Hesitation Generation Hesitation Generation. So as I travel around the ‘net, I also take note of what is happening in my own backyard. What I have seen is an odd and somewhat disturbing trend. I am the Project Manager for Able2know and in some ways it’s got its finger on the pulse. But, a caveat, the […]
The Top 10 Pet Peeves About Job Seeking Pet Peeves? I got ’em. Adventures in Career Changing means, well, a lot of job applications. Beyond networking, education and research, there are just sometimes some forms to fill out. I have filled out – I have no idea how many. And they come as a bit […]
Collaboration Do you like collaboration? C’mon, all the cool kids are doin’ it. Well … maybe. We Mean Well We all start off life (or, at least, us American type folk – your mileage may vary) learning to collaborate. First of all, we learn how to share. And we are broken into little groups. Furthermore, we […]
Opinion piece on the use of Social Media for determining juror fitness.
What’s private online any more? What’s not? Where should lines be drawn?
The Rise of the Auto-Service Economy The Auto-Service economy is coming. And as computers have increased in sophistication, as have other aspects of automation, it appears that the fundamental underpinnings of our lives are being altered. The Twentieth Century Consider how life was at the start of the twentieth century in the United States. Many […]
Employer Access to Employee Passwords Employee Passwords have become a new battleground. Because this issue has begun to crop up, and it will only continue to do so. So does your employer have a right to your social media passwords? So before you reflexively say no, the truth is, unless the is expressly forbids it, […]
Social Media Karma What is the Karmic Wheel? I was once contacted by a friend, Phil Butler, to write an article for the Examiner. Now, Phil and I had known each other for a few years. We met through LinkedIn. We have never actually seen each other, in person. He’s not even on the same continent […]
Facebook to Allow Users to Login with Less Info According to The Boston Globe, Facebook announced in late April that, “its 1.3 billion users would soon be able to limit the information they reveal to other websites or mobile applications when they log in through their Facebook identities.” The idea behind this move is to address […]
Right to Privacy vs. Right to be Forgotten In 2014, a European Court of Justice ruled that there is a right to be forgotten on the Internet. Essentially, searches can remove older information if – …the data appear to be inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant, or excessive in relation to the purposes for which […]