Private Jobs Vs Government Jobs

Government and Private jobs has always been a dilemma for fresher job hunters; especially for those who don't know that what they want in their life.Once you are sure what your preferences are it would be easy to choose. Visit Sarkari Result

Generally people want all the luxuries in their life but for all of them it's not possible so you have to compromise according your preferences. For example the benefits of government jobs are security, flexibility, post retirement benefits, comfortable working hours, relax environment, while one can point out some disadvantages also like slow growth, minimum career opportunity, comparatively lesser salary package, transfers, and lesser challenges. Similarly one can notice advantage of private jobs in India as higher salary packages, lesser transfers, performance base promotions, new challenges etc. Along with these benefits there are several problems also in private jobs e.g. lesser security, hectic work schedule, higher work pressure, mostly bosses are authoritarian etc.

Accordingly one can choose their choice. If you want challenges in life (JOB), better salary packages, quick promotions surely private job is your choice but at the same point of time you have to compromise with your work schedule, job security (if you are not competent enough), mental peace etc. Similarly Govt. Jobs can give you the things, which private don't but reward you get is the security, stability and flexibility of job. Visit Sarkari Exam

The sixth pay commission has added an additional benefit to the government jobs. The fresher are looking for a government jobs in India and the recently passed recession and job cuts has given a boost to this trend. Some government organizations also are changing their policies for promotions like some public sector banks has introduced fast track promotions and similar kind of things which is increasing the interest of youth towards public sector jobs.

What is Human-machine interface

Human-machine interface (HMI) is a component of certain devices that are capable of handling human-machine interactions. The interface consists of hardware and software that allow user inputs to be translated as signals for machines that, in turn, provide the required result to the user. Human-machine interface technology has been used in different industries like electronics, entertainment, military, medical, etc. Human-machine interfaces help in integrating humans into complex technological systems.

Human-machine interface is also known as man-machine interface (MMI), computer-human interface or human-computer interface.

In HMI, the interactions are basically of two types, i.e., human to machine and machine to human. Since HMI technology is ubiquitous, the interfaces involved can include motion sensors, keyboards and similar peripheral devices, speech-recognition interfaces and any other interaction in which information is exchanged using sight, sound, heat, and other cognitive and physical modes are considered part of HMIs.

Although considered as a standalone technological area, HMI technology can be used as an adapter for other technologies. The basis of building HMIs largely depends on the understanding of human physical, behavioral and mental capabilities. In other words, ergonomics forms the principles behind HMIs. Apart from enhancing the user experience and efficiency, HMIs can provide unique opportunities for applications, learning and recreation. In fact, HMI helps in the rapid acquisition of skills for users. A good HMI can provide realistic and natural interactions with external devices.

The advantages provided by incorporating HMIs include error reduction, increased system and user efficiency, improved reliability and maintainability, increased user acceptance and user comfort, reduction in training and skill requirements, reduction in physical or mental stress for users, reduction in task saturation, increased economy of production and productivity, etc. Chekc out Siemens HMI Repairs

Touchscreens and membrane switches can be considered as examples of HMIs. HMI technology is also widely used in virtual and flat displays, pattern recognition, Internet and personal computer access, data input for electronic devices, and information fusion.