ASAE's Lisa Junker posted three great questions to ask yourself about your career if you are considering making a change (gleaned from a conversation she had with June Cline, CSP, CSAC, Open Heart Communications, a career coach at #ASAE10's annual...
Stole this Twitterfountain code from Maddie Grant, but I'm pretty sure she won't mind. Though something about the way the tweets drop away makes me a little woozy...
Here I thought I was being so forward-thinking when I suggested conference organizers include a recharging station at their meetings so participants could get their laptops, netbooks, and phones nice and juiced. I just took a quick skip through...
I know it hasn't even started yet, but I'm already missing ASAE and The Center's annual meeting, which is in Los Angeles this year. I'm crazy busy next week, but I hope to be able to hop on the virtual train and experience at least a little of it...
Here's an interesting idea: making badges out of home-cooked bioplastics. I know there are a bunch of other green badge options, but I kind of like the DIY nature of this one.
I know it was wrong of him on so many levels, but still I find myself wanting to applaud the JetBlue flight attendant who quit his job in a pretty spectacular way after a nasty passenger turned out to be one too many for him. Sounds like he cursed...
If you have read the fabulous Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, you'll recognize the dilemma in this post's headline. What does that have to do with meetings? Check out this post by Andrew over at BabelFish: The Hitchhiker's Guide to Better Meetings.