Poor digital operations cost you money
This just happened to a friend of mine a few weeks ago, and I could not believe she put up with the incompetence. She’s a real-estate broker, who has a …
Why Is Inbox Zero Still a Thing?
It’s been a few years since Inbox Zero became a mainstream concept. This philosophy basically encourages to empty their mailbox, and strive for literally zero messages. Sounds great at first …
Wanted: publishers with vision
I’ve worked with publishers most of my professional life, and seen all kinds. Usually, they are great leaders who have a vision for their brand(s), and are good at executing …
When candidates start ghosting you
I just read this highly entertaining article about some HR companies struggling with candidates ghosting them (not replying to offers, not following up on interview invites, generally not communicating back), …
When technology meets gardening
I’m typing this from our garden. Yes, it’s much too late (into the season), and in general – I’m finally embracing working outside on regular basis. What took so long? …
Company culture is not easy, it only looks that way
As one of my contracts is coming to an end, I wanted to reflect on the time I’ve spent in this particular company. I think I’m going to do these …
Conversations with clients, in digital age
Here’s a short list of conversations I enjoy having with clients (compiled from the last couple of months of freelancing). In no particular order of preference or importance. Q: Our …
A year of music (Summer 2016-2017)
I’ve always believed that music will save the world. Over the last year, with everything else going on around me, and in the world – music (and to a larger …
Stop confusing innovation and disruption
Repeat after me: “innovation and disruption are not the same thing!” Now write it down on a piece of paper five times. I’ll wait. This confusion has become puzzling to …
Star Touch should be a lesson for publishers
The demise of Star Touch, announced last week – was not a surprise to anyone. Hilariously, the company press release did mention “we were surprised by the low numbers”, which …