The idea of using the collective intelligence of a community or group of people to solve a problem isn’t anything new. Much like the massively multiplayer online role playing games (MMORPG’s) work in gaming, massive open online courses (MOOC’s) works for education. While the movement is still relatively new and hard to measure, the New [...]

Lately, some articles have come out about how Google is trying to keep more women working for the company. The articles have ramped up since longtime Googler Marissa Mayer left the company to take the CEO gig at Yahoo.

A few months ago the good folks with the Puget Sound PRSA chapter asked me to keynote their PRSA Pro Conference on June 12. The topic they wanted me to speak to? What skills does tomorrow’s PR pro need to be successful?

This blog post is about those rags to riches stories we love and how they are not always quite what they seem!

I have to admit, I usually spend time on Facebook, but as I’m looking for a job, I have updated my LinkedIn profile and spend time on there digging around and seeking positions. What I’m wondering is if there’s a way to see if it’s doing any good. That is, can I gauge whether people [...]

Note: Going through the back catalog of what I have written over here at Techwag, this one really popped out, because I never did find a solution for my friend. The incident of bad mouthing stopped after about 120 days, but there was so much bad blood after that between my friend, the company, and [...]