This theoretical article aims to explore and discuss various strategies and tactics that can be employed to enhance networking skills for professional success. Networking has become an essential skill in today\'s competitive professional landscape, and individuals who excel in this area often have increased opportunities for career advancement, collaboration, and personal growth. This article adopts a literature review approach to examine and analyse existing research and theories on networking skills. By synthesising information from diverse sources, this article presents a comprehensive overview of strategies and tactics professionals can employ to enhance their networking abilities. Key findings highlight the importance of building and maintaining a strong network, effective communication techniques, leveraging technology and social media, developing personal branding, and cultivating strategic relationships. The implications of this article align with achieving professional success through enhanced networking skills. The identification and understanding of various strategies and tactics provided here allow professionals to expand their network and make meaningful connections, establish a positive reputation, and open doors to new opportunities. Additionally, the insights presented in this article can assist professionals in navigating social and professional events confidently, influence others, and ultimately advance their careers. Embracing and honing these networking skills can improve collaboration, increase visibility, job satisfaction, and overall professional growth.
This article explores the predictive effect of emotional intelligence on learned resourcefulness in teacher trainees, with a goal of developing a comprehensive understanding of the power of learned resourcefulness and emotional intelligence in teacher education. Emotionally intelligent people and people with learned resourcefulness skills tend to be better at understanding themselves and others, controlling negative emotions, and managing stressful tasks. They also tend to have better self-awareness, impulse control, and self-management. Therefore, these constructs are considered as complementary and valuable to be investigated in teacher trainees. A sample of 450 teacher trainees completed measures of learned resourcefulness and emotional intelligence. Analyses revealed that emotional intelligence competencies were predictors of learned resourcefulness, explaining 56% of the variation. Emotional intelligence and learned resourcefulness appear to complement each other, emphasizing different key skills for the development of human capital. This finding supports the necessity of linking emotional intelligence and learned resourcefulness in the education of teacher trainees.
The object of the present paper is to study invariant submanifolds of hyperbolic Sasakian manifolds. In this paper, we consider semiparallel and 2-semiparallel invariant submanifolds of hyperbolic Sasakian manifolds and it is shown that these submanifolds are totally geodesic. We also consider invariant submanifolds of hyperbolic Sasakian manifolds satisfying the conditions $I(X, Y).\\alpha = 0$, $I(X, Y).\\tilde{\\nabla}\\alpha = 0$, $C(X, Y).\\alpha = 0$ and $C(X, Y).\\tilde{\\nabla}\\alpha = 0$ and obtain that the submanifolds are totally geodesic.
One of the threats to global environmental health is solid waste generation. Land filling is now accepted as the most widely used method for addressing this problem in all countries of the world. However, appropriate site selection for land filling is a problem in waste management and therefore needs to be addressed. This study aims to identify a suitable landfill site for waste disposal in Mahshahr South Local Iran. Geographical Information System (GIS) were applied in order to display and rank candidate sites. The analysis was limited to criteria that were selected and relevant to the area under investigation. The results obtained provide clear areas for landfill sites in the study area and finally arrives at suitable areas. At the end of the analysis, two candidate sites were selected and one was chosen as the best site using super decision software from the AHP component. Municipal authorities can now have ability to benefit from GIS and AHP solutions by leveraging on them to address the problem of waste management.
Extended spectrum beta lactamases (ESBL) represent a major group of lactamases currently being identified in large number worldwide mostly produced by Gram negative bacteria. The present study was undertaken to determine the frequency of ESBL producing Gram negative bacteria in clinical samples in Abbottabad. A total of 540 Gram negative isolates from clinical sample were tested by double disc diffusion method, using six cephalosporins around a centeral amoxicillin clavulinate disc. An augmentation in antibacterial activity between the central amoxicillin clavulinate disc and any of the six antibiotic discs showing resistance was considered due to ESBL production by the species under investigation. Overall, 44% of the isolates were ESBL producers. The frequencies of isolates producing ESBL by species were as follows: Actinoto bacter baumani (72.2%), Proteus vulgaris (66.6%), Proteus mirabilis (63.6%), Enterobacter cloacae (57.14%), Klebsiella pneumoniae (53.47%), Klebsiella oxytoca (50%), and Aeromonas hydrophila (50%), Escherichia coli (40/3%), Actinoto bacterlwofii (40%), Citobacterfreundii (33%) and Pseudomonas aeruginosa (25%). Production of ESBL by Gram negative bacteria is increasing as a widespread problem. Appropriate infection control and antibiotic management strategies are required to stop this emerging form of resistance.
The direct toxic effect of atmospheric pollutant such as sulphur dioxide on plants ha s been well documented. It is essentially a potent phytotoxic gas and its toxicity to plant is manifested in typical chronic or acute foliar symptom injury. The mode and extent of damage caused by this pollutant to Mango has not been precisely and systematically studied. Under such circumstances, the present investigation was undertaken under simulating condition to find out the possible extent of adaptability of Mango in SO2 emission of our state. The effect of varying levels of sulphur dioxide (0.25, 0.5 and 1.0ppm) fumigated for 1, 2 and 3h under simulated conditions on Mango revealed that the important traits like leaf number, leaf area, fresh weight, dry weight and chlorophyll content in leaves were adversely affected by SO2 level. SO2 1.0ppm with 3h exposure found to be more harmful. However, no significant variation was seen amongst the treatments in respect of tissue fresh and dry weight when compared with that of control (ambient SO2). On the other hand, sulphur content in tissues increase progressively with increasing levels of SO2 and time of fumigation and the variation observed within treatments was significant to each other. It is suggested that the lowest concentration of SO2 (0.25 ppm) used in this study is more than sufficient to bring about a significant changes in most of the parameters studied.
Eucalyptus oil was assessed for its penetration enhancing effect towards various drugs with different solubilities. The results showed that the oil is more effective towards water soluble drugs, showing maximum enhancing effect towards 5-Flurouracl (5-FU) i.e., approximately 60 fold and less towards tramadol HCL (approximately. 40 fold). The enhancing effect of the oil towards hydrophobic drug was poor, as in case of ketoprofen it caused only 5.6 fold increase in the permeability coefficient.
Fuzzy inference method based approach to the forming of modular intellectual system of assessment the quality of communication services is proposed. Developed under this approach the basic fuzzy estimation model takes into account the recommendations of the International Telecommunication Union in respect of the operation of packet switching networks based on IP-protocol.