Learn. Teach. Grow.
When people use sites like Foursquare, Facebook, Twitter, etc. they rely almost entirely on the technical competence and ability of those organizations to adhere to their own policies and user expectations. We assume (maybe wrongly so) that these sites have our best interests in mind…
Are you loyal to your job or to your profession? How often to people change jobs? Read on and comment.
The Reading page has a list of books that I’ve read recently and/or recommend reading. The recommendations are grouped, you can skip to a section you’re interested in
Mac users, the following outlines how you can store your Entourage 2008 and Apple Mail content wherever you want, including on an encrypted volume, and have it only when you need it.
I found that the iPad solves problems for me that just one other type of device wouldn’t be able to, or in my opinion not as well. See some examples of how I use the iPad to be more productive.
I haven’t been able to read as much as I’d like to lately, but I have been able to listen to books and podcasts more. I just finished Crush It! and Dune Messiah, and now I’m starting a new one. Read a little more about Crush It!…
The list below identifies some factors that contribute to [[[job burnout]]]. If you’re an employee, these are some things to watch out for. You may have had trouble in the past identifying what it was that was bothering you, hopefully this will help. Future articles will talk about dealing with burnout. And if you’re a manager, this is just as important for you. Check to see if the environment you’re working in has these factors or, as a manager that you’re not contributing to these factors. At best, your employees will not be able to reach their full potential and at worst, you will likely lose some good people.
