What technology did you wish for that eventually (slowly or quickly) came to be and now you can’t live without?
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What technology did you wish for that eventually (slowly or quickly) came to be and now you can’t live without?
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I’ve just been revisiting The Cluetrain Manifesto as part of the book I’m writing on social media ROI. Some of the original 95 theses are thus: 2. Markets consist of human beings, not demographic sectors; 3. Conversations among human beings sound human. They are conducted in a human voice; 4. Whether delivering information, opinions, perspectives, [...]
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Why do coffee shops in Australia fail in the most basic of customer service elements?
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how to ensure your privacy settings on Facebook are working the way you think they are
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the most amount of knowledge you can get for free—Windows and Office Secrets Lounge
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Your help in rebuilding my file structure most assuredly needed
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Just received my courtesy copy of the 2nd Australasian edition of Wood, Zefane, Fromholtz, Wiesner and Creed’s core textbook, ‘Organisational Behaviour: Core Concepts and applications’ (Wiley). It’s part of the fun that comes from being a psychologist as well as a business communicator; never a dull life! Very flattered, because again they have referenced by [...]
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What, indeed, IS a shoe car?
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On fleeting comments in a never-lost world
by Lee Hopkins on August 16, 2010 · 0 comments
in ethics,lifehack,miscellaneous,nonverbal communication
we should not only pass comment, but also link to the reason(s) why we say what we do
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