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Interviewing for the PASS Board of Directors
My nomination application made it through the committee. I got an email yesterday telling me that I needed to schedule an interview, and a list of available slots. I picked next Friday, August 6th, at 10am PST for my slot … Continue reading
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Do As I Say, Not as I Do
Do I follow my own advice?I’ve been asked that at a few of my Modern Resume presentations if I do all the things that I mention, and to what extent. My answer is that I do and I don’t. I’ve … Continue reading
Influence
Do you influence people? How influential are you? I saw a link to The Influence Project, put on by Fast Company, looking for how much influence people have in 2010. The link actually takes you to my profile, which means … Continue reading
It’s the Journey
I saw this on the 37 Signals blog as “I’ve already got the prize" and found it to be both true, and a little annoying. It refers to the Nobel Peace Prize, who Richard Feynman is apparently in consideration for. … Continue reading