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[2005-05-31] What To Do With 97 Business Cards
Networking events are a waste of time if you don't leverage your contacts. If you've ever been to a networking event, you know that you can meet dozens of people in a short amount of time.
[2005-05-20] New Microsoft Hire Will Continue Blogging For ZDNet
Further blurring the lines between employee blogging and journalism, John Carrol announced today that not only had he accepted a job with Microsoft, but he plans to continue blogging on ZDNet.
[2005-05-13] Is Your Resume On Target?
When writing a resume, create a mental picture of a desk piled high with dozens or even hundreds of resumes next to each other.
[2005-05-12] Managing Meetings
Meetings are an essential part of business life but can also be time consuming and sometimes unproductive. Here is some advice on how to run a more productive meeting and achieve set objectives.
[2005-05-10] Why Training Fails
Sometimes when I conduct my workshop on Effective Meetings, one of the participants will ask, "Where's my boss?"
[2005-05-10] How to Ask for the Job
One of the great qualities that children possess is the ability to ask for what they want, from extended playtime to an extra piece of cake for dessert.
[2005-05-07] Microsoft Reverses Its Position On Anti-Discrimination Bill
MAJOR NEWS. Steve Ballmer is sending email to all Microsoft employees explaining that Microsoft is reversing its position on the anti-discrimination bill.
[2005-05-04] Yahoo Seeking Contextual Search Scientist/Engineers
From time to time I post jobs here. We have a couple openings in our contextual search group.
[2005-05-04] Good Blog Consultants Are More Than Implementers
I've gotten a couple comments and emails on my last article that I want to address. The first one is: There seems to be a built-in assumption in your article that "blog consultants" are just implementers.
[2005-05-03] E-mail Greater Distraction Than Drugs
In a British study, researchers find the continual interruption of e-mail causes a greater IQ loss than marijuana does.
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