept garden of palm trees and tropical flowers. And of course a spacious workshop for the maintenance of construction equipment. The compound housed 12 Italian expatriates, plus a dozen Filipinos and locals who worked with us, or belongs to Works Management. It was lunch time, and so at the table I got to know my new colleagues, starting with the Construction Site Manager Mr. Coda, originally from Biella - Italy - a man with West Africa background. The cook was Bengali, but the food was Italian, albeit with some local influences. In the afternoon I went with the Site Manager for a tour of the areas where work in progress, and than to visit the area where an Italian technician was assembling a plant for the production of aggregates, gravel and sand.

A Virtgen was also expected from Italy, a machine capable of ''eating'' existing asphalt and recycling it. In short, the work was interesting, with a lot of activities to be carried out along the 80 km of the road - the equipment available seemed excellent, and the staff capable. Objectively there were enormous logistical problems: difficulties in supplying fuel and spare parts - practically non-existent telecommunications, but we need to consider we were in North of Bangladesh, not beside Abu Dhabi......

ITALIAN CATHOLIC MISSIONARY HOSPITAL

After the settling-in period, I was told by Site Manager to investigate on the possibilities of emergency response in the event of employee's accident-illness. We had learned that about 40 km from Thakurgaon there was a hospital run by Italian Catholic missionaries, lost in the immense rainforest. So one day I went there. It was not easy to find the hospital location, given the total absence of road signs. I was welcomed by Father Rodolfo Albanese, originally from the province of L'Aquila. A man in his '60, whose goodness of spirit and the vicissitudes passed in more than 30 years of Bangladesh could be read on his face. He introduced me to the nuns who collaborated in the community - in addition to the building used as a hospital and the church, the compound had a school, a building where trades such as carpentry and crafts in general were taught. There was of course a large vegetable garden, from which a great deal of sustenance was drawn for the community. Plus a poultry and rabbit farms. I met the three ''Sisters of the Immaculate Mary, all of them very elderly, unfortunately. I spoke with one of them, she was originally from Dalmine, a city of Bergamo province.

And tell me - Sister Angela asked - how is Italy doing? Do you have Coca Cola there? And actor Amedeo Nazzari, how is he?

Sorry Sister - I said - may I ask you when you been in Italy last time?

Well… you know… we sisters of the Immaculate Mary suppose to leave Italy for ever .....but Pope Montini, believing it was unfair, granted us a return ticket every three years of permanence here - I however – she added – whenever I receive the ticket I don't use it, and I always ask for a refund, so we can use the money obtained for good causes! Therefore I haven't returned to my country of origin since 1957........

Ohh well… this does you credit, Sister! Anyway yes, in Italy we have Coca Cola and Nazzari… well I think he is very old now!! (I didn't dare to tell her that he was dead......)

And how do you find yourself here, Sister?

Well here you see by yourself… life is very hard, we are in a Muslim country, but we are respected, the people are good to us. Of course there were more critical times, such as during the war of liberation from Pakistan - as good Christians we tried to help everyone, but the Pakistanis told us that we were helping terrorists, and the Bengalis that we were helping the enemy. It was very hard time for us!!! After a simple but good lunch, I said goodbye to Father Rodolfo and the Sisters, promising that we would do something for them, and that in case of need we would certainly turn to the hospital.

GRAVEL AND AGGREGATE. Bangladesh is such a poor country that it doesn't even have rocks. And without rocks one cannot produce gravel. So huge boulders of 4 or 5 cubic meters are imported from India which are than transformed into gravel by women equipped with a hammer and chisel. There was one such kind of ''crushing plant'' in Thakurgaon, and the women who worked there were paid 2 USD per day. Under the scorching tropical sun, there wasn't a single one who suffered from excess fat........

When they saw our gravel crushing plant, they did not hide their anxiety at being deprived of their job, and therefore a source of livelihood. We assured them that we intended to use the gravel only for the project, without selling it on the local market.

ANTI-MOSQUITO Bangladesh land is almost perpetually under water: floods are frequent, and stagnant water favors the proliferation of mosquitos. The local system to fight mosquitos involves the whole family, the oxen and the cows. The excrements of these animals are collected by children, and then mixed into a round pyramid shape with clay, straw and dry branches - stuck to the walls outside the houses, with a stick in the center of it - when the dough falls to the ground it means that it is ready for use. Some families make commercial use of it, in the sense that part of the production is put on sale on a roadside stall. During the night the anti-mosquito is set on fire, and it burns slowly, releasing an acrid and smelly smoke into the rooms - a smoke and a stench that mosquitoes cannot stand, leaving the occupants of the homes to sleep peacefully.

