I thought I would try a little experiment with this here blog. I know way a lot of great people who are looking for jobs, and while I try to pass things on to them or try to pass them on to other people on Twitter or on Facebook, those messages tend to drift away… Continue reading If you’re looking for a job, post here
Month: January 2012
Myth: Blogging will work as long as you’re awesome
A little after I started tweeting, when I still had about 75 followers and was convinced that Twitter was a complete puzzle of fluff that I’d never understand, I happened upon Mack Collier’s #blogchat. If you are not aware of #blogchat, it is one of the biggest chats in the world of Twitter. Twitter chats… Continue reading Myth: Blogging will work as long as you’re awesome
Is Twitter Really Censoring People?
I’ve been watching a story float around for the last few days about how Twitter is censoring people. There was apparently a black-out for some folks yesterday to protest this Twensorship. If you read or scan the headlines, it looks like Twitter is censoring people on a country by country basis. The Huffington Post ran… Continue reading Is Twitter Really Censoring People?
Jerks, Truth-Tellers, Link Bait, and Compliments
As I have been working on my marketing myths series at ye olde blog, I have become more sensitive to other, how can I say, confusions that exist in the online world. Lines are perpetually blurred. Terminology is consistently used in situations that really don’t warrant those terms. You get the idea. Two areas in… Continue reading Jerks, Truth-Tellers, Link Bait, and Compliments
#WomenWednesday Incoming! The Direct Message
This week is going to be more about me asking you questions than me going off on a rant. I am legitimately curious as to whether some of the things I’ve experienced and/or heard hold true for everybody or if my own particular experience is just plain weird (note, I’m not inviting people to confirm… Continue reading #WomenWednesday Incoming! The Direct Message
When forgiveness seems like too much to give
There are a lot of great words out there about forgiveness. Failing to forgive is too heavy a load to carry. Failing to forgive is more about you than it is about the person you won’t forgive. These are good words and good sentiments, and I can’t really argue with them. But sometimes, it seems… Continue reading When forgiveness seems like too much to give