Archive for the ‘Pop Culture’ Category

This is Important: Debunking Multitasking

Thursday, October 6th, 2011

Everybody jokes about “multitasking” and how many “hats they have to wear at once.” But we should be clear: multitasking is a myth and this myth is a serious problem.

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Why Increased Productivity is Unpopular

Friday, September 30th, 2011

People often think that the productivity consulting business should be in high demand. But there’s a terrible secret: increased productivity requires change, and people hate change.
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A Lesson from Six Months of Email

Wednesday, September 28th, 2011

Every six months, I archive my Sent Items folder. This may sound geeky, but it’s one of the most productive and satisfying activities I do all year.
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The Most Important Blog Indiana 2011 Lesson

Monday, September 26th, 2011

I learned a ton at Blog Indiana 2011. Instead of reviewing individual sessions and transcribing gems from speakers, I brought back a single theme from the entire event: To succeed online, think and measure like a content consumer.
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The Pie is STILL Baking

Friday, September 16th, 2011

After working on countless projects, it’s easy to spot patterns that have the potential to create challenges. One of my favorite has to do with our nearly incurable desire to be nosy. We like to hover in the kitchen, sample the ingredients, peek in the oven and taste before serving. Ask any cook: this is not helpful.
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Invention For Innovation’s Sake

Wednesday, September 14th, 2011

ACCO Brands Corp., one of the leading companies in office supplies, recently created a new product that seems to trump traditional paper clips when it comes to keeping documents organized. The question however, is whether or not the invention is money well spent.

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The Next Educational Frontier

Tuesday, September 6th, 2011

According to Slaughter Development’s founder, when it comes to business, we all could benefit from continued training. And thanks to the online technology of today, we are seeing just how effective workforce development and continuing education has become for those who partake in social learning.

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At Software Startup, Hours Are [Expletive]

Friday, September 2nd, 2011

Productive, efficient, highly-effective people are often very direct in stating their point of view. One software developer in particular doesn’t hesitate to use a dirty word in his argument about measuring hours at work.
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Change: An Organization-Wide Effort

Saturday, August 27th, 2011

Transforming an organization to be more productive shouldn’t just be a top-down effort. A blogger explains why increasing efficiency should include everyone.
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Linking Indiana Networking Event

Thursday, August 25th, 2011

If you are utilizing Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn to enhance your business and are looking for ways to become more productive in the technology, there’s an upcoming event that will surely be of benefit to you.

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