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17 Nov 09
Why You Can't Use Personal Technology at the Office - WSJ.com
There's a reason professional chefs bring their own knives to work, rather than using a dull set of blades lying around the kitchen.
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This is the double life many people lead: yesterday's technology for work, today's technology for everything else. The past decade has brought awesome innovations to the marketplace—Internet search, the iPhone, Twitter and so on—but consumers, not companies, embrace them first and with the most gusto.
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nanny-state attitude of employers who block access to Web sites
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04 Oct 09
TeachersAndFamilies StudySites
Loaded with resources: contains images and links on a multitude of subjects by grade level.
24 Jul 09
50 COMMON INTERVIEW Q&A « Bhuvana Sundaramoorthy’s Blog
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Number one question to ask at the end of an interview, whether prompted or not: Do you have any concerns that would prevent you from recommending/selecting me for this job?
It’s brutally hard to get in the habit of asking, but it always pays off. It gives you an opportunity to directly address any concerns that the interviewer has.
18 Jul 09
Employment 2.0
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More young people are putting more personal information out in public than any older person ever would - and yet they seem mysteriously healthy and normal, save for an entirely different definition of privacy. From their perspective, it's the extreme caution of the earlier generation that's the narcissistic thing. ...There is another way to look at this shift. Younger people, one could point out, are the only ones for whom it seems to have sunk in that the idea of a truly private life is already an illusion.
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Your life is being lived in public whether you choose to acknowledge it or not.
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19 Jun 09
Social network password security and job searches
Want a city job? Fork over your usernames, passwords | NetworkWorld.com Community
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