Ryan ScottJanuary 5, 2015 2014 is now a memory, so it’s time to reflect on what we’ve learned and solidify our new year’s resolutions for 2015. At the top of my list (right behind “getting more exercise” and “taking more family trips”) is “get clients to increase their focus on skills-based volunteering.” Why? Well, for … Continue reading 2014 Wrap-Up: Thoughts on Saving the World
Andrew AndersonJanuary 5, 2015 All testing programs, no matter how great or awful, think they are doing pretty good and can get better. Having spent the better part of 13 years working with testing programs of various sizes to turn their programs around or to help them go to levels that they did not know … Continue reading The Psychology Of A Successful Testing Program
Sacred Mysteries: G K Chesterton left penetrating additions in green crayon on a copy of a book by a celebrity — at the time By Christopher Howse, January 03, 2015 No one is so obscure as a once-famous journalist, and by mentioning George Holbrook Jackson (1874-1948) I do not mean to recommend his … Continue reading Annotations of Chesterton the revolutionist
Eating, sleeping, and moving around are relatively basic endeavors. A little tweak here and there can make a world of difference, though. By Doug Aamoth January 2, 2015 | 6:00 AM You don’t have to be a nut to be healthy. You just have to want to get healthier than you are now. Baby … Continue reading Free App Friday: 5 Tools For Healthier Living
Chris BeckJanuary 2, 2015 Societies around the world have idolized all things fast centuries before we developed a modern concept of it. The first-ever ancient Olympic Games in 776 BC featured a sprinting competition to honor Zeus, the king of the gods. Now we are constantly trying to revolutionize fast with the ultimate goal of … Continue reading What is Key in Today’s Era of Fast Creative Collaboration?
Personal Branding Blog January 2, 2015 Upon hearing the question, how quickly will someone make money after experiencing your programs I was stunned. How could that possibly be quantifiable regardless of whose service it might be? Numerous possibilities play into the final answer. The following insights are worthy of serious consideration for … Continue reading 3 Variables to Implement and Succeed
Eric Hammis December 28, 2014 You may have heard of the term ‘wearable technology.’ It’s something we briefly mentioned in our previous blog post, ‘Things to Come For Digital Marketing in 2015.’ For those who haven’t been introduced to these new technological gadgets, let us explain. A wearable technology is just as it sounds, which … Continue reading How Wearable Technology Will Impact Digital Marketing
Scarlett Wilson December 15, 2014 When you start your job search it can be very easy to focus most of your attention on your CV – it’s important to make sure your CV is up to scratch, but don’t let this get in the way of creating a stand-out cover letter. You have to … Continue reading 5 Cover Letter Clichés To Avoid
Readers share stories of weird, scary, and embarrassing office conversations. By Rose Pastore This week at Fast Company, we’ve been talking about challenging conversations, from “Your performance sucks” to “Hey boss, I’m pregnant.” We learned the common mistakes managers make when delivering bad news, and what to do when a coworker has a … Continue reading The Most Difficult Conversations You Have Ever Had At Work
Marketing Land on November 18, 2014 Our sister site Digital Marketing Depot recently released a new Market Intelligence Report, “Enterprise Call Analytics Platforms 2014.“ Smartphone ubiquity has changed the way consumers communicate with brands. It is also now changing the way brands view the telephone as an inbound marketing channel. As consumers increasingly use … Continue reading Call Analytics Platforms- New Market Intelligence Report
