Blog design is a lot like a book cover. It’s our first impression. A promise of what’s still to come. Before they read a word or take in the title, readers have formed an opinion of our blogs based on … [Read more...]
How to Choose the Easiest, Fastest, Most Meaningful Next Move
THEN We Will … During the Q&A of his interview at SOBCon NW, I asked Rick Turoczy (@Toruczy) of the Portland Incubator Experiment, “What seems to be the single problem that most startups … [Read more...]
Is Not Giving Two Weeksâ Notice Cool When Quitting a Job?
The days of individuals staying at one employer their entire lifetime are few and far between any longer. Given factors like a struggling economy, people going back to school to further or change … [Read more...]
Nice, Intelligent, and Strategic
A Saloonkeeper’s Daughter I read over My Blogging Goal, in the sidebar. I think about how I’m doing and I have to say that I’m only half-way there. If my dad is the model for this saloonkeeper’s … [Read more...]
Should Credit Reports be in Play for Potential Employees?
Despite an economy that some consider to be on life support, there are some employers who are actually hiring these days. With that being said, should an individualâs credit report be fair game for … [Read more...]
Teaching Sells . . . Perfect Timing
Page Rank Slams If your blog or your business in any way depends on Google traffic, then you couldn’t have missed what happened yesterday. A discussion of the page rank drop and a list of affected … [Read more...]
The Show Is in the Comments
Blogging Is Conversation I’ve heard it said before that the internet has changed the world of news. That the news used to end when it was put into print, now that’s when the news begins. HART said it … [Read more...]
Who’s a Citizen Journalist?
Okay, just for fun, let’s review. I’m the nice one. I blog about business, writing, and thinking outside of the box. According to Tom Glocer, Trevor Butterworth, and Roger Parry, today in the … [Read more...]
5 Reasons People Don’t Get Hired and the Only 3 Questions that Count
The Best People It happened to me more often than I liked. When I was an Executive Editor, it was another Executive Editor. When I was a Director, it was another Director. When I was a Vice … [Read more...]
April Fools’ Jokes — Great Publicity, Fun, or Maybe Not?
The Net Was Filled with Fake Fake News I’ll never forget one particular April Fools’ Joke during my college years in Peoria. That Midwest city is the home of the famous Caterpillar tractor — five … [Read more...]
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