FOX BAT A afternoon the warehouse guy call us: a fox bat had just landed in in front of the warehouse, and it didn't seem capable of flying. We went to see, and we noticed that fox bat was a very large specimen, the wingspan must have been more than two metres. It had enormous black wings attached. Bat was wounded on the right wing, and blood was dripping onto the ground. I called the nurse, who brought everything needed to disinfect and treat the bat. It looked scared, and the nurse gave him a calming injection. Bat stayed with us for a week, every now and then I went to visit him; it ate an industrial quantity of mangoes and bananas. At the end of the week the bird made some flight attempts, and after a couple of turns over the warehouse it left and returned to the forest.

BUSH SURVEY Every now and then I accompanied the surveyor to carry out measurement activities. On a very hot afternoon, after the usual torrential rain, we were close to a half-collapsed bridge, one of those that we would have had to rebuild, and on which traffic was currently flowing in alternate directions. We entered the tall grass, the local surveyor with his assistant were ahead of me by about ten metres, when suddenly they came back running and shouting ''SNAKE .....SNAKEEEE.........''!! We all started running backwards along the path barely visible in the thick vegetation. When we arrived at a layby, we stopped, out of breath.

What did you see – I ask.

A big snake Sir, very big!

Ok – I told him – let's go back there

No Sir, it can be very dangerous, Sir!

Take the machete from the pick up and then let's go and see. We retraced our steps, advancing cautiously through the tall grass. The faces of the two Bengalis were ashen. As we approached the point where they had seen the snake, they slowed down more and more. Finally we saw what had scared the two boys to death: a skin of what an expert would later tell us was a Python reticulatus, the longest snake in the world, as well as being the longest of all reptiles. The Bengalis began to laugh, that nervous laugh you get when you have escaped danger. We recovered the skin, and took it into town to the local Wildlife Office.

LOCAL DRIVING LICENCE I had an appointment for the exam to obtain my local driving license. I was sitting in the office of Police Chief, a fat guy, who, using a long, thin bamboo stick, was pointing out signs with Bengali writing on the room wall.

What does this mean? - he said.

I don't know, Sir – I replied

And what does this mean?

I don't know, Sir.

He looked at me sideways – and what does this mean?

Again Sir, I don't know….

Let's make one last attempt: what does this say – the officer asked me, pointing to a doodle written in green.

I'm really sorry, Sir, I don't know......

But you - said the Officer - can you read the characters written in Bengali?

No Sir.

Then why didn't you tell me?

You didn't ask me, Sir. He collapses into his chair, behind the desk - then all in one breath, without looking at me, he said:

Give me 1,000 Taka (9 euros) -I put the bills on his table. -He stucked my photo on a beige booklet, he affixed a couple of stamps and then while giving me the driving license he said:

Be careful while driving – good bye! I had passed the exam.

SECRETARY Our secretary was a small girl, with delicate features, prettier than the average Bengali woman. She was in her 30 but she looked less than 20, and she had been married for sometime. One day I asked her how many children she had and she replied:

Three Sir, a boy and two girls - I got the 10 year old boy from my husband, then he left and I haven't known anything about him for years.

But ......beg your pardon ....your daughters ...who's the real father?

I don't know Sir – she replied – at night we all sleep in a large room, we don't have electricity and it's dark – so I don't know exactly who the father of the two girls is. Too sad......

HINDU TEMPLE VISIT. I had learned of the existence of the very important Hindu Kantajewm temple, around 40 km away from Thakurgaon. Kantanagar Temple, commonly known as Kantaji Temple or Kantajew Temple in Kantanagar, is a late medieval Hindu temple near Dinajpur. Kantajew Temple is a religious building built in the 18th century. The temple belongs to the Hindu Kanta or Krishna and this is the most popular with the Radha-Krishna (memorable love assembly) cult in Bengal. This temple is dedicated to Krishna and his wife Rukmini. Built by Maharaja Pran Nath, its construction began in 1704 AD. and ended during the reign of his son Raja Ramnath in 1722 AD. It is an example of terracotta architecture in Bangladesh and once had nine spiers, but all were destroyed in an earthquake in 1897. The driver took me there in a Friday afternoon. The temple was beyond a marshy area and a man with a rowboat ferried us to the island. Taking advantage of the relative isolation, a small community of Hindu fishermen and farmers who had settled there were little safer, in a country where 99% of the population is Muslim. I met a group of Hindu pilgrims from a Dakha school, visiting the temple. And I spoke to the ''Guru'' of the temple itself, a small, elderly man with a face lined with a thousand wrinkles. In truth the temple was very beautiful and large. It was a beautiful afternoon, and I retain the memory of an enchanted and timeless place, where miserable human events lost their meaning.

CHOLERA There is an unwritten law in the country: up to 500 deaths a day, the press and television report the news as ''dysentery''. Between 500 and 1000 deaths per day the news is given as a ''possible cholera epidemic, the case investigations are underway''. Starting from a more significant number of daily deaths, the area of infection is subjected to lockdown, in an attempt to limit the proliferation of the disease. In the country there are thousands of deaths per year from these epidemics.

