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Posts Tagged as: LinkedIn
Posts Tagged as: LinkedIn
On OpenAI and Employee Empowerment
AI, Future of Work, Management, Strategy, Technology, Trends
What happens when a dissatisfied board and a loyal workforce with white-hot skills collide? We’re about to find out.
On AI, Priorities, and Product Development
AI, Faves, Future of Work, Low-Code/No-Code, Project Management, Trends
Thoughts on ignoring a popular product’s glaring weakness to pursue sexy new features.
AI and Indolence
A short post on spammers and laziness.
Cluelessness in Virginia
Collaboration, Future of Work, Management, Project Management
The pendulum has swung towards employees. LinkedIn management understands as much, but one governor never got the memo.
The Teaching Shackles Are Off. It Feels Amazing.
Communication, Dataviz, Higher Education, Technology
Dan Pink was right in 2009. He still is.
Why All College Students Need to Know the Basics of Coding
Higher Education, Low-Code/No-Code, Trends
Even finance, accounting, and marketing majors should understand what makes software tick.
The Case for Lifelong Learning
Thoughts on whether your education will ever really end.
The Millennial Imperative: Embracing New Technologies and a New Mind-Set
Project Management, Technology, Trends
Attracting talented youngsters means changing the culture, not just the tools.
What I Learned Writing for Inc.
Lessons from my year as a scribe at an über-popular site.
Why I Despise the Term ‘Influencer’
Big Data, Communication, Social Media
The term implies that influence is a binary, not a continuum.
Is your resume clear?
Thoughts on what you’re communicating to prospective employers.
Message to LinkedIn: This Is the 21st Century
Thoughts on the long-awaited fix to an anachronistic app.
Not All APIs Are Created Equal
Examining one of the most pervasive platform myths.
The Data Wars Revisited
Companies are increasingly using data as swords and shields.
The First Rule of Platforms
Faves, Management, Platforms, Strategy, Trends
Thoughts on first-mover advantage.