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QUOTATION: Learning from Experience

Posted by abuhijleh on February 4, 2012
Posted in: QUOTATIONS. Tagged: Career Development, Self Development. Leave a Comment

The larger the mistake, the more profound the opportunity to extract deep and lasting value from the lesson.

From Web Operations

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GUIDE: Your first Android application using Phone Gap

Posted by abuhijleh on February 1, 2012
Posted in: GUIDES. Tagged: Android, mobile Development, Phone Gap. Leave a Comment

The video contains a complete guide on how to create your first Android application, starting from installing Android tools on Eclipse till generating the APK that can be directly installed on your Android Machine.

In addition to the steps in the official tutorial on Phone Gap site. This video covers the following:

How to avoid getting timeout when running the emulator
How to create splash screen
How to customize the application icons

For the text  that you need to include in the project, please refer to  the official tutorial on Phone Gap site.

Part 1

Part 2

 

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REVIEW: How to Become CEO

Posted by abuhijleh on January 12, 2012
Posted in: REVIEWS. Tagged: book review. 1 comment

I really enjoyed listening to this book. I listened to it one shot for one hour and 30 minutes.

The book has 75 tips for becoming a CEO. All habits are behavioral and not technical, which I believe is not necessarily enough to become a CEO. Nevertheless, I believe the tips are really practical.  I will definitely read more books written by Jeffrey J. Fox

I highly recommend reading or hearing this book

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QUOTATION: Improvement

Posted by abuhijleh on January 6, 2012
Posted in: QUOTATIONS. Tagged: ITIL. Leave a Comment

Too many people and too many organizations are looking for the big-bang approach to improvements. It is important to understand that a succession or series of small, planned increment of improvements will not stress the infrastructure as much and will eventually amount to a large amount of improvement over time

ITIL Continual Service Improvement

ANNOUNCEMENT: Blog Annual Report

Posted by abuhijleh on January 5, 2012
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Check my blog annual report here

http://abuhijleh.net/2011/annual-report/

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QUOTATION: analyst!

Posted by abuhijleh on December 27, 2011
Posted in: QUOTATIONS. Leave a Comment

It is interesting to note the number of job titles for IT professional that contain the word analyst and even more surprising to discover that few of them actually analysis anything

ITIL Continual Service Improvement

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ANNOUNCEMENT: ITIL V3 Service Operation Intermediate Exam

Posted by abuhijleh on December 24, 2011
Posted in: ANNOUNCEMENTS. Tagged: ITIL. 7 comments

I’m very please to announce that yesterday I have passed the ITIL V3 Service Operation Intermediate Exam.

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QUOTATION: Innovation

Posted by abuhijleh on December 24, 2011
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The difficulty lies not so much in developing new ideas as in escaping from the old ones.

Meynard Keynes

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REVIEW: How Successful People Think

Posted by abuhijleh on December 24, 2011
Posted in: REVIEWS. Tagged: book review. Leave a Comment

A very interesting book full of inspiring quotes  and strong assertions.I highly recommend read this book, especially for those who feel down on unmotivated.

The flow of ideas is very smooth and language is simple

Some of the quotes and assertion I really liked:

“Don’t strive for certainty: Big picture thinkers are comfortable with ambiguity.  THey don’t try to force every observation or piece of data into pre formulated mental cubby holes.” Continue Reading

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REVIEW: Tribes- We Need you to Lead us

Posted by abuhijleh on December 23, 2011
Posted in: REVIEWS. Tagged: Self Development. Leave a Comment

Another nice piece from Seth Godin. Last week I heard this book at once during my flight to Oman. The book is really very interesting, inspiring and the same time very realistic.

I really like the part where Seth Godin differentiates between the “Factory” and the “Tribe” mentality. But what I really liked most is how he portrayed our resistance to lead: We don’t fear failure but criticism! which is strikingly true.

I highly recommend this book. It is really amazing.

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