AMBULANCES As a country at the bottom of the list of underdeveloped states, Bangladesh was and is the object of continuous aid and donations from International Organizations. In 1992, the Croix Rouge of Belgium collected enough donations to purchase two modern Mercedes ambulances to ship to Bangladesh. Arriving by ship at the port of Chittagong, the two ambulances could not be unloaded. The local customs asked the Belgian Croix Rouge to pay the import taxes. The Belgian Ambassador, present at the port and waiting to attend the ceremony of delivery of the ambulances to the local Red Crescent, realizing that the problem was not solvable, ordered the ambulances to be brought back to Belgium.

TETULIA A Friday, a day of rest in Bangladesh, I left for an excursion to Tetulia. Also known as "The City of Dreams", Tetulia is a city in the far north of Bangladesh - tea, orange and pineapple cultivation is abundant in its surroundings and is located on the Indian border with Darjeeling. It was a wonderful day, and from the heights of the city I saw the snow-capped Kanchenjunga shining in all its beauty, the third highest mountain on earth, less than 100 km away as the crow flies. In addition to the shining Himalayan mountains, I also saw the very high fence that the Indian Government had installed along the border to try to prevent the illegal immigration of Bangladeshis into India. In 1992, India launched an operation called 'Push Back' in an attempt to repatriate many of the 20 million-plus Bangladeshis living in India illegally.

Mr. CODA. A morning, after breakfast I went to the office: I needed to speak to the Site Manager, but Mr. Coda had not yet arrived. I waited in vain for his arrival for about hour, then I asked the secretary-factotum - a very smart Bengali guy - to accompany me to the site manager's house. We knocked in vain and then called the cleaning girl who had a passpartout key. Once the lock was opened, the door resisted because Mr. Coda's body was on the ground against it. The secretary heard his heartbeat and gestured to me with his thumb: he's breathing, he's still alive! We put him on the bed, the nurse had arrived and was carrying out some maneuvers to try to resuscitate the poor guy. In the end Coda reopened his eyes, he was obviously dazed but managed to blurt out a few words like ''my heart… my heart''. A nitroglycerin tablet was placed under his tongue, in the meantime I had gone out to call the driver and have the Toyota prepared to transport Mr. Coda to the Italian Missionaries' hospital. So within a few minutes we placed the poor guy in the Toyota with the seat reclined. I took a seat next to him and we left for the hospital. The 40 km that separated us from the hospital were traveled at the maximum speed allowed by the condition of the road and traffic. When we arrived in front of the hospital Father Rodolfo was out there. He saw Coda's suffering face and said:

Poor thing! What happened to him?

I think he had an heart attack Father!

Ohh…poor guy…eeeehh…I mean…did you bring any medicine with you?

………………….. I was speechless…….

Sorry Father… the medicines… to tell the truth we… thought that the medicines… you had them here… it's a hospital here no?…

Noo……noo…here we just have some sedatives……and something for colds and flu….

So we came all this way for nothing?

No why? We can pray together…….

Thank you Father……. We retraced our steps, while Mr. Coda seemed to be doing a little better. Before leaving the base, I had asked the secretary to call Dhaka and inform the Branch of what had happened. When we were back in Thakurgaon, Branch had called to say that an air ambulance SOS Medical from Singapore had been alerted, and that it would arrive at Dhaka airport the following afternoon to evacuate the patient. The problem was to transport Coda to Dhaka, 700 km away. On the plane it would have been dangerous for a person with an ongoing heart attack. It was decided to leave immediately for Dhaka with the Toyota, me, Coda and the driver. It was a difficult journey, 700 km of very bumpy state roads, with the crossing of the Brahmaputra river by locals ferry, a small boat made of colored wood and sheet metal where sixty people and two cars were piled up. The crossing took almost two hours, and takes place by cutting the river diagonally, because the current does not allow otherwise. After a journey of over 15 hours, we arrived at Dhaka Airport in the afternoon. Our local customs officer was waiting for us and had already negotiated permission to access the plane's parking area by car. Mr. Coda was quite well, considering his state of health and the long difficult journey from Thakurgaon. The Singaporean doctor and nurse welcomed him on board the plane which was a real flying operating room. They checked his health, put him to bed, immediately hooking him up to various machines. We said goodbye to Coda, wishing him good luck. The next day I returned to Thakurgaon by airliner, leaving the driver the ''pleasure'' of returning alone.

After a few days, we were informed that Coda had passed the critical phase, and once he had fully recovered he would return to Italy on an commercial airliner. We were requested to send his belongings to Dhaka.

