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Interesting reading while I’m home sick
Interesting reading while I’m home sick. Just can’t seem to shake this cold. (Besides I got extra sick days, I hate to carry them over. *L*) Dave Winer’s Scripting News Awards Nominees Today’s Lockergnome , check out the SoapBox article, it’s very interesting. I’m not sure I agree 100% with it, but I think it’s…
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Workers Are Afraid to Take a Mental Health Day How to Leverage Analytics to Your Advantage: Near Duplicate How Introverted People Can Excel in An Extroverted World HOW ILTACON19 WAS LIKE NEW ORLEANS Utah Supreme Court Votes to Approve Pilot Allowing Non-Traditional Legal Services Why Aren’t CEOs Asking These Five Questions on Data Security? How…
Linked – Protecting your children from online predators and grooming is now a crucial part of modern parenting
With 90% of children under 10 going online, and 86% of children aged between seven and 11 using some form of online Âcommunication, the risk is there from an early age. The more you know about the kind of social networking sites your child belongs to and what information they like to share, the more…
Linked: How to Lead, Drive Engagement and Create Culture for Remote Workers
This is a really good guide for anyone thinking about, or finding themselves, running a remote team. From my own experience working remotely I think there are two that especially and out to me as things that you absolutely have to do. 1. Err on the side of over-communicating. 2. Set Explicit Expectations See, there’s…
Bunch of Quitters
So 60% of Twitter users quit after one month or less? Actually, that doesn’t surprise me at all. I don;t think Twitter is necessarily for everyone first off, and more than that, it’s actually kind of difficult to figure out at first, and takes quite a bit of work before you see the benefits. Most…
Linked – Microsoft just wrote a blog post asking for more tech regulation
In a nutshell, and in my own paraphrasing.- “Oops, now that we’ve gone and developed all this technology, it turns out people might use if for nefarious purposes, government, step in and stop us” From the actual article: “Smith pointed to several areas where the government could potentially create standards so that companies themselves wouldn’t…
Thanks for the linkage, Mike. I really appreciate it.