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The Mentoring Experiment
Andy Warren (LinkedIn | Blog | @sqlandy) and I had an idea for a way to give back to the community and help people. It’s the Mentoring Experiment, and we are taking applications from people through April 20. If you’re … Continue reading
Analytics or Flying Cars
When I was a kid I read a lot of science fiction books, all predicting that we would be driving in flying cars or have regular trips into space. There was this anticipation that we’d have robots helping us with … Continue reading
Tax Day
In the United States today I usually Tax Day, or the day that personal income taxes are due to be filed with the government. In 2011 you get an extension to Apr 18, but for all practical purposes, this is … Continue reading
Social Networking Prowess
If the Gartner Group is correct, and we are looking at a workplace that is more dynamic, more disconnected, more virtual, and involves us working with many more people that we are not very familiar with, are you prepared? Do … Continue reading