With so much written content available, it’s even more important to write well so you can communicate effectively, says MarketingProfs Chief Content Officer Ann Handley.
It’s amazing just how often you wind up needing a good old-fashioned wooden ruler to measure little things here and there. No tech wizardry has yet replaced it, and it’s as cheap as can be. Make sure you have several on hand for the staff. It’s the type of item nobody thinks they need until […]
Have you ever tried to give a presentation when the internet connections for your attendees were sketchy? Now in Slides, you can turn on automatic captioning while presenting.
Google’s tepid entry into establishing a new social media platform fell short of expectations. The question now is what this means for Google+ users.
Q: “Our CEO has always distributed employee bonuses in group meetings. He gives the top performers an envelope containing a thank-you letter and a check. We have sixteen employees, but usually only one or two get an envelope. Most of those who are eligible for bonuses report to me, and the recipients have told me that being rewarded in front of their peers makes them uncomfortable. My personal opinion is that publicly handing out checks seems rather juvenile, so I believe these bonuses should be given in private. What do you think?” Middle Manager