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At 9:28pm on August 20, 2009, Susie Sharp said…: Hi William - I am new to the network and hope to beef up my profile a little in the near future. I see Slideshare fits here - do other types of files upload? Vimeo? YouTube? My primary bag is the social media world. I am also interested in posting some of the test results that Pradco turns out - they are turning HR mgt over to its clients - very interesting concept - www.iPradco.com. Look at the sample. Interested in reaction from HR folks. Would this make a diff if applicant showed up with this piece of paper in hand? Thanks, Susie

At 2:08pm on January 8, 2009, Gary Patton said…: Hey William;

Thanks for Friending me.

Please let me know how I might be useful to you.

@GaryFPatton
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At 10:50am on January 8, 2009, John Aschenbrenner said…: Thanks for connecting, William, and great things to happen in 2009.

At 10:37am on January 8, 2009, Jeff Klenner said…: "Billy Tincup"??? For real? What a great handle...!!!

Thanks for the invite... I've subscribed to your blog as well.

Great name but I can easily top that one: a little girl in my son's pre-school class is Mia Kulpa. Talk about starting out life with a guilt complex!

At 10:15pm on January 4, 2009, Susan Burns said…: Great connecting with you William! I keep hearing fantastic things about your work and look forward to learning more. Cheers to a fantastic 2009!

At 2:00am on December 5, 2008, Gireesh Sharma said…: Hi William,

I send a message to you. Awaiting reply.

At 1:11am on September 20, 2008, Gireesh Sharma said…: Hi William,

Thanks for adding me as a friend. I need your help.

I am trying to understand the pattern of education in United States - especially the degrees, and diplomas. To show how we do it in India...

After 10+2 (called High School in US) a person has two options - Go for
a. University Degree or
b. Do a Diploma (usually 2-3 years, skill based). This leads to no further upgradations.

After a University Degree --- one has two options

a. Further Academics like Master's Degree or
b. Professional Degree Course or a Diploma (Like MBA or Post Graduate Diploma)

After a Master's Degree - One can go for Research like PhD etc.

How all this is done in United States?