Archive for August, 2007


"The PowerPoint guru." It has become my not-so-secret identity after the bulk of my co-workers discovered my talent for mixing dull information with creative design. Whether it's a blessing or a curse, I always have something sitting on the backburner to make time fly. In today's world, PowerPoint is (...)
High school teaches us basic algebra, geometry and calculus. It teaches us how to appropriately research papers and cite sources. We learn U.S. and world history. But, most school systems fail to give us a basic financial education. In his notorious book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki (...)
If you never thought your connections on Facebook and MySpace would matter in the real world you were right. You have to be a member of an elite online social network to get that sort of recognition. Let me most properly introduce you to aSmallWorld.com (aSW), the leader in (...)
For the past six months I have been maintaining my blog, Employee Evolution. At this point I realize that the decision to start a blog is hard, but writing regularly is harder. So here is a list of tactics I’ve used to maintain a full-time, corporate job along side (...)
I never thought it was possible, but I have a great time working late. At the end of the nine-to-five, the remaining employees are always more genuine – more human if you ask me. Maybe it’s exhaustion that causes the ordinarily oppressive corporate walls to crumble, but we all act (...)


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