Monthly Archives: June 2008
The Brightest Future Ever…But
A good friend of mine sent me this link today about the future of the work world, asking me if I thought that the predictions would come true. The executive recruiting firm Challenger, Gray and Christmas has peered into its … Continue reading
Bloggers Wanted: Why You Should Volunteer for a Hospital Blog
Of the billions of bloggers out there (albeit most with an average readership of 1), how many talented ones would be willing to volunteer their time to help out a community hospital with its blogging? As I’ve discussed in the … Continue reading
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Elements of Hospital Blogging…Some of the
Image via Wikipedia My post on Blog ROI generated some excellent questions about how to face the specific challenges of hospital blogging. There’s a lot of unchartered territory, and I doubt that any one person or group has all the … Continue reading
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Credibility: Unknown
According to a post on Twitter, my credibility is unknown. I (partially) disagree of course because I know what my credibility is. But the online community really doesn’t know what it is (at least not yet). So let’s see what … Continue reading
Are We Generalists, Specialists or Speneralists?
I’m a speneralist, aren’t I? And you: aren’t you as well? I don’t know if that’s a good or bad characteristic these days. Maybe you can help me decide (because you need to know too). Let me explain. Photo: Tidewater … Continue reading
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