A teaching opportunity
Some personal news – I have started teaching a course at Seneca college this semester. The course is called Social Media Intelligence and Analytics. This is both exciting and intimidating, …
Success stories, and disaster scenarios from the digital front lines
Some personal news – I have started teaching a course at Seneca college this semester. The course is called Social Media Intelligence and Analytics. This is both exciting and intimidating, …
I’m sure you’ve heard about Basecamp controversy by now. Briefly, this software company which, for years has prided itself on transparency, openness, remote culture – has suddenly announced major internal …
I got an in interesting phone call earlier this week. It was from one of the non-profits where I started donating just last year. I picked up the call, fully …
When I was a hiring manager, this was one of my favourite experiences. Flesh out a new role in the team, make a business case for it, get a green …
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 …
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 …
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), …
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 …
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 …
So I had an informal catch-up meeting with a former co-worker recently. Quite informal – we met on a weekend morning, at a local library, while our kids were browsing …