All in Management
I’m a practicing martial artist with an array of styles, studies, and training – if I have a religion it would be the cumulative makeup of the positive guiding principles that I’ve found in training, peer discussion and mentoring, and forever being a humble student. The most prevalent among them is The Bushido Code.
I’ve been freelancing for years. In fact, in the nature of what I do, I’m often called upon to white-label services and act on behalf of an agency. That means I’ve seen “behind the curtain” A LOT! Let’s be fair; all businesses no matter the size, have their shortcomings and issues — the degree and severity, of course, is what this article’s all about.
You’re trying to keep things flowing in your remote workplace. You’ve got Slack, or if you hate humanity, you might have Microsoft teams or perhaps an enterprise solution that negated everyone’s bonus last year. All that said, let’s get to work
If you hang out on the Internet long enough, you accrue friends from all over the globe. Some of them you end up meeting sooner or later at a conference, which is nice because it’s always good to have one more person you can hit up for a quick iPhone charge. Then there are others you may never meet face-to-face.
Be polite. Don’t slouch. Comb your hair.
You thought it was just nagging when Mom used to say those things. But she had a method to her madness. The woman who brought you into this world wanted to ensure you always made a good impression.
I’ve been running my big ol’ yapper at a lot of conferences and conventions in the past few years.
Speaking about social media and integrated marketing suits me well. I’m passionate about both topics, and my animated rants are just what event organizers need to keep people awake during that slot after the box lunch and before the mid-afternoon peanut butter cookies are served.
I'm going to dispel a social media fallacy right now: Not only is it OK to delete a comment, post or thread – in some cases you should.
