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I started my Facebook page when I began researching my book on young entrepreneurs, because I needed to understand their (virtual) space. But the benefits went well beyond what I could have imagined. Here are three great things Facebook has done for my book -- and my business.
Maybe a little social networking throughout the day isn't so bad. Actually, the argument (from this month's Wired) primarily advances the idea of taking battery-recharging breaks. Whether you do it on, say, Facebook is up to you.
There's a treasure trove of books and papers online -- PDFs that contain user guides for equipment in your office, white papers, free e-books on business strategy -- you name it. Finding it all can be a challenge, though.
In order to grow in your role, you need a way to attract honest and actionable feedback from your peers, partners, and managers.
Here's your chance to learn everything you need to know about Twitter -- from creating an account to using it to promote your blog -- in a free, easy-to-read guide.
Clicking a simple link can get you into a world of trouble if the address lands you on a not-safe-for-work site. Here's how to peek inside unknown links -- kind of a look-before-you-click safety net.
In you personal life, you are what you eat. In your professional life, you are what you wear. If you're guilty of donning any of these workplace-inappropriate items, it may be time to hack your wardrobe a bit.
Want to make better use of your time, get more stuff done, and possibly save some extra time for yourself and your family? Here are 10 tips for how to save yourself time throughout the day.
I've got five tips for how to transform your desktop into an efficient bastion of productivity. And I I've also got a short video that shows it all in action.
If you're tired of trying to compose text messages on your phone's tiny keypad/keyboard, try a voice-powered service like Dial2Do or Jott. They're both fantastic, and good for a lot more than just messaging.
iPhone apps that can save you money, a free alternative to Microsoft Office, 10 resume mistakes that will land you in the trash, and more!
Wouldn't it be great if the camera in your laptop could just verify your face automatically? It can -- and in my experience, it works pretty well.
iPhones are chock full of critical personal and business information -- you should secure it with the same vigor as your laptop.
Want to make your meetings more productive? Then stop relying on presentations. Start inviting the right people, engaging in active arguments, and ending on time. Those and other meeting-efficiency tips await you.
Come your next team-building exercise or morale event, you'll be scrambling for a hat and some strips of paper. I've got a more modern approach. Let the Web randomize your teams for you.
