INsync with INsource Maria Ignatova , who adds this to the ' social current see ' on the topic of professional recruiting as we wrap up 2014 and head into 2015: "After analyzing the data in over 330 million LinkedIn member profiles, here are the 25 hottest skills globally." ★ Bingo, bango, bongo, or just ☆  BING ▶ Flip②▶ STORIFY ♥ FLIPBOARD ★ BLOGGER ▲ INsync ® ★ SUBSCRIBE ☆Search ALTACITIES ▶ The 25 Hottest Skills of 2014 on Linkedin from LinkedIn Post by Poachable . See why recruiters are getting up to 10X the ROI on Poachable versus LinkedIn. https://t.co/Sr075pEivD — Poachable (@poachable) November 27, 2014 [ View the story "INsync▶25 'Hot' Professional Skills 2014" on Storify ]                                  

Given my 38 year career in hospital community relations and fund-development, you can assume that I witnessed many transitions in my own career and those of my colleagues during nearly four decades, starting in 1972.  Looking back, it is remarkable to note that my experience of working with seven different hospitals and health systems is actually typical in the profession.  For those who keep track of such statistics, the average NPO development position runs about five years per location, so my stint was about normal.  Because of my personal involvement (as a patient) at City of Hope in Durate, CA, it is a privilege to archive this announcement. Flip②▶ STORIFY ♥ FLIPBOARD ★ BLOGGER ▲ INsync ® ★ SUBSCRIBE ☆Search ALTACITIES ▶ [ View the story "New philanthropy leader chosen at COH" on Storify ]                                   NOW ▶ Flip2 ▶ Gift ♥ WORTH ▶ another ...

After his infant son was rushed to intensive care, Jonathan Rothberg was driven to invent high-speed DNA sequencing . His work ushered in the era of personal genetics and today his technology is used in laboratories and medical centers all over the world. Rothberg's efforts led the way towards the first sequence of an individual human genome.  Now, his enterprise, The Butterfly Network , has secured multiple millions in funding from venture capitalists so that genetic sequencing may become as common and inexpensive the routine blood test. Flip②▶ STORIFY  ♥ FLIPBOARD  ★ BING  ▲ IN sync  ★ SUBSCRIBE ☆  ® [ View the story "That once-in-a-lifetime career op" on Storify ]