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The 7 Most Reliable Sites for Free Online Virus Scan and Removal Lawyers and Twitter: Six Ways To Make People Like You The importance of partner training Do court bans on electronic devices impede access to justice? Cybersecurity Is Putting … Continued
Linked – Where did social media go wrong?
This is an interesting observation, in fact, I was just considering something similar the other day, about how we went from relishing the freedom of expression that blogging provided anyone and everyone, to where we are today, trying to shut … Continued
What I’m Sharing (weekly)
Psychologists say this is the only icebreaker question you’ll ever need “Four words — so simple, yet so revealing: “Tell me about yourself.” If you have social or networking anxiety, this is the only icebreaker you’ll ever need” The New … Continued
Using Your Passion Against You
Image by Stampest I caught this latest episode of Adam Grant’s podcast on whether following your passion is good advice. (hint, it’s probably not) It is interesting stuff overall, but the one line that is sticking with me is about … Continued
Linked – The danger of ‘I already pay for Apple News+’
There’s lots more in the full article, but this does seem to sum up the problem for publishers. ““Why subscribe to that publisher? I already pay for Apple News+” should be the question haunting journalists’ nightmares. For readers, $10 per … Continued
The Danger When Politicians Feel The Need to “Do Something” on Encryption
This time, from Australia, where their anti-encryption law was based, apparently, on a fear that a terrorist attack would occur, and the people blocking this bill would get blamed for it. Husic acknowledged that the tech industry was upset, explaining … Continued
Linked – 7 Steps to Ensure New Trainers are Successful
Langevin has this step on top. I am not surprised. I’ve always been somewhat stunned when someone gets hired on as a trainer, or moved into a training position based on their technical skills, without having to prove they can, … Continued