This Week’s Links (weekly)
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Linked: Forget ‘networking’ — just connect with people you find interesting
Justin also has some good advice for how to “be a good hang” online and make friends. I know more than a few people who could use that advice to be a little less awkward online. (i.e. Compliment people’s work, not their appearance, um yes!)
Check it out at the link below, but if I was going to give my own take on that idea, is that for my own social media I usually try and consider what I have to offer the people who choose to follow me. I have this blog, obviously. I can share some other, useful, information, and even a laugh or two mixed in.
For me, most of what I do online goes back to my background in training. I learn something, and I want to share that with others. So I do.
And I try not to be “cringey”. 😉
Shared Links (weekly) Oct. 3, 2021
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How To Be Helpful To A Coworker Dealing With A Mental Health Challenge
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Empathy Is The Most Important Leadership Skill According To Research
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– Craig Ball shares everything you ever wanted to know, and more, about alternate base numerals and encoding.
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Here’s How Review for Investigation Differs from Review for Litigation
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Five Great Reads on Cyber, Data, and Legal Discovery for September 2021
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Ephemeral Messaging: Best Practices for Complying with Discovery Obligations
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The Jump From eDiscovery To Governance Is Not As Giant As You Might Think
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Case Law Summary: Context Is Crucial for Interpreting Messages in Ediscovery
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Lock down your Microsoft 365 account and keep hackers out in 5 easy steps
Linked: Steak With A Side Of Surveillance: Outback Restaurants Adding Employee-Tracking Analytics To Its Cameras
I’ve been saying this for years, stop making your employee management problems an issue for IT to fix: Turning personnel management over to tech solutions seldom results in better management or better employees As the Techdirt article below details, what you’re likely to get is more of whatever it is you decide to measure. Just…