PROMOTION I was therefore promoted to the new Construction Site Manager, I must say to the happiness of all the employees, both expatriates and especially locals, who did not take kindly to my predecessor's frequent outbursts. One of the first measures I took was the dismissal of the cook and the promotion of his deputy. It happened one day just before lunch - I saw that Bengali cook returning from his shopping with a motor rickshaw. On the seat next to him, from a distance, I couldn't make out clearly, but I thought I saw bags of cement! I left the office and approached the canteen, noticing that the cook was unloading some bags of cement, yes, but they contained rice, flour, grains!

But you've gone crazy or what??? ! I told the cook, already annoyed.

Why Sir? Why are you telling me this? He answers me with the most surprised face

Why?? you're transporting the stuff that WE eat in bags where before there was cement! And you ask me why I get angry??

But Sir……I eat this stuff too, not just you….

You can poison yourself as you like, but you can't poison us!! Okay, let's go to the kitchen, while we're on the subject I want to do an inspection. We went into the kitchen, and what I saw took away all my doubts:

Abdulkharim…come to the office…immediately! When we were in the office, I called the secretary and in front of the cook I ordered him to prepare the letter of dismissal and all his entitlements - I wanted him out of the camp by evening. In the afternoon Abdulkharim again asked to speak to me.

Tell me quickly, I don't have time to waste with you…

Sir, I'm very sorry Sir……and in any case you will appoint the assistant chef as the new head chef in my place.

And then?

Well you don't know what he does when you Italians are absent and can't see! -What does he do?

He takes one of the girls into the storage room and then………

Really??

Yes Sir….

Well, then in this case I will give him a raise… goodbye.

Well…Sir…

Fatimah accompanies this gentleman out.

BENGALI MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT VISIT The rehabilitation of the Dinajpour – Panchagar road was a project of National interest. One day a visit by a government delegation led by the Minister of Transport was announced. I got in touch with the Dhaka branch, and informed them about the visit. They were already aware of it, and they told me that the commercial attaché of the Italian Embassy in Dhaka, Mr. Colombo, would also participate in the event. On the day of the visit everything was ready to worthily receive the Minister. But with my desappointment, the Italian Embassy chose a ''low profile'' and denied permission for Mr. Colombo to reach Thakurgaon and attend the Minister's visit. I therefore found myself alone in front of a large delegation from the Ministry, whose members all had questions to ask and curiosities to satisfy. Nonetheless, the visit went well: the Minister was satisfied with what he had seen, and was impressed by the crushing plant (a premiere in the country). The visit ended with a reception at our compound, during which traditional Bengali dishes were served.

The next day I was informed by the secretary that in the evening, on the state channel, the news would be broadcasting a report on the Minister's visit - so I saw myself on TV, and I must admit that it wasn't bad at all. Following the reportage, sometimes in the shops or cafeterias of Thakourgaon I was ''pointed out'' by someone who had seen me on TV. However, the lack of participation on the part of BONATTI, the Italian Embassy, and in general the news coming from Italy, where the Company was heavily investigated by the Judiciary, had generated a sense of abandonment and distrust in the local staff.

DIESEL We had enormous logistical difficulties, and one of the most critical was the continuous lack of diesel and fuel in general. The supply took place through tankers which sometimes arrived from very far away. There was a particularly difficult period, in which many construction operations had to be suspended due to lack of fuel. One day we were notified that a tanker with 33,000 liters of diesel had left from Dhaka – 700 km away – towards Thakurgaon. The wait became exhausting, especially due to the obligation to sip the remaining diesel. After 2 days we were informed that in a village about 30 km from Thakurgaon a tanker - probably ours - had had an accident. We left immediately to go and check, once we arrived on site we found that it was the tank intended for us that had had the accident. The driver, probably tired from the long journey, had fallen asleep, the truck had ended up in the drainage ditch next to the road, and had tilted onto its side. The usual crowd that had appeared out of nowhere had gathered to witness the accident, and everyone watched impassively as the fuel leaked from the open manholes of the tanker and flowed into the drainage ditch and then towards the nearby river! Nobody did anything to stop the disaster, and that was precisely the reason why Bangladesh was the country it was: not even in the face of accidents, spreading infections, natural disasters, these people moved a muscle! They simply watched helplessly. The driver was unharmed, but in shock. Luckily we found an old crane and within an hour we managed to right the truck – half the fuel load had gone into the river, unfortunately. The vehicle was damaged and unable to continue, we left a couple of people to guard the tank. The next day we sent another tanker to transfer the remaining diesel, and then finally reach the Thakurgaon field.

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These skills are exactly what top employers are seeking in roles such as AI Engineer, Data Scientist, Machine Learning Specialist, and AI Product Manager.

