On The Job
FEBRUARY 23, 2015
'Job seekers often worry that if they practice responses to interview questions too much, they will come off as insincere, their answers having that "canned" quality. I think that''s partly true, but you also don''t want to use it as an excuse not to prepare for an interview. So how do you strike a happy medium so that you''re prepared for anything, but don''t sound like a robot?
Small Business Labs
FEBRUARY 23, 2015
'BI Intelligence has released their wearable computing forecast to 2020 and they are very bullish on smartwatches. As the chart below shows, BI Insider is forecasting that wearable computer shipments will grow 22% per year on average through 2020, reaching 235 million units shipped in that year. Smartwatchs will drive a big chunk of this growth and will make up 52% of total wearable computing shipments in 2020.
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Clutter Coach
FEBRUARY 23, 2015
'by Originally posted 2008-06-12 10:00:00. Republished by Blog Post Promoter It may be small, but your wallet can be chock full of clutter. You don't want to be one of those people who holds up the line trying to find her preferred shopper card, do you? Or the guy with the unsightly rectangular growth on his backside (because we know it's not all money)?
Productivityist
FEBRUARY 23, 2015
'I have a confession to make—I’m a bit of an email addict. As a self-employed freelance writer, checking email is directly connected to my work. My thoughts would scream, “Do I have another job to do? Is there an update on that project?” As a result, the first thing I would do every day is check my email. Then I’d check again twenty minutes later. And then follow up many more times during the day.
Speaker: Tim Buteyn, President of ThinkingKap Learning Solutions
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Small Business CEO
FEBRUARY 23, 2015
'Businesses in the tech industry in general, and in the gaming industry in particular, tend not to go by the same ideas as businesses in other industries. It’s well known, for instance, that casualwear rules at companies like Apple and Facebook. At companies that develop hit games, the complete absence of dress codes is the only code there is.
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