A Lesson For Future Debates: Borrow Some Questions From Workplace Interviews
Candidates, moderators and TV producers have their own objectives and they’re not the same as ours.
Candidates, moderators and TV producers have their own objectives and they’re not the same as ours.
Give yourself some necessity. Make a commitment. Make it specific.
Numeric ratings and comments aren’t helpful anymore. It’s time for something new and different.
Buying something shouldn’t be a game, but a business transaction between adults.
The passage of time has its own consequences that affect your project.
Bringing raw knowledge and information to the table isn’t enough to distinguish you as a value-adding playing.
It pays to look beyond the services you provide and be ready to help customers with needs they’re bound to have while using your products.
Most people have two questions about bitcoin: 1. Will it ever really go mainstream, and 2. What the heck is it? Even articles that purport to demystify the topic succeed only in deepening the mystery: “At the core of the Bitcoin system is the blockchain, a ledger that records the rightful owner of every balance of Bitcoin in […]
Don’t leave a communications vacuum others can fill with their own narrative about your project.
There is simply no place in any organization for stubborn resistance or grudging compliance. Your boss and your company expect and deserve a lot more.