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Most employees are a pain. In addition to the "regular" problems of payroll, sick time, legal issues, etc., there is the bigger…
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Most employees are a pain. In addition to the "regular" problems of payroll, sick time, legal issues, etc., there is the bigger…
If you're conversant with computer code, looking at the actual strings of code in a suspect program can help spot suspicious or out of place commands. But even if don't know your way around codes it may help to look at the contents of a data file anyway. Strange messages are commonly inserted by virus writers and can be read within the code. Look at…
Unfortunately the holiday shopping season brings with it an increase in the unauthorized and fraudulent use of credit cards to pay for on-line purchases. Fraudsters and hackers will to try and take advantage of you during this season in the hope that you will be too busy to notice a bad transaction.
Need some tips on how to handle some curve balls you may get when you're presenting?
1. Make your email signature work for you. Your email is like a tiny billboard, if you use it right. Keep it short but make sure you get on there at the top, an invite to subscribe to your ezine, at the bottom, what you do, your URL and your tagline.
Marketing types are fond of classifying people into categories. Here are four which I took from "Differentiate Or Die," by Jack Trout with Steve Rivkin. (John Wiley & Sons, New York, 2000, p15.) Only the first few words of each are included here.