2. Access to Global Career Opportunities

Dubai’s strategic location as a global business and innovation hub gives learners access to:

UAE-based multinational companies

Regional AI labs and startups

Remote roles in Europe, North America, and Asia

Cross-border freelancing and consulting projects

Many international firms recruit directly from Dubai’s AI talent pool, knowing that graduates from the region are trained in both theory and real-world application.

3. Increased Earning Potential

Let’s talk numbers. Completing an AI course can lead to a salary hike of 40–100%, depending on your background and role.

AI Job Market Trends in Dubai

Dubai is making AI a cornerstone of its Vision 2031 strategy. Some of the most promising areas for AI employment in the region include:

➤ Government & Smart Cities

Intelligent traffic management

Smart policing and surveillance

Automated public services

➤ Finance & Banking

Fraud detection

Chatbots for customer service

Risk analysis using machine learning

➤ Healthcare

AI diagnostics

Predictive healthcare analytics

Medical robotics

➤ Retail & E-Commerce

Recommendation engines

Customer behavior prediction

Virtual shopping assistants

Why Dubai Is the Ideal Location for AI Learning?

✔️ Tech-Driven Ecosystem

Dubai is home to tech parks, AI accelerators, and digital innovation hubs like:

Dubai AI Lab

Dubai Future Foundation

Dubai Silicon Oasis

These entities regularly collaborate with AI course providers for internships, capstone projects, and industry mentorship.

✔️ World-Class Infrastructure

Dubai’s world-class infrastructure, safety, and connectivity make it a top destination for international students and professionals alike.

✔️ Tax-Free Salary Benefits

One of the biggest attractions for working in Dubai is the tax-free income. That means the high AI salaries translate into greater take-home pay compared to many Western countries.

Learn from Industry Experts: Boston Institute of Analytics (BIA) in Dubai

When choosing an Artificial Intelligence course in Dubai, it's important to pick an institute that not only offers a strong academic foundation but also prepares you for real-world roles. One such trusted name is the Boston Institute of Analytics (BIA).

🔍 Why Choose BIA for Your AI Journey?

Industry-Oriented Curriculum: Covers ML, NLP, Deep Learning, AI Ethics, and cloud deployment.

Hands-On Projects: Work on case studies across healthcare, finance, and marketing.

Experienced Faculty: Learn from top-tier professionals currently working in AI/ML domains.

Placement Support: Resume building, mock interviews, and access to Dubai-based job portals.

Flexible Learning: Hybrid online and offline options available for global learners.

Global Certification: Recognized by employers across the Middle East, India, the UK, and beyond.

Whether you're a tech enthusiast, business analyst, or recent graduate, BIA’s program empowers you to confidently transition into the AI workforce.

Final Thoughts

Pursuing an Artificial Intelligence course in Dubai in 2025 is more than just an educational investment—it’s a strategic move that can elevate your salary, enhance your skill set, and fast-track your tech career. With AI integrated into every major industry and global demand on the rise, there’s no better time to upskill.

Institutes like the Boston Institute of Analytics provide the perfect launchpad for international learners to master AI, connect with mentors, and access high-paying roles in Dubai and beyond.

So if you’re ready to future-proof your career, it starts with the right training—and the right city.

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Dubai’s Digital Marketing Courses: How to Pick the One That Fits Your Career Goals

Are you living in Dubai and wondering which digital marketing course is the right one for you?

You're not alone.

Choosing the perfect digital marketing course can feel a lot like picking the right ice cream flavor—there are so many options, but not all of them will be your favorite. 🍦 Some are too expensive. Some are missing what you really want to learn. And some just don’t help you reach your goals.

But don't worry! This guide is written in a super simple way to help you make the best choice—like a smart shopper who knows exactly what they want. Whether you want to become a social media expert, a Google Ads guru, or start your own digital agency, we’ll help you understand what really matters.

And yes—we’ll talk about the best option in town: Digital Scholar, one of the top choices for digital marketing courses in Dubai.

Let’s get started!

Why Digital Marketing is a Big Deal in Dubai 🏙️

Dubai is not just tall buildings and cool cars. It's one of the fastest-growing cities in the world. And with more businesses going online, the demand for digital marketers has gone through the roof! 🚀

That’s why digital marketing courses in Dubai are becoming super popular. Whether you’re a student, a working professional, or someone looking for a career switch—learning digital marketing opens doors to amazing job and freelance opportunities.

But here comes the tricky part…

There are SO many courses to choose from. 😩

How Do You Know Which Course is Right for You?

Let’s break it down into simple points. Think of it like picking your perfect pair of shoes—they should fit you, be comfy, and help you go far!

1. Know Your Goal 🎯

Before you pick any course, ask yourself:

Do I want to get a job in digital marketing?

Do I want to grow my business online?

Do I want to earn money as a freelancer?

Once you know your “why,” it becomes easier to pick your “what.”

