by Sean G. McCormick August 1, 2016August 1, 2016 The “Hire character, train skill” quote is shared to my LinkedIn feed on a weekly basis. At first pass, it’s a reasonable statement. It presents the facet to look qualitatively at candidates, which should be an inform. It wasn’t until I heard how this is being … Continue reading Things That Make You Go Hmmm… Hire Character, Train Skill
The self-service platform utilizes the same technology it employed to launch Miss Piggy and other chatbot personalities. Barry Levine on July 20, 2016 Sample chatbot conversations with Miss Piggy and Judy Hopps, from Imperson Imperson has specialized in character-based chatbots, like the Miss Piggy chatbot it developed for The Muppets on Facebook Messenger. Today, … Continue reading Imperson unveils chatbot platform so you can create your own character
by Navneet Pandher March 22, 2016March 22, 2016 It’s everywhere; Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Google +, YouTube. It was even named “Word of the Year” in 2012 by the American Dialect Society and added to the Scrabble Dictionary in 2014. Hashtags have revolutionized how we discuss, engage with brands, and discover on social media. Originally created … Continue reading Hashtags: A How-To on Social Media’s Most Popular Character
by Eric Seal February 16, 2016February 16, 2016 Wouldn’t it be great if everyone read your blogs, Facebook posts, and tweets? Or better yet—liked them and shared them, too? There’s a way to make your readers more likely to click. All you have to do is know how long to write your blogs and social … Continue reading The Best Character Count Guide to Blogs, Facebook Posts, and More [Infographic]
Alicia DoddAugust 13, 2015 Today’s quick tip is chock-full with information that I believe is really valuable. I’m frequently asked the character limits for messages, updates, profiles, and ads on LinkedIn, so I decided to create this post as a great little cheat sheet. Disclaimer, LinkedIn frequently makes changes. The limits that I am sharing … Continue reading 6 Areas inside of LinkedIn with Character Limits
Personal Branding BlogJuly 4, 2015 A great legacy is the expression of fine character traits: Who have you helped along the way? Has your business helped community? How do you treat your co-workers and employees and what is your overall reputation? There’s evidence that fine personal character traits in corporate leadership have a quantifiable improved … Continue reading Proof That Good Character Spurs Financial Success
