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Excellent message

What a wisdom!

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Wow

I like this presentation.

Found your book on the street last night Mr Herrera. Hope to meet u one day.

1.Passion about making the world for the better. 2.Big picture before details (tweeter style headlines) 3.Memorable (three parts, comparisons) 4.Emotionally charged events (lough, fear, etc.) 5.Picture 6.Story

Thank you for sharing this video. i have learnt so much with John Chambers. i just loved it every time i listen to him.

Anyone knows where the rest of the video.

A fantastic discussion here John and it's so true! A disability should by no means hold you back, there are so many ways to get threw it and move forward it both companies and people fully understand it.

rule number one have a bunch of retards as fans you clap at every dumb shit you say

Selling dreams, hopes always worked. This can be done on moneytothrowaway.com/about

Am i the only one who came here after our cllg teacher of graphic era deemed to be university suggested us to watch his presentation videos😑😑

Spreading lights

It’s like Asphalt

I love the story of the dad on the bus, it moves and inspires me. Thank you for sharing.

Love you CZcams to be the medium through which we could connect with these amazing man ❤️ 💙

She was came from ophirians family

A full blooded Filipina her parents are PIlipino. Proud of you Melanie.

Awesom so inspiring!

October 8, 2011

Dear Carmine, thanks for the interesting presentation. Perhaps you find our recent research in the Academy of Management Journal interesting, where we show that CEOs' use of "visionary" communication in the form of metaphor might in fact backfire in a capital market context (while it is beneficial when talking to journalists). I talk about this study here: czcams.com/video/ICQiczaqADk/video.html In fact, in an even bigger study of almost 15,000 conference calls, which is currently under review, we (including a distinguished colleague from the University of Notre Dame) find that analysts respond especially negatively (in terms of changes in recommendations) when CFOs use so-called "charismatic" language. All the very best!

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Все хорошо,но вот языками я не владею)))

What if "(the likes of|)"_ John_Chambers = "Made/created/set -up "Entrepreneurial _(especially; in tech. in John's case!!)-CENTER'S"; FOR "Africa's and Asia's: dyslexics, to "be taught to become Entrepreneurs!!"??" (From =October, 2019)?? ;) :) ;) ;) :) :)

Great interview!

It was great hearing you speak at The Roundhill Country Club as a guest of Stonecastle Mortgage. I love the storytelling aspect and looking to incorporate that into my own business.

John Chambers is an amazing person, so easy to talk to cannot believe he has achieved so much and yet can connect to regular folks like me. Nice talk Carmine ! Too bad it was short - you could have gone for another 30 minutes easily :)

Thank you for this interview. I am a user of Canva and it is great to see one of the creators of that fine product.

The great Daughter of the great Father. 😊 Respect from PAKISTAN. Muhammad Sulaiman Nazir.

I have known John as a CEO of Cisco who had a far reaching influence on the company, through his leadership. Having seen his work as a spouse of a Cisco employee, we call ourselves a Cisco family, I have a great admiration for John as a CEO. He is one of the leaders in Silicon Valley who lead by example. He is a great teacher. www.forbes.com/sites/carminegallo/2018/12/13/how-ciscos-former-ceo-turned-a-secret-disability-into-his-greatest-strength/#a801fff63ac1

Cool, It really looks like the monolith of 2001 a Space Odyssey. #StanleyKubrick

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This is fascinating and shows how much progress has been made. I think the hard work of analyzing an issue, gathering information and formulating an argument using AI has been largely mastered. There is still a lot of room for improvement however. The voice to me sounds too synthetic and to me this interferes with understanding and evaluating the points made. I think the voice must be completely fluid and indiscernible from a human voice. I also found the structure of the machine argument weak in the first part of the debate, but the information it gathered throughout was very strong. What I found most interesting was that even though the human swayed more people's opinion the machine increased their knowledge on the subject. One would think that having more knowledge would lead people to the desired conclusion. I suspect people may have a hidden bias against the machine. I also don't like the format of the debate. I would like to see a free form debate where the machine decides for itself what position to take and forces the human to defend the opposite position. I also believe that either the human or the machine should be forced to concede a loss based on pure logic. I believe machines will be soon be able to completely outstrip humans in the ability to gather and analyse information to reach logical conclusions, optimize problems and perform risk analysis. Humans also seem to lack flexibility in being able to adapt to changing information and situations. I'm excited about the possibility that AI will be able to free mankind from its own biological limitations.

Where to find the full debate?

And ... Natarajan won that😊

but but... where is the rest?!??!?!?!

@ 2:05 if you can't get your idea out, it doesn't matter. Such a potent point to make. Part of the problem with that is that some of the most important ideas are very hard to package in a way that is easy to distribute on a mass scale - that, OR we just don't understand it well enough, like what to do to make technology ENHANCE our lives in the real world rather than addicting us to a screen.

Not only is Gallo a spellbinding speaker, in his "Five Stars" book he makes the case--compellingly--that learning the art of persuasion greatly increases your chance of reaching the top in your profession.

Indeed very inspirational.

i'd heard a silly rumor young had brain damage; clearly he has none! thank god!

Fantastic discussion Carmine. I am also someone who walks the room when giving a presentation and I agree that it’s great to get up close and feel the energy of the audience.

I really believe that #1 communication tip is ...PASSION Perhaps my Italian background but it really works ...

The best thing I got from this is the rule of three concept.

It's really good job Carmine gallo⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Good lesson

Good content

Great learning sir

Good video sir