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My Groupon Fatigue

In a previous post, I mentioned my Facebook Fatigue as something that could perhaps drive me to Google+ or Twitter.

Something snapped in me today and I realized I have daily deal fatigue. Every day, my inbox gets flooded with crappy deals from Groupon, Living Social, and other wannabe’s. Sure I was like most . . . → Read More: My Groupon Fatigue

My Facebook Fatigue

One of the new buzzwords for 2011 in our office seems to be the term “Facebook Fatigue”. Supposedly people are tired of Facebook and are choosing to use Google+ and Twitter or abandoning social media as a whole. As a previously heavy Facebook user, I can understand the sentiment eventhough I am skeptical about . . . → Read More: My Facebook Fatigue

3,000 Dollars

So a few weeks ago when there was a big hubub about the Groupon IPO, I thought I’d play around with this site, BizInformation.org that tries to “calculate” website valuations based on all sorts of factors like pageviews, references, and social media rank . Needless to say the results are pretty humorous. For instance this . . . → Read More: 3,000 Dollars

Craigslist Ads

While I have never hunted for housing on craigslist, the experience is just the same for cars, furniture, or cell phones.

Diversity in the Workplace

So one of the things I enjoy about my office is the diversity of the people I work with. I walked into the break-room and witnessed a Muslim and Jew eating lunch together beside a Hindi and Christian.

In one day, I work with software developers in India, Business Process professionals in Colombia and Dominica, and . . . → Read More: Diversity in the Workplace

Funny But True Dilbert

This is a good one. Of course, I am sure there are people in Marketing and Sales who will say the same thing about the folks in IT and Product Development. Then again, most companies budget process brings out the James Frey is plenty of executives.

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