November 2, 9:40 pm
Recently I mulled over a few choices, including whether I should switch all of my office operations to Google Docs, Google Calendar, Google this, and Google that. Several trusted technogeeks were suggesting it, and I’m not a fan of Microsoft’s confiscatory pricing policies, so it seemed like a good idea.
At first.
Then I […]
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October 27, 1:30 pm
With the advent of myriad electronic gadgets to help us keep track of our calendar and task lists, I have to confess — I’m finding myself more effective (and efficient) with a yellow legal pad that I carry throughout the day.
Call me old-fashioned (I don’t mind). There’s a difference between deleting or checking […]
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October 20, 1:54 pm
Longtime readers know of my disdain for the US Congress’ decision that turned a blind eye on spam’s impact on business when they formalized an “opt out” policy instead of “opt-in.” Personally, even with spam filters, I still end up wasting an hour or two each week deleting spam from my several email accounts. […]
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August 28, 10:04 am
Have you ever been mis-quoted or taken out of context? As a syndicated columnist with articles appearing all over the Internet, my writing has been quoted and misquoted throughout the world. On the one hand, it’s kind of cool realizing that my columns and articles have been translated into dozens of languages. Someone […]
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August 21, 3:11 pm
In an ABC News column by Michelle Goodman, she notes the growing trend of people checking their work email while off the clock. She also points out that, in some companies, people are expected to respond to email even they’re off work. The result? People are going to the Dept. of Labor and even to […]
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June 26, 8:46 pm
With a hat tip to Skip Reardon over at Six Disciplines, I recently read a Gallup poll that American’s confidence in government and big business is down, but when it comes to small businesses, confidence is actually up.
Today I read an article by Susan Campbell published on digium pointing out that very few CEO’s in […]
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May 18, 11:29 am
By Daniel Bobinski
CEO, The Center for Workplace Excellence
A question: Where do you think Blip Culture is going?
The year was 1985, and I vividly remember reading about Blip Culture. The term was used to describe Alvin Toffler’s “third wave” theory—the idea that the world was moving away from an being industrial society and accelerating […]
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