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Linked – This Is How To Be a Better Communicator Online and Off, According to a Conversation Expert
There’s a lot in this article that I found interesting, especially for us introverts, but this one sort of took my brain in a different direction. 4. Tech gives us license to throw social boundaries out the window I asked Headlee what’s changed in conversation today versus a few decades ago. She summed it up…
Linked – Google Home is playing audio ads for Beauty and the Beast
Fact – Google is an advertising company first and foremost. Fact – When you decide to use a Google product, it will track everything it knows about you in an effort to “provide useful information” to you, whether it is actually a paid ad or not, and you may not know the difference. That’s kind…
Linked: Lack of Fun at Work Kills Motivation
Unfortunately, too many people will read something like this and put in a new foosball table. That’s not what makes work fun! A regression analysis suggests that a perceived lack of fun is the second-most important driver of turnover intentions, after number 1, lack of career opportunities. Moreover, the fun factor is the: most…
Linked: Social Media Is Improving Their Lives, Say Baby Boomers
It’s quite often that we hear about how miserable people are who use social media, so it’s always refreshing when a study comes out and shows us that isn’t universally true. But, I do wonder how much it is how we use social media that is impacting how we feel about it? This article below…
Linked: LinkedIn’s Rolling Out Photo-Tagging, New Photo Stickers
I can already hear the cries of “this is not Facebook, keep it professional!”. I know, I know, but you have to realize that while LinkedIn may have started as a social media site created around work, and our professional lives, they face the same challenge that every other social media site does, and Social…
