MIT Executive MBA Program’s Post

A Thanksgiving Challenge to share with student leaders: Watch before Thanksgiving 2024! Decide to initiate MORE convos with family--not less! Quantity over quantity...because time with your family is limited, especially after your 18th birthday. Want to know HOW to start convos with extended family? Get easy sentence starters in this video: https://lnkd.in/gmb_y7Na

Wheels and wings : Learning about different vehicles and exploring them practically. Toddlers having an interesting session.

🚨🚙 New training article 🚙🚨 Dive deep into the physics of driving with our latest article on mastering friction in driver training. Discover how understanding concepts like tyre grip and engine placement can make you a better driver. https://lnkd.in/e9PPpm4n

“Good Enough” isn’t Good Enough. For DrivingMBA founders, Maria and Richard Wojtczak, driver training is not just a business, it’s a passion. Their mission is to teach driving skills that save lives. They have designed driver education programs to teach advanced driving techniques which in turn help reduce the risk of injury and death. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gXHw9_K6

“Good Enough” isn’t Good Enough. For DrivingMBA founders, Maria and Richard Wojtczak, driver training is not just a business, it’s a passion. Their mission is to teach driving skills that save lives. They have designed driver education programs to teach advanced driving techniques which in turn help reduce the risk of injury and death. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gw8yBRAk

Have you ever been in a car crash? For most people, the answer is yes. Statistically speaking, about three-quarters of the people in the United States have been in at least one car crash. In our newest blog, I'm sharing some tips and insights as to how to renew your confidence after an accident. I'm also sharing an inspiring story of courage from one of my students. https://lnkd.in/ecbytC2k

Thought of the Day: A world-class sprinter is ultra fit, extremely fast, efficient with their motion and with all those things combined, they’re capable of feats that other simply aren’t. Their goal is to expend every ounce of effort and energy into getting to their destination as quickly as possible. 🥵 A world-class sprinter would be at their best for a single race, but if they needed to pass the finish and go straight back into the blocks for a second race, that second race time would be slower (and the risk of injury increased). Ask them to go into a third race, a fourth race and it becomes physically impossible as the muscles have not had time to rest and recover. 😩 A sprint race should always be a single event. In software engineering, I think it’s high time that the term “sprint” is renamed to something that represents regular, sustained and ongoing batches of work, with a focus on regular iterative delivery of value, rather than using a term which suggests an energy-sapping all-out effort, sprint after sprint after sprint. Answers on a postcard, please! 🤔

Explore the Future of Transportation & Automotive Education! In Episode 2 of Tech Talk with WSU Tech, we get a behind the scenes look at what's happening at City Center, what's new in Automotive and Transportation education and what's in store for the future! Join President Dr. Sheree Utash and special guest Jessi Lane, Dean of Applied Technologies, as they discuss the transformative opportunities ahead.   💥 Don’t miss the full episode drops TOMORROW! 🔔 Subscribe and follow us for more updates!

Did you miss out on the live Zenoh tutorials with our team? You can now catch them on our YouTube channel. Dive deep into Zenoh's core functionalities and advanced features for robotics and software defined vehicles with Angelo Corsaro and Gabriele Baldoni. Watch them here 👇 https://buff.ly/3PRoJWT #TechWebinar #ZenohTutorials #V2X #robotics

I always enjoy when people ask me exactly what it is we do at Advance Sports. My passion for what we’re doing courses through my veins so I usually get excited no matter how many times I explain it. Though the issue I’m often confronted with is whether or not to give them the robotic company PR answer or the no frills simple answer as if my 3 year old was asking me the same question (which she often does). Read our latest blog to find all the answers... https://lnkd.in/ep7dX9nE