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Tom Malki shared thisTom Malki shared this"We need a new playbook that sees people again, that sees above and beyond profits." Watch Chobani founder Hamdi Ulukaya's full talk here: http://t.ted.com/mMeuUY4
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Tom Malki shared thisThis is amazing.Tom Malki shared thisWhen you see something like this, don't be afraid, don't call the firefighters or the police, don't move and don't kill them. These are just bees traveling and stopping for just 24 hours. Don't disturb them and avoid getting close to them, they won't hurt you. If you want to help, put a flat plate or tray with some sugar water. Bees will eat, gain energy and fly away. We all need to protect migratory bees, they are our survival insurance. Without bees, there will be no humans on earth. 🐝🧡 #bees #pollinators #biodiversity #agriculture #conservation #environment
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Tom Malki posted thisA friend just asked me for help. They need scheduler for major construction program with Primavera exp. US Citizen, sparkling clean background check. location close to death valley, California few hours North of Los Angeles. Pay around $135k +/- depends on exp. #construction #scheduler #primavera
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Tom Malki shared thisTom Malki shared thisA Man told her daughter Do not tell anybody that your father is a sweeper, they will Make fun of you. Her daughter submitted the photo on social media and wrote my father is a sweeper, and he is my pride I love my father very much. this picture is proof that No job is small enough if you are doing it with 100% honesty. #linkdin #linkedinconnections #linkedinfamily #linkedincommunity
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Tom Malki shared thisThis guy made my day .... wow.Tom Malki shared thisYour age is only what you feel inside, yes you can and nothing is too late. #inspiration #motivationalspeaking #morale #youngadults
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Tom Malki posted thisA friend with Immediate need for a very strong senior document controller and efiling person with proven record and verifiable technical project document control experience and references. Heavy technical correspondence traffic and hi pressure environment. One year project in Abu Dhabi. Competitive package + good benefits. #documentcontrol #document_control #document_controller #AbuDhabi #abu_dhabi
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Tom Malki liked thisTom Malki liked thisThe jet lag ✈️ is over after TDS Abs congress in Colombia 🇨🇴 !!! I would like to thank our CMO, Dr. Alfredo Hoyos , Johana Poveda and the rest his team for hosting such a great event. The ELIXIR team was able to learn from some of the world’s finest plastic surgeons to help us improve. Thank you Dr Hoyos, Jerry Chidester, MD , Dr. Filipe Fusinato & Wassim Eltolimy !!! We look forward to the continued collaboration on our mission. ELIXIR MD Inc Total Definer By Alfredo Hoyos
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Tom Malki liked thisTom Malki liked thisI’m truly grateful to Dr Hisham Seify for the opportunity to observe his surgery today. I was able to witness an incredible combination of medicine , technical skill and artistry all come together focused on the patient. The entire team at Newport Plastic Surgery was impressive to watch in action: coordinated and professional while delivering exceptional care. I had no idea that surgery is a team sport. I learned a ton as we continue improving the ways we support surgeons and their patients. Thank you, Dr Seify! ELIXIR MD Inc #plasticsurgery
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Tom Malki reacted on thisTom Malki reacted on this"🏆 International Educational Ambassador Announcement" I am deeply honored to be named an International Educational Ambassador by the esteemed Enigma Business School. EBS is a world-class online business school that integrates theory and practice across postgraduate, graduate, and undergraduate programs, professional certificates, and executive education, building lifelong professional ecosystems and supporting the future of education. The future of education isn't about memorizing knowledge—it's about building learning agility #Education #Leadership #DigitalTransformation #SustainableGrowth #FutureOfWork #EnigmaBusinessSchool Enigma Business School
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Tom Malki liked thisTom Malki liked thisI want to say something about Oracle #layoffs and I want people to finally listen and understand the truth. Are the layoffs due to AI? Yes, ABSOLUTELY. 100% Are they due to AI replacing FUNCTION? No! Oracle is laying off tens of thousands of employees to FUND AI development, especially Data Center expansion in Texas. These layoffs are rewarded by shareholders. This is not a conspiracy theory. If you want to know more, read more. But please.. STOP the inaccurate argument that “AI is taking jobs.” No, Executive leaders are making the decision to let employees go to use the funding to pay for more AI development and less employment. Personally, I have been laid off three times, by three different organizations, in three years due to putting funding for AI development as a priority over human employment. It all started with the dreaded call from an Oracle VP on 01 June 2023 letting me know that my team that I managed and I were being let go because "Oracle was moving in a different direction." I saw a post yesterday of an Oracle employee, who had been laid off, stating that he made his salary weekly in revenue for Oracle. He shared that he was the only member of his team left after others were laid off and he not only did the work of multiple employees, (edited to acknowledge my own misstatement that he “reaped rewards”), and was next to be let go. Please, STOP doing the work of your former colleagues because you’ll, most certainly, be next. If we care about humans being employed, we should be doing something about it instead of making it easier for these companies, like Oracle, to continue profiting off hard workers and treating humans as expendable. We’ve read the articles that AI is on a path that may have reached beyond a turning point that threatens human existence. In the days that followed, multiple executives called for regulation. Not Oracle. Oracle reacted by laying off more humans in favor of AI development. According to Reuters (link in comments): "Oracle said restructuring costs, part of a plan that includes job cuts, will rise about $700 million as the cloud company seeks to rein in costs while spending billions to capitalize on booming demand for artificial intelligence services." If you’ve ever had an Economics class, you know that the masses have more power to stop this, but only if we do something. If we organize to stop it. Think I’m joking? Start reading. Here’s an article to start with: https://lnkd.in/gUinMa88
