Monitoring Project Progress
Too often failing projects surprise us. Have you ever had a project that seemed to be going along just fine, and then,…
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Too often failing projects surprise us. Have you ever had a project that seemed to be going along just fine, and then,…
Are you feeling stalled in your job-search efforts? Are employers and recruiters ignoring you? Do you wonder what you could do to improve your job-search results? Maybe I can help. As a former headhunter, I am known as "the Career Strategist." In my work as a career coach and resume writer I am often asked such questions as: How do I find more job leads?…
Building your Internet business can hard enough without falling victim to traffic thieves. No, I'm not talking about software that overrides your affiliate links with those of another, but the kind of thieves that take your money with lies or deception and don't deliver what they promise or what they lead you to believe you will get: the so-called guaranteed traffic sites.
Ah, the "good old days". If you are a baby boomer, like me, then you probably remember how important it was to rush to the bank on payday. You had to get there before the teller lanes closed so that you could have your "cash allowance" for the week. Otherwise, if you needed cash you had to write a check, then go to the bank,…
In a previous article ("Data Access with ADO.NET" (http://www.devnewz.com/devnewz-3-20030421Data-Access-with-ADONET.html) we discussed the use of the SqlClient classto access data in ADO.NET. The SqlClient class was created by Microsoft and is used primarily to access a SQL Server database. What about other databases?
Everyone puts out an e-newsletter these days. I'm getting more calls from companies who want someone to either write articles or oversee the project from start to finish. Which led me to a simple question -- what types of product newsletters are companies putting out these days? You know, your typical company that manufactures instrumentation or software or that esoteric widget.