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People 6 years ago

Matthew McConaughey tapped as professor at University of Texas

American actor and producer Matthew McConaughey has been tapped as a "professor of practice" at the Moody College of Communication of his alma mater, the University of Texas at Austin, beginning the Fall 2019 term.

Opinion 8 years ago

PREMIUM
A rocky road to military professionalism

Keeping a political role to a minimum will place TNI on the right track towards a world-class military force.

Editorial 8 years ago

EDITORIAL: Professionalism in essence

TNI’s 72nd anniversary is indeed the perfect moment to remind its leadership to remain as professional soldiers and refrain from engaging in politics despite having a possible interest in building a future political career.

News 8 years ago

Four tips for young professionals to maximize their LinkedIn presence

Greater Jakarta is ranked the fourth most-connected city in the world according to business and employment-oriented social networking platform LinkedIn.

Science & Tech 8 years ago

Greater Jakarta ranked fourth most connected city on LinkedIn

Business and employment-oriented social networking platform LinkedIn announced on Tuesday that it had 500 million users worldwide.

Business 9 years ago

Tax amnesty final round targets SMEs, professionals

Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati has said the government would mainly target small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and professionals in the final round of the tax amnesty, which will end in late March.

Science & Tech 9 years ago

LinkedIn reveals buzzwords most overused by Indonesian professionals

“Specialized” and “leadership” were named the two most overused buzzwords written by Indonesian professionals on their profiles in 2016, according to business and employment-oriented social networking service LinkedIn.

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