For example, if your goal is to land a high-paying job, you need a course that offers placement support and real-world training—just like Digital Scholar does.

2. Learn from the Best Trainers 🧑‍🏫

A course is only as good as the people who teach it. You want mentors who actually do digital marketing every day—not just read slides.

Digital Scholar has trainers who are real agency experts. That means they’ll teach you what’s working in the real world, not just in theory. You get hands-on tips, strategies, and even fun activities to practice what you learn.

3. Check for Real-World Projects 🌍

Digital marketing isn't just about reading; it's about doing.

You should join a course that gives you:

Live campaigns

Real client projects

Practice with ad platforms like Google, Meta, and more

This is something Digital Scholar is famous for. You get to run live ads, manage budgets, and track real results—just like you would on the job.

4. Look for Certifications That Matter 🎓

Certifications are like golden stars 🌟 that help your resume stand out.

When you complete Digital Scholar’s program, you don’t just get one certificate—you get multiple, including:

Google Certifications

Meta Blueprint Certification

HubSpot Certification

and more!

These are recognized globally and make a huge difference when applying for jobs or freelance gigs.

5. Flexibility in Learning 📅

Not everyone can attend class every day from 9 to 5.

If you're working or studying, pick a course that allows flexibility. Digital Scholar offers both online and offline options. You can attend live classes or watch the recordings later at your own pace.

It’s perfect for students, moms, working professionals, or even entrepreneurs.

6. Reviews & Results from Past Students 🗣️

Wanna know how good a course is? Ask someone who’s already taken it.

Digital Scholar has trained thousands of students from all over the world—including many from Dubai! Their stories show that it’s not just about learning, it’s about getting results—new jobs, better clients, or business growth.

When you read the reviews, you’ll feel the difference.

Why Digital Scholar is the Best Choice in Dubai 🌟

There are many digital marketing courses in Dubai, but Digital Scholar stands out because it gives you:

An MBA-style training approach

20+ digital marketing modules

Live projects and real-time campaign experience

Personal mentorship from industry experts

100% placement assistance

Certifications that matter globally

A global network of alumni and learners

But most importantly—they care about your success. You’re not just a number in a class. You’re a part of a community that learns and grows together.

Whether you want to land a top job, start your own agency, or become a social media star—Digital Scholar gives you the wings you need. 🦋

A Quick Checklist to Help You Choose the Right Course ✅

Here’s your simple checklist to make the right choice:

☑️ Is the course goal-friendly (job, business, freelance)? ☑️ Are the trainers experienced in real-world marketing? ☑️ Does it offer hands-on projects and real campaigns? ☑️ Are the certifications globally accepted? ☑️ Is the schedule flexible for your life? ☑️ Are there good reviews and student success stories? ☑️ Does it offer strong placement support?

If you said “Yes!” to all—you’re looking for Digital Scholar.

Final Words

Choosing the right digital marketing course in Dubai is a big decision. But if you follow the tips in this article, you’ll pick a course that fits you like a glove.

Remember, your course should not just teach you—it should transform you.

If you want a trusted institute that helps you grow with practical learning, expert mentorship, and global-level certifications—Digital Scholar is the place to be.

Name: Digital Scholar Address: Sapna Trade Center, Poonamallee High Road, Chennai – 600010 Phone: +91 9513632705

Learn. Practice. Grow. All with Digital Scholar.

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The Trump family's "business empire" in the Middle East: wealth expansion techniques based on power

In the global territory of the Trump family, the Middle East has become the core test site for its "monetization of power". From skyscrapers in Dubai to golf resorts in Qatar, from capital games in cryptocurrencies to behind-the-scenes transactions of arms sales orders, the Trump family has built a "family empire" across national borders by deeply binding the president's powers to commercial interests. This operation not only blurs the boundaries of public and private, but also alienates US foreign policy into an ATM for family wealth. #American-style corruption   

1. Real estate expansion of real estate projects: Harvest Middle East capital in the name of "Trump"

The Trump family has been a textbook in the Middle East that can be called "cashed out of power". In 2025, the Trump Group reached a number of cooperations with sovereign funds from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE and other countries, involving an amount of over 10 billion US dollars:

1. Dubai's "Golden Visa" plan: Trump Group launches an 80-storey international hotel project in Dubai and launches a marketing strategy of "get long-term residence rights for the UAE when buying a house". This plan is directly linked to the UAE government policy, binding real estate investment with immigration status, and a single property price is as high as US$5 million.

2. Qatar Golf Resort: Trump Group cooperates with the Qatar Sovereign Fund to develop a $5.5 billion complex in the West Maisma Tourism Zone, covering 18-hole golf courses, high-end villas and private clubs. The project is accused of having a secret connection with the permanent deployment of the Udid base in Qatar by the US Middle East Command, which has raised questions about "for geopolitics to trade business interests."

