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📅 February 9, 2018

Switching Careers and Job Hopping

The modern landscape in almost every line of business makes it less likely than ever that we will stay in one job throughout our career. Switching careers has even become more common as the Internet has opened up new avenues…

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📅 February 7, 2018

Improving Your Odds of Crushing It

We get into a line of business to crush it. At least, I assume that is our goal. I cannot think of anyone that launched a business with the goal of barely getting by or outright failure. Crushing it requires a…

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📅 February 5, 2018

The Product Launch – A Todo List

The journey to a product launch can seem incredibly long. However, the final steps in polishing a product for commercial availability cannot be ignored. Doing so risks sinking the product or at least slowing its adoption. Commercial Products are Different…

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📅 February 2, 2018

A Team Victory Brings Great Joy

One of the most valuable lessons I have learned is the joy of a team victory. We can celebrate and be proud of individual accomplishments. However, it is better when you can share the joy with others that were part…

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📅 January 31, 2018

Business Networking For Introverts

A challenge for many IT workers is business networking. We chose out career often as a desire to avoid dealing with people more than we have to. We are often introverts and not very comfortable in a crowd. That makes…

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📅 January 29, 2018

Problem-Solving With Friends and Associates (or Google)

One of the reasons for an enjoying an IT career is problem-solving. We get to face a challenge of varying levels every day. That can lead to us spending more time working on a problem than we need to. Thus,…

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