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Day 2: The 17th Annual Conference for Administrative Excellence Special Report

Office Dynamics

The conference encourages a casual mix of great conversations with other attendees for networking (Note: bring your business cards!) Will discussed the “socialnomics” of networking channels or platforms such as Linked In, Facebook and Twitter. It’s a huge benefit, and will help us work on a higher level.” (To

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Day 2: The 17th Annual Conference for Administrative Excellence Special Report

Office Dynamics

The conference encourages a casual mix of great conversations with other attendees for networking (Note: bring your business cards!) Will discussed the “socialnomics” of networking channels or platforms such as Linked In, Facebook and Twitter. It’s a huge benefit, and will help us work on a higher level.” (To

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Who Needs an Office? 10 Entrepreneurs Weigh In on the Future of Virtual Work

Success

It has every possible feature for project management, and other products from 37signals’ Suite [web-based apps for collaboration, sharing information and making decisions]. I recommend Grasshopper or eVoice to help your small business stay mobile and on the go. It has made us [nearly] 100% virtual.

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Do you ask for permission or forgiveness? | Men With Pens

Men With Pens

I have people following me on Twitter who say things like, “Hey, if you’re looking for new writing markets, you should try this website.” I get snail mail from credit card companies who could not possibly have my new mailing address unless they scammed it off some list. It may be easier. But it’s still not a good idea.

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Free Blog Posts | Men With Pens

Men With Pens

I was having a conversation with Deb Ng of Freelance Writing Gigs on Twitter , and I smirked at her comment. Who started this myth that information and knowledge should be free? Once the amount of information completely overwhelms anyone’s ability to process it, people will pay for trust. They have a budget.

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