Bill Pevlor has an interesting read over at the Digital Photography School site, where he lays out his two step plan to becoming a better photographer. As a former IT support person, and a current software trainer, I have to say that his plan would actually work for a lot of areas of technology. You…
In my new position, I do online training quite frequently. It’s weird. It’s challenging to try and adapt your speech with no visual clues from your audience. It’s entirely possible no one is paying any attention to yo as you talk and get no response, or it’s possible they are following along and hanging on…
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I really, really couldn’t agree more: Everyone has a mentor available to them now. A few of their names are Google, Yahoo, Bing, YouTube and Twitter. They will teach you how to do just about anything you can dream. … Am I advocating the replacement of people with technology? No, there is still something special…
One of the biggest adjustments to working from home, or remotely, for me has been the struggle to feel like you’re “part of the team”. Obviously, you are part of the team, and you are doing the work that has been assigned to you as you go through your days, but it can be difficult…
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