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Tom Malki reacted on thisTom Malki reacted on thisThis birthday feels a little different. I’ve just come back from Toronto after settling my daughter into U of T and saying goodbye as she begins her adult life on another continent. It was one of the hardest things I’ve had to do. She may be 18 now, but she will always be my baby girl. Somewhere between helping her start this new chapter and coming home to Barcelona to begin another year of my own, I found myself thinking about what “home” actually means. Maybe home was never supposed to be just one place. I will always be Syrian. That will always be part of who I am. But home is also where the people I love are. It’s Toronto, Cannes and Dubai. It’s the places that have left their mark on me: Beirut, California and Toronto. And for the last two years, Barcelona has been the place we call home. When your life stretches across countries, cultures and continents, I think you eventually learn that leaving a place doesn’t mean losing it. And loving where you are now doesn’t mean loving anywhere else less. Watching my daughter begin her own adventure has made me realize that distance doesn’t have to be something to fear either. Every chapter changes us. Some make us stronger. Some make us wiser. And some remind us how much we still have to learn. So this birthday, I’m not looking back at another year getting older. I’m looking at how lucky I am that my definition of home has become so big. That I have people I love scattered around the world. That my daughter gets to start building her own version of home. And that there are still new chapters waiting for me too. My wonderful friend Lama somehow managed to capture all of that in this birthday gift from @beyondnoon. Here’s to another trip around the sun, and to home, wherever and whoever it happens to be. ❤️
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Tom Malki reacted on thisTom Malki reacted on thisSaying goodbye and leaving my son in the UK to chase his football dream was one of the hardest moments I’ve faced. Once I let the moment sink in, I did what I always do when life shifts: I started walking and exploring. From a distance, big life transitions look so obvious and mapped out. But the moment you actually step into the unknown, the landscape completely changes. The small, unexpected details end up teaching you far more than the grand plan ever did. My husband and I had planned exploring the area around Gloucester after the drop off, and it’s been a great distraction. I’m learning not to rush through the discomfort of change. Wander down the unfamiliar streets, slow down, and take in the texture of what’s next, literally. Bristol, UK has been the most fun town we’ve been to in a while. Tomorrow we’re off to a new distraction. Sharing a few captures from the road after our bittersweet goodbye. Onto the next chapter, for all of us. Visit Bristol, UK… it’s been amazing. What have you done lately to distract yourself? #emptynester, #UK, #definingmoments, #founder, #bristol
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Tom Malki reacted on thisTom Malki reacted on thisWhat if the daily scramble to find cleats, chargers, documents, or seasonal items is doing more than wasting time? Research from UCLA found that parents who described their homes with words like "cluttered," "chaotic," and "disorganized" showed a flatter daily cortisol pattern, a stress-linked profile associated with worse health outcomes over time. The issue is not always too much stuff. Often, it is that the household's shared knowledge about where things live exists in one person's head. More bins do not solve that. A shared, searchable home inventory can. Start with the items that cause the most repeated searching: - Sports gear - Keys and chargers - Medical documents - Seasonal items Give each item a specific location, capture it when you put it away, and make the record accessible to everyone who may need it. That is what WIPI was built for. Snap a photo or say where something lives, then ask for the answer when you need it. Say it, snap it, find it, without the morning scramble. Read the full blog post: Your Cluttered House Is Raising Your Cortisol https://lnkd.in/eb3E6YeV Go to mywipiapp.com and try it FREE for 30 days. #WIPI #HomeOrganization #HomeInventory #FamilyLife #SmartHome
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Egidija Benotiene, RCIC 🇨🇦
☕ Temporary relief measures for Iranian nationals are continuing — IRCC just confirmed the new timeline. #MorningCafé | 🇨🇦 Mar 5, 2026 🔸 IRCC invited 5,500 candidates in the second Francophone Express Entry draw of 2026. On March 4, 2026, IRCC held the second Express Entry draw of the year targeting candidates with strong French language proficiency. In round #401, the department issued 5,500 Invitations to Apply. The cut-off score was 397 points, three points lower than the previous francophone draw. The tie-breaking rule was October 10, 2025 at 18:18:20 UTC. As of March 1, 2026, there were 232,534 profiles in the Express Entry pool. So far this year, Canada has issued 44,612 invitations across 13 draws, with 14,000 of them going to francophone candidates. 🔸 Alberta released a new Rural Renewal Stream draw. Results published on March 4 show that Alberta invited 30 candidates under the Rural Renewal Stream on February 26 with a minimum score of 55. The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program has issued 822 nominations so far in 2026, leaving 5,581 spaces from its annual allocation of 6,403. In 2025, Alberta used its full allocation, with more than 85% of nominations going to temporary foreign workers already working in the province. 🔸 ESDC updated LMIA processing times. Employment and Social Development Canada released new processing timelines on March 4. Processing times decreased across most streams, including the Permanent Residence stream, which dropped to 244 business days (down 33 days). Agricultural stream applications now average 15 business days, and the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program averages 10 business days. Global Talent Stream processing increased slightly to 12 business days, while the High-wage stream rose to 60 business days. 🔸 Canada extends work permit support for Iranian nationals. The federal government confirmed that temporary immigration relief measures for Iranian nationals will remain in place until March 31, 2027. Individuals holding valid work permits issued on or before February 28, 2025, can apply for extensions under this policy, while standard processing fees apply. The measures were first introduced in February 2023 following unrest in Iran. ⚖️ Immigration advice in Canada is regulated. Anyone guiding an application must be a licensed RCIC or Canadian immigration lawyer. #ExpressEntry #FrancophoneImmigration #AAIP #LMIA #MorningCafé
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