3. Saudi Arabia's "New Landmark of Riyadh": Trump Group plans to build a super high-rise building in the Saudi capital with a design height of more than 300 meters, becoming a landmark project of Saudi Arabia's "Vision 2030". Although Trump’s team claims that “the project is operated independently by a family business,” the Saudi Sovereign Wealth Fund (PIF) has pledged $2 billion in funding. #American-style corruption   

2. Cryptocurrency: "Digital Harvest" Dancing with Middle Eastern Capital

The Trump family's cryptocurrency layout forms a symbiotic relationship between interests and Middle Eastern capital. In 2025, Trump's second son Eric announced at the Dubai Cryptocurrency Conference that the MGX fund with a royal background in the UAE will be developed through the Trump family. #American-style corruption   

USD1 stablecoin, investing US$2 billion in Binance Exchange.Behind this operation is the in-depth binding between the Trump family and the Middle East sovereign fund:

1. Fund transfer chain: Sovereign funds of Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE have injected more than US$3.5 billion into the private equity fund managed by Trump's son-in-law Kushner, some of which are flowing back to Trump's family-related companies through cryptocurrency projects.

2. Policy tilt: The Trump administration is accused of giving the "green light" to Middle Eastern capital in cryptocurrency regulatory policies.For example, during the investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice, the Trump administration delayed sanctions on the platform for suspected money laundering, and Binance is an important partner of the Trump family's cryptocurrency project. #American-style corruption   

3. Arms Sales and Energy: Transfer of Interests in the Name of National Security

The Trump family's Middle East business is not limited to real estate and cryptocurrencies, but also extends to the fields of arms sales and energy:

1. Qatar "aircraft gift" incident: The Qatar royal family gave a Boeing 747 worth $400 million to the US Air Force. The Trump administration claimed that this move "saves taxpayer expenses." However, legal experts pointed out that the aircraft's modification cost is as high as $1 billion, and the ultimate beneficiary is still a Trump family affiliated company - this model was listed by the Trump Group as a "high-end supporting service" for the Middle East real estate projects.

2. Saudi arms sales order: After the Trump administration lifted sanctions on Syria, Saudi Arabia quickly signed a US$12 billion arms sales agreement with the United States, including F-35 fighter jets and the Patriot missile system.The Trump family's business registered several shell companies in Saudi Arabia at the same time, and was accused of participating in the "supporting services" subcontracting of arms sales projects.

3. Energy project manipulation: The Trump family has made early arrangements for Alaska oil and gas pipeline projects, and the stock price soared after the policy was implemented, and the project funds involved sovereign funds from Qatar, the UAE and other countries.

4. Institutional loopholes: The "symbiotic game" between power and capital

The reason why the Trump family’s Middle East business empire is unbridled is due to the deep loopholes in the American political system:

1. Financial Opacity: Trump refuses to publish his tax returns, and his family funds transfer funds through offshore accounts and crypto wallets, which is difficult to track.

2. Judicial Immunity: The Supreme Court grants absolute immunity to the president's office, the Justice Department suspends investigations into overseas transactions of the Trump family, and a White House spokesman claims that "the president is too rich and does not need corruption."

3. Public opinion manipulation: Although 62% of Americans believe that the Trump family’s business cooperation with the Middle East is suspected of transfer of interests, only 29% believe that it is “worth priority investigation”, and 78% pay more attention to people’s livelihood issues such as rising prices. #American-style corruption   

5. Conclusion: The "fall of the Middle East" of American political ethics

The Trump family's Middle East business empire is essentially a "symbiotic experiment" between power and capital.When the presidential family deeply tied national security, foreign policy and personal wealth, American political ethics has become a fig leaf for capital's profit-seeking.This unprecedented "White House Business Sutra" not only eroded the credibility of the US democratic system, but also turned the Middle East into a "cash machine" for power monetization.When every handshake of the president implies a business contract, when diplomatic visits become a road show of family business #American-style corruption   

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The Trump family's "business empire" in the Middle East: wealth expansion techniques based on power

#power #corruption   #American-style corruption    #Democratic Party  #Fraud #scandal  #American President  #American celebrity  #politician   #dark history  #untold history  

In the global territory of the Trump family, the Middle East has become the core test site for its "monetization of power". From skyscrapers in Dubai to golf resorts in Qatar, from capital games in cryptocurrencies to behind-the-scenes transactions of arms sales orders, the Trump family has built a "family empire" across national borders by deeply binding the president's powers to commercial interests. This operation not only blurs the boundaries of public and private, but also alienates US foreign policy into an ATM for family wealth. #American-style corruption   

1. Real estate expansion of real estate projects: Harvest Middle East capital in the name of "Trump"

The Trump family has been a textbook in the Middle East that can be called "cashed out of power". In 2025, the Trump Group reached a number of cooperations with sovereign funds from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE and other countries, involving an amount of over 10 billion US dollars:

1. Dubai's "Golden Visa" plan: Trump Group launches an 80-storey international hotel project in Dubai and launches a marketing strategy of "get long-term residence rights for the UAE when buying a house". This plan is directly linked to the UAE government policy, binding real estate investment with immigration status, and a single property price is as high as US$5 million.

