photo credit: Adam Tinworth Many business owners in the down economy are finding themselves not knowing what to tell their employees as far as the perk’s, benefits, raises, jobs in general, etc. Below is a short list compounded from Guy Kawasaki’s list on what you should be telling your employees…the truth! The market budget is […]
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photo credit: geishaboy500 In a world of high technology and so many different forms of communicating, email and the phone should not be your only resource for getting in touch with clients, business colleagues and more. So what are your other choices for communication today? You can send messages via IM’S, twitter, text messages to
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Makeuseof.com: Postal Price Calculator is an online tool from the US Postal Service that lets you quickly determine the cost of sending parcels, letter or postcard to any location worldwide. All you have to do is select destination, package type, enter weight and click on “Continue”. In return you will get list of available options
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BusinessWeek: Vontoo started out as a voice-messaging tool, blasting targeted lists of people with prerecorded pitches from the likes of Greg Oden, the No. 1 pick in the National Basketball Assn.’s 2007 draft, who “called” Portland Trailblazer season ticket holders to re-up for another year. But as times have grown tougher, the 25-employee company has
The Australian: In the days of modern cellular technology, the idea of having an Agent 86-style phone inside a shoe might not seem particularly advanced. But Paul Gardner-Stephen, who first developed his device as an amateur theatre prop, insists there are practical and technological advantages. It seems the shoe phone might offer extended battery life
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The New York Times: E-mail has become one of the dominant forms of workplace communication, but new research suggests it also may be the most deceptive. Researchers at Rutgers and DePaul Universities studied how e-mail influenced communication among 48 graduate students. In the study, they told students they had $89. Each student could then divide
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