Self-starters can code bots themselves, and there are open-source bots available on GitHub.
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Working with Ms. Gallagher and DIS offered membership in a developing community of self-starters.
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Indeed, in countries such as Ghana, Nigeria and Zambia, the women self-starters outnumber the men.
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Then, they took what they learned and designed a journal that they say helps self-starters actually achieve their goals.
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As a result of the investigations, Holmes lost her position as one of the richest female self-starters in Silicon Valley.
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While self-made millionaires are often assumed to be self-starters, it is possible to get rich on someone else's clock.
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I congratulate this team of genius self-starters for finding this amazing number and creating this potentially super-useful time unit.
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We seek out self-starters and people who are enthusiastic about collaborating with reporters, producers, social media editors, and other team members.
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For example, venture capitalists, developers and much of Silicon Valley value self-starters and as a result, favor people with promotion mindsets.
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"I think it's a far more effective way of achieving the best results of making people feel that they are self-starters."
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We seek out self-starters and people who are enthusiastic about collaborating with reporters, fellow producers, social media editors, and other team members.
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The majority of the billionaires on the list are self-made self-starters who built business empires in finance, sports, media, and commodities.
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College students who described themselves as "self-starters" were 1 1/2 times more likely to be aspiring entrepreneurs than those who didn't.
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However Barnum is also remembered for his entrepreneurial spirit and business acumen, and his professional advice is often reprinted in books aimed at self-starters.
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One of the reasons entrepreneurs are able to continuously push themselves to new levels and heights is that they are self-starters and highly self-motivated.
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Indeed, all across the world, a growing wave of grassroots 'self-starters' are leading by example and raising the bar for Africa in competitive entrepreneurship development.
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Some NBC insiders also credit Jaffy and Griffin for being self-starters at a time when the broadcaster is still trying to figure out its digital strategy.
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The best remote workers are energetic self-starters who are also empathetic, and so less likely to misinterpret emails or messages and assume the worst, said Monsef.
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Both men were self-starters who came from little, were based in small towns outside of Bologna, and yet somehow managed to change the world of cars.
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" As with most self-starters, her shop was a D.I.Y. affair: "My partner let me paint a wall in our bedroom and build props, and he took the photos.
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Barber credits The Cool Kids with bringing the Chicago hip-hop scene "into the digital age" and inspiring a young generation of hip-hop fans to be self-starters.
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Organized self-starters could find good work being a virtual assistant, a person who does all the things an assistant would normally do, just via the internet and phone.
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Mechanic and others, they say, were never a threat; rather, they say, they were immigrant self-starters who were caught up in enforcement of the most sweeping U.S. trade ban.
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Successful candidates will be self-starters, with the ability to effectively juggle multiple clients and track the happenings and legislation of all clients and industries to which they are assigned.
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Some of those self-starters are familiar entrepreneurs or run household-name companies, like Spanx founder Sara Blakely, Alex and Ani CEO Carolyn Rafaelian, and Little Caesars Pizza cofounder Marian Ilitch.
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In contract, women were far less likely than men to be 'self-starters' who said that the initial decision to run for elective office for the first time was entirely their idea.
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She is looking at young people who start companies that are not necessarily successful in terms of product or sales but successfully market the founders as visionaries, self-starters, and hard workers.
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"Every manager is impressed by self-starters, and somebody who takes the initiative in areas where the business may be weak is putting themselves high up the list for a promotion," Caan wrote.
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University lectures posted online have proved an excellent resource for intellectual self-starters and online platforms such as Wikipedia, wikiHow, and YouTube have allowed for lessons in pretty much anything you want—albeit not without criticism.
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"From there, a lot of it is how you approach the work from a cultural standpoint," Foster told Business Insider — which, for Zapier, meant hiring people who were motivated self-starters, ensuring that all communication in the company was transparent, and creating a culture of learning among its employees.
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The example she has set over the last seven years — from lo-fi, no-budget home recordings to effusive critical acclaim and sold-out tours, all without sacrificing any of her charm or individuality — has helped open doors for a generation of self-starters like Soccer Mommy, Snail Mail and Julien Baker.
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Radio: when invented, some claimed that it would cure deafness and headaches. While inaccurate, the people of Ogema could now hear news from far away. Cars: Self-starters were added, accelerators took over gas levers, cabs enclosed in glass, and trucks began appearing in Ogema. Farm: Tractors began to take over from horses.
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Two Arnolds were exhibited at Crystal Palace in 1896. One Arnold from 1896 was fitted with one of the world's first self-starters, by electrical engineer Herbert John Dowsing. This was a dynamotor coupled to the flywheel, designed to assist the car on hills and well as starting the engine. Two Arnold cars survive.
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Push starts to get engines running were necessary until the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) mandated self-starters in 1976.Burgess, Phil, National Dragster editor. "Obsolete skills, part 1: On the track", at NHRA.com (retrieved 22 September 2018) After burnouts, cars would be pushed back by crews; this persisted until NHRA required reversing systems in 1980.
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North America would have many independent lodges in the 18th century. Authorisation, which later would become a Warrant, took time and expense, especially in the period when the nearest Grand Lodge was on the other side of the Atlantic. Many lodges became "self starters", and only applied for Grand Lodge authorisation when they were reasonably confident that the lodge would survive for more than a few years.
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In her late teen years, Bowler left the ranch for the city of Calgary, where she took a clerical job with the Canadian Pacific Railway. As a teenager, she worked as a waitress, stenographer, and bookkeeper, working at one point as an assistant to future Canadian Prime Minister R. B. Bennett. This hardscrabble youth probably led Paterson to attach great importance to productive "self-starters". Although she was articulate, well-read, and erudite, Paterson had extremely limited formal education, an experience she shared with Rose Wilder Lane, who was also Paterson's friend and correspondent for many years.
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The move to a more mobile, and dispersed, workplace is also resulting in changes to the definition of a successful employee. Some individuals, often called "self starters", can be highly effective working remotely without the influence of workmates or oversight of bosses in the same location. Others cannot, some even finding it difficult to start and complete projects without the social environment of the co-located workplace. Managers evaluating current and prospective employees must take these changes into account as they assign employees to their evolving mobile environments, attempting to match traits to workplace to maximize each employee's potential.
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Civil service which was the main employer in the past is now saturated and private sector is still growing. The programme aims to help self-starters or startups in business. It also aims to help develop a responsible and sustainable entrepreneurial culture in Bhutan, inspired by the visionary and altruistic Bodhisattva ideals. As of December 2019, the foundation has trained over 5,000 aspiring and entrepreneurs, provided interest-free capital seed money to 175 (60 led by women entrepreneurs) entrepreneurial ventures which are spread across 18 districts in Bhutan and created more than 715 jobs in the market.
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The Startix automatic engine starting mechanism was a relay in a small box added to the vehicle's electrical system. It automatically started an engine from cold or if stalled. It was supplied to vehicle manufacturers in the mid 1930s and later as an aftermarket accessory — in the USA by Bendix Aviation CorporationThe Bendix Invisible Crew, p 6, Life Magazine, 13 March 1944, TIME Inc, Chicago, Illinois, USA Eclipse Machine Division and in UK by Joseph Lucas & Son both of which businesses made electric self-starters. Such devices are now part of the engine management systems which switch off and on to conserve fuel.
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