Posts Tagged Google
Superbowl Ad Breakdown
Reading the Superbowl Logo is the only time I get to use my years of Latin.
Admit it, plenty of you watch the Superbowl solely for the commercials and not for the football. If that’s true then you must have been disappointed last night because the football game was great for a change while most of the broadcast ads were boring at best and atrocious at worst.
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Your First Hire as a Manager
Posted by Thom in Business, Work Experiences on October 19th, 2009
Saying these two words is almost as much fun as hearing them.
You always remember your first hire, especially when ultimately it’s your decision to make, and not one made by a hiring committee. Being promoted into a managerial role is a big step in every career – in addition to more responsibility, the work is usually more interesting and sometimes the pay and benefits are better.
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Access to information changes things
Posted by Thom in IT, Technology on April 12th, 2009
In today’s New York Times the front page of the Arts section featured a great stor
y on the Grateful Dead and how their fans talk and think about the music of the Grateful Dead and what has happened with new ways access information about the Dead.
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Public Personas and Google Results
Posted by Thom in Public, Social Media on March 19th, 2009
Part of the rationale for the creation of this site beyond just communicating with clients was to raise my public profile and my public persona. By that I mean what comes up when someone types my name into Google or Bing. It’s not a question of vanity – although I’m probably as vain as the next person notwithstanding the car I drive – it’s really a question of competing for work in the toughest economy I’ve ever seen. I hope to demonstrate my ability to write a thoughtful, creative sentence that people find interesting. (and by creative I’m not referring to my grammar, spelling or punctuation) You’ll have to let me know if I succeed.
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