Posted on Nov 26, 2018
Amazon Warehouse Robots : Mind Blowing Video
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Well I wouldn't say mind blowing !
CYBER MONDAY
Cyber Monday is observed annually on the Monday after Thanksgiving.
Cyber Monday was developed as a way for Internet-based companies to have a way to compete with Black Friday, which is typically held by brick and mortar retail stores the Friday after Thanksgiving.
In 2014, Cyber Monday online sales continued to trend upward with 15.4% increase in revenue from 2013 sales, making it the biggest, online shopping day in history. In 2014 Americans spent an average of $124 per order on Cyber Monday.
Social media has also ramped up the advertising opportunities, bringing potential shoppers to retailers’ online stores. Cyber Monday shopping is expected to be up again this year with a predicted 3 billion in sales.
Purchases on mobile devices also have increased, adding to the convenience of Cyber Monday. No longer do you have to be strapped to your PC or Mac in order to make an online purchase. Purchases can now be made on the train during a morning commute while waiting for a doctor’s appointment or during a lunch break.
Some of the most popular online purchases are likely to be tech items, especially wearable technology as well as the traditional small appliances, clothing, gift cards and digital media.
HOW TO OBSERVE
Get your computer out and enjoy those online deals. Use #CyberMonday to post on social media.
HISTORY
On November 28 of 2005, Cyber Monday joined the lexicon thanks to a press release in Shop.org. The announced a marketing revolution with a title “Cyber Monday Quickly Becoming One of the Biggest Online Shopping Days of the Year” with astounding online sales increases the Monday following Thanksgiving.
https://youtu.be/uc6f_2nPSX8
CYBER MONDAY
Cyber Monday is observed annually on the Monday after Thanksgiving.
Cyber Monday was developed as a way for Internet-based companies to have a way to compete with Black Friday, which is typically held by brick and mortar retail stores the Friday after Thanksgiving.
In 2014, Cyber Monday online sales continued to trend upward with 15.4% increase in revenue from 2013 sales, making it the biggest, online shopping day in history. In 2014 Americans spent an average of $124 per order on Cyber Monday.
Social media has also ramped up the advertising opportunities, bringing potential shoppers to retailers’ online stores. Cyber Monday shopping is expected to be up again this year with a predicted 3 billion in sales.
Purchases on mobile devices also have increased, adding to the convenience of Cyber Monday. No longer do you have to be strapped to your PC or Mac in order to make an online purchase. Purchases can now be made on the train during a morning commute while waiting for a doctor’s appointment or during a lunch break.
Some of the most popular online purchases are likely to be tech items, especially wearable technology as well as the traditional small appliances, clothing, gift cards and digital media.
HOW TO OBSERVE
Get your computer out and enjoy those online deals. Use #CyberMonday to post on social media.
HISTORY
On November 28 of 2005, Cyber Monday joined the lexicon thanks to a press release in Shop.org. The announced a marketing revolution with a title “Cyber Monday Quickly Becoming One of the Biggest Online Shopping Days of the Year” with astounding online sales increases the Monday following Thanksgiving.
https://youtu.be/uc6f_2nPSX8
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PVT Mark Zehner
Cpl (Join to see) I'm limited by severe dyslexia so there are just some jobs I can't do. I was a police officer for many years till I was severely wounded 12 years ago. I guess maybe I'm not asking this right. I know people that work there they've got no idea what is going to happen. By your post I thought maybe you've heard something
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I have mild dyslexia and read very slow, but I don't let it control my life. Being mildly dyslexic, I've become a very visual person and with the advent of the internet, everything you need to know is on line somewhere. youtube, pluralsight, linda, udemy et.al., are very good tools to learn a new skill.
Granted while there was no internet while I was learning, I bought books and a PC. That said, I knew nothing about voice recognition and guess what, youtube. Now, I have a complete app that I can customize which recognizes voice commands to my home computer.
The point is, everyone here has access to a platform to help them learn a new skill without paying thousands to an indoctrination center, or university.
Granted while there was no internet while I was learning, I bought books and a PC. That said, I knew nothing about voice recognition and guess what, youtube. Now, I have a complete app that I can customize which recognizes voice commands to my home computer.
The point is, everyone here has access to a platform to help them learn a new skill without paying thousands to an indoctrination center, or university.
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PVT Mark Zehner
Cpl (Join to see) Well the people I know will never be able to what you do or become a police officer like me. Not to be demeaning some just can't perform some tasks some because of physical limitations some mental limitations. They're good people just scared right now
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Should you follow your passion, wherever it may take you? Should you do only what you love...or learn to love what you do? How can you identify which path to...
Coding isn't the only thing you can learn, there is carpentry, plumbing, mechanic, and more. Not everyone's passions are viable as a life sustaining career, find a need and fill it. I chose a hobby and i haven't really worked a real day since and I earn a great wage doing it. Have a great day, officer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVEuPmVAb8o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVEuPmVAb8o
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