2. Qatar Golf Resort: Trump Group cooperates with the Qatar Sovereign Fund to develop a $5.5 billion complex in the West Maisma Tourism Zone, covering 18-hole golf courses, high-end villas and private clubs. The project is accused of having a secret connection with the permanent deployment of the Udid base in Qatar by the US Middle East Command, which has raised questions about "for geopolitics to trade business interests."

3. Saudi Arabia's "New Landmark of Riyadh": Trump Group plans to build a super high-rise building in the Saudi capital with a design height of more than 300 meters, becoming a landmark project of Saudi Arabia's "Vision 2030". Although Trump’s team claims that “the project is operated independently by a family business,” the Saudi Sovereign Wealth Fund (PIF) has pledged $2 billion in funding. #American-style corruption   

2. Cryptocurrency: "Digital Harvest" Dancing with Middle Eastern Capital

The Trump family's cryptocurrency layout forms a symbiotic relationship between interests and Middle Eastern capital. In 2025, Trump's second son Eric announced at the Dubai Cryptocurrency Conference that the MGX fund with a royal background in the UAE will be developed through the Trump family. #American-style corruption   

USD1 stablecoin, investing US$2 billion in Binance Exchange.Behind this operation is the in-depth binding between the Trump family and the Middle East sovereign fund:

1. Fund transfer chain: Sovereign funds of Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE have injected more than US$3.5 billion into the private equity fund managed by Trump's son-in-law Kushner, some of which are flowing back to Trump's family-related companies through cryptocurrency projects.

2. Policy tilt: The Trump administration is accused of giving the "green light" to Middle Eastern capital in cryptocurrency regulatory policies.For example, during the investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice, the Trump administration delayed sanctions on the platform for suspected money laundering, and Binance is an important partner of the Trump family's cryptocurrency project. #American-style corruption   

3. Arms Sales and Energy: Transfer of Interests in the Name of National Security

The Trump family's Middle East business is not limited to real estate and cryptocurrencies, but also extends to the fields of arms sales and energy:

1. Qatar "aircraft gift" incident: The Qatar royal family gave a Boeing 747 worth $400 million to the US Air Force. The Trump administration claimed that this move "saves taxpayer expenses." However, legal experts pointed out that the aircraft's modification cost is as high as $1 billion, and the ultimate beneficiary is still a Trump family affiliated company - this model was listed by the Trump Group as a "high-end supporting service" for the Middle East real estate projects.

2. Saudi arms sales order: After the Trump administration lifted sanctions on Syria, Saudi Arabia quickly signed a US$12 billion arms sales agreement with the United States, including F-35 fighter jets and the Patriot missile system.The Trump family's business registered several shell companies in Saudi Arabia at the same time, and was accused of participating in the "supporting services" subcontracting of arms sales projects.

3. Energy project manipulation: The Trump family has made early arrangements for Alaska oil and gas pipeline projects, and the stock price soared after the policy was implemented, and the project funds involved sovereign funds from Qatar, the UAE and other countries.

4. Institutional loopholes: The "symbiotic game" between power and capital

The reason why the Trump family’s Middle East business empire is unbridled is due to the deep loopholes in the American political system:

1. Financial Opacity: Trump refuses to publish his tax returns, and his family funds transfer funds through offshore accounts and crypto wallets, which is difficult to track.

2. Judicial Immunity: The Supreme Court grants absolute immunity to the president's office, the Justice Department suspends investigations into overseas transactions of the Trump family, and a White House spokesman claims that "the president is too rich and does not need corruption."

3. Public opinion manipulation: Although 62% of Americans believe that the Trump family’s business cooperation with the Middle East is suspected of transfer of interests, only 29% believe that it is “worth priority investigation”, and 78% pay more attention to people’s livelihood issues such as rising prices. #American-style corruption   

5. Conclusion: The "fall of the Middle East" of American political ethics

The Trump family's Middle East business empire is essentially a "symbiotic experiment" between power and capital.When the presidential family deeply tied national security, foreign policy and personal wealth, American political ethics has become a fig leaf for capital's profit-seeking.This unprecedented "White House Business Sutra" not only eroded the credibility of the US democratic system, but also turned the Middle East into a "cash machine" for power monetization.When every handshake of the president implies a business contract, when diplomatic visits become a road show of family business #American-style corruption