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Human Capital

Human Capital

(1351 words)
December 1, 2025

Human capital is the concept that denotes the value individuals contribute to the economic production process through qualities such as knowledge, skills, education, health, and experience. These attributes determine not only an individual’s productivity but also the overall level of societal welfare and the potential for economic growth. The concept emerged as a response to classical economic approaches that neglected the qualitative dimension of labor, arguing that the stock of knowledge and a

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Melike Erol

Melike Erol

Melih Gülova

Melih Gülova

(383 words)
July 16, 2026

Melih Gülova (1963, Bursa – 10 June 2007, Güçlükonak, Şırnak) was a martyred lieutenant colonel of the Turkish Land Forces. A graduate of the 135th class of the Army War College, Gülova served in various units across different regions of Türkiye throughout his career. In the final phase of his service, he was stationed as the logistics support commander of the Şırnak Akçay Brigade. He was killed in action during an attack in the Güçlükonak district of Şırnak on 10 June 2007.【1】 Life and Educatio

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Gökhan Güller

Gökhan Güller

To Enter and Exit Every Color

To Enter and Exit Every Color

(409 words)
June 23, 2026

Have you ever dreamed of becoming an astronaut one day and then decided to become a chef the next? Or perhaps you started playing basketball and suddenly developed a passion for playing the guitar? Sometimes in life we need to try different things to discover what we love most. In our language, there is a vivid idiom that perfectly captures this idea—trying out various jobs: Her boyaya girip çıkmak. Representative Image (Generated by Artificial Intelligence) " image-element-format="right" image-

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Şehrinaz İrem Canbaba

Şehrinaz İrem Canbaba

Many people point the way when a car overturns.

Many people point the way when a car overturns.

(314 words)
June 2, 2026

Have you ever been working on a game or a project when everyone suddenly started offering advice at once? At that moment, you may have heard someone say, “You shouldn’t have done it that way; you should have done it like this.” Our ancestors had a wise saying for these belated pieces of advice given after everything is already over. What Does This Proverb Mean? This proverb illustrates that advice given after something has gone wrong or after a bad outcome has occurred is useless. It is easy to

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gamze halil

gamze halil

Everyone Has a Different Istanbul While Living in the Same CityEv

Everyone Has a Different Istanbul While Living in the Same City

(832 words)
May 4, 2026

It is possible to live in the same city and lead entirely different lives. In a large, layered, and constantly moving city like İstanbul, it seems entirely natural that even though everyone walks the same streets, each person experiences a different city. Cities are not made up solely of buildings, streets, and squares; what gives them meaning is the personal connection people form with them. Two people passing through the same ferry pier at the same moment can experience that moment with comple

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Ebrar Sıla Peri

Ebrar Sıla Peri

Where Are the Years Going?

Where Are the Years Going?

(716 words)
July 16, 2026

Everyone knows that time speeds up as we age; what is less known is that this acceleration does not continue indefinitely. As children, summer vacations seemed to last forever. Three months appeared almost like a lifetime. Now, years pass and when you look back, you struggle to understand where the time went. Something has changed; but what? This feeling is independent of geography and culture: Japanese grandmothers describe it, Norwegian grandfathers do too. A comprehensive study involving 499

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Gökhan Güller

Gökhan Güller

Shelf Life of Words

Shelf Life of Words

(452 words)
January 8, 2026

Life is sometimes like a library; thousands of sentences line the shelves, but we can only take down and read those that resonate with our current age, pain, or joy. The rest remain as dusty books waiting their turn. Not Love at First Sight, but Alienation at First Hearing Some sentences we hear only once, without truly listening. They enter one ear and exit the other. Perhaps we fail to understand them because of the childish joy of that moment, or perhaps we dismiss them due to the youthful ar

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Sena Nur Dündar

Sena Nur Dündar

Continuity of Experience

Continuity of Experience

(782 words)
March 30, 2026

The formation of our thought patterns, the development of habits, and the influence of context are fundamental elements of education and particularly of learning processes. These concepts are horizontal, lifelong factors that shape personality. Every step taken in the realm of experience shapes and structures the next. The aspects repeatedly considered and structured at each step form a unity through the concept of the continuity of experience. John Dewey’s concept of the “Continuity of Experien

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Eyüp Uygun

Eyüp Uygun

8 Steps to Preparing a Curriculum Vitae

8 Steps to Preparing a Curriculum Vitae

(740 words)
November 28, 2025

A curriculum vitae (CV) is a document submitted by an individual to introduce themselves to an iş için başvuracağı institution. Through this document, the applicant’s educational background, experience, skills, and interests are evaluated by the employer. Since the CV creates the first impression for employers, it must be professional and effective. To enhance this impact, the first step is to define career goals realistically. Personal and professional attributes relevant to the position being

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T3 Akademi

T3 Akademi

What Changed in My Life After Learning to Say No

What Changed in My Life After Learning to Say No

(422 words)
November 28, 2025

Every “Yes” was a compromise—I grew tired of self-sacrifice! “Darling, just go to this meeting,” “No one can help with this project like you can,” “Please make some poğaça, I have important guests coming.”... Do these voices sound familiar? For years, this was my way of life. Every “Yes” I uttered was, in truth, a “No” I whispered to myself. Until I reached the brink of exhaustion and rage. That was when I learned perhaps the hardest yet most liberating word of my life: No. My Story of Change ·

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Enes Fırat Toksöz

Enes Fırat Toksöz