Sorry for the title...but I thought it was funny. In a previous post titled "Rediscovering Linux (via Ubuntu)" I discussed my newfound 'toy' in Ubuntu
In my many years of school and independent reading, I've run across a lot of theories about Leadership. Each theory seems to have its own idea of what it
I had an old Dell 8250 sitting around (after purchasing a new Dell E521) and I decided to install Linux to see how the distributions were doing these
As a follow-up to my post titled "Buying a New Computer", I wanted to let every know {start sarcasm} what a great experience using Vista is {end sarcasm}.
For as long as I can remember, I have been looking for a simple way to capture tasks for later review. I've looked at many different time management
If you see any quirks with this blog/website please let me know (via comments or email). I have recently setup this blog to update the blogging engine
It seems like an eternity since I've posted something here but its only been three weeks. I've been busy getting settled into a new job...I'm now working
A few things have occurred over the last week that have led me to purchase a new desktop computer....which of course allows me to get all nerdy/geeky and
If you haven't read the post earlier this week about Godaddy's customer service, you really didn't miss much...other than a rant from me about how bad
This story has been around for a week or so but it was interesting enough (to me at least) to share. The 27B Stroke 6 blog over at Wired.com has an
I'm not sure if anyone has noticed recently, but my blog (and a few other websites I have on the same server) has been running slowly...so I decided to
When I first heard of participative management, I thought that it must be some 'new fad' (which isn't true at all) and after reading a few things about
There are many books, articles and blog posts about improving Customer Service. For example, a Google search for "Improve Customer Service" results in
Jack's Notebook, written by Gregg Fraley, is a business novel in the same vein as those by Patrick Lencioni and Eli Goldratt. This book uses a fictional
Joel Spolsky of Joel on Software had an interesting post on his blog titled "Seven Steps to Remarkable Customer Service". The seven steps aren't anything
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