When you're in the middle of a job search, people can be so helpful. A friend or family member might innocently and genuinely offer, "Hey, have you tried Indeed?" For the job seeker, it's the kind of question that can make one want to sink deep into a tub. https://youtu.be/MSbE6kFT_Go "Yes, thanks friend. My resume is on Indeed and I have email alerts all set up, so all the awesome jobs I might want are …
Learning To Use the Software You Need on the Job Is High-Value Education
Students need a break today, and not at McDonald's. The financial burdens that come with tuition, textbooks, room and board, laptops and mobile phones, clothes, etc. can be overwhelming. Plus, there's all the coursework, reading, writing, and attending class to do, on top of family and work obligations. Making sure you have all the software you need is yet another pressure. For those studying design or entering a …
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Are You Prepared for South By Southwest?
https://youtu.be/H9b_-EiWgy4 I first made my way to South By Southwest in March of 2003. The conference, the city of Austin, and the creative industries have all changed considerably since then. It was just 16.5 years ago, but in our accelerated, digitally-disrupted world things happen fast. To make my point even clearer, when I first attended South By in 2003, there was no Twitter, no Facebook, no Instagram, …
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Put Some Serious Stock In Slack
Are you on Slack? Over 10 million people log on to the messaging App every day. People in all sorts of industries are deciding if it's a helpful tool or a nagging reminder (that there are unread messages waiting for you to act on). The answers to these questions will vary depending on how your organization chooses to use Slack. Generally speaking, I believe email is for work and Slack is for talking about work …
The New Frontier In Privacy: Your Face
Agree or disagree? Communications technology, like all new technology, is neither good nor evil. I believe what we choose to do with technology is what matters. For instance, Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) can be used for the good of all, or it can be used by a draconian surveillance state to control a population. Last year, Brad Smith, the president of Microsoft, warned that the technology was too …
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The Saturday Morning Marcom Mashup
I call Adpulp, "The Chronicle of Bright Ideas," because I'm a collector and admirer of smart thinking and elegant doing. After a long week with my head inside a strategy deck, I'm now choosing to unwind on Saturday morning by reflecting more deeply on three articles in my queue. 1- "Brand First" Is the Wrong Position Steve Bryant is a storytelling weirdo at Article Group. He makes a great point about the …
Attention Small Business Owners: Protect Customers and Your Cash
Editor's note: This is a sponsored post, provided by Authority Builder in San Diego. Taking your business to the next level means being smart about which services to invest in. You want to be strategic and choose products and services that will have the most overall impact for the least amount of money. This doesn't mean to choose the cheapest services, but rather the ones that will service …
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Digital Media Installation in Péronne, France Reveals the Brutal Truth of War
100 years ago, World War One ended. Many of our ancestors paid the ultimate price in the Great War. An estimated nine million combatants and seven million civilians died as a direct result of the war. It was bloody and brutal. Today, we remember. https://youtu.be/ZPfmQlVBe2I Liberté, égalité, fraternité! The Face of History To commemorate 100 years since WW1 and help us see into history, Historial de la …
