It’s not what you know but who you know: Heterogeneous peer effects at a Colombian University

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It's Not What You Know, It's Who You Know: Work in the Information Age

Introduce yourself, ask what brought them to the event. Ask questions about them such as what do you do for a living, where are you from, how long have you been a member of this group. The goal is to see who you have things in common with, connect with them and maintain that relationship so that when you need to ask them for a referral or informational interview it doesn’t seem so random. Your ...

"It's Not What You Know

Researchers in the U.S. have increasingly focused on how various forms of social capital shape educational outcomes. But to date, we know little about the impact social capital has on educational outcomes in other countries. Moreover, few have focused on the ethnically specific dimensions of social capital, assuming instead that social capital effects are universal. This article addresses both ...

Rf Vision. What You Always Wanted to Know, but Didn’t Know Who to Ask! a Tutorial

The “Poor Man’s Spectrum Analyzer” is designed to give you RF VISION. With RF VISION you will have a new monitoring mode, with rapid signal detection, modulation analysis, and band condition and activity information constantly available at your finger tips! This instrument will provide information and operating techniques that will add to your appreciation of the RF spectrum in ways you never t...

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