The folks over at College Degree just released a new great list listing the top 100 productivity and lifehack blogs, and I’m proud to share that Slacker Manager made the list…at #10! Wow!
Here’s what they said about Slacker Manager:
“Slackers can be productive. Wanna know how? Check out Slacker Manager, the blog that gives easy tips […]
Chris Bailey recently pointed out that Slacker Manager is part of the Alltop.com Career Network, along with The M.A.P. Maker, Escape from Cubicle Nation, Evil HR Lady, Managing with Aloha Coaching and the Chief Happiness Officer, to name a few.
I’d encourage you to bookmark the Alltop.com Career Network, and see if you find anything useful […]
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Slacker Manager Ranked #15 Career Blog by RiseSmart
Contact: Phil Gerbyshak
phil.gerbyshak@b5media.com
RiseSmart recently ranked the top 100 career blogs and as of January 13th, 2008, b5 Media’s Slacker Manager has been listed at #15. Other outstanding blogs honored include Tom Peters at #1, Business Pundit at #3 and Chief Happiness Officer at #4. b5 media’s […]
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Corporate Agility outlines a new model for competing in a flat world. Corporate Agility: A Revolutionary New Model for Competing in a Flat World was written by Charles E. Grantham, James P. Ware, and Cory Williamson.
Does your workplace produce […]
Jason recently posted about a killer add on for Firefox that’ll allow you to capture really long web pages as PNG or JPG. This is an awesome tool! I’ve used Paparazzi in the past for this task, but get frustrated when I can’t capture a page that’s behind a paywall or other authentication system. Sure […]
I’m on vacation and not really keeping up with things, but Ron at BrandCurve sent a note around about Kathy Sierra getting some very uncool comments on her blog. There has always been a segment of blog culture that thrilled on being edgy and controversial. Sometimes for the links, sometime because they really believe what […]
This is a totally bifurcated post. Part one describes a few recent distractions. Part two is a call for help.
Part one:
I’ve been messing with new toys. Twitter, for one (this is me). You can post from IM, or TXT or via the web. Also, I’m kind of eyeballing Jaiku but haven’t set up an account. […]
Remember when blogs were so controversial in big companies? Now there are tons of execs blogging and hardly anyone blinks. I think there’s also been a shift in the way people view blogs, particularly those written by corporate types. Personal blogs still feel personal, but corporate blogs….uh….don’t.
I was visiting friends in San Diego last weekend […]
Just a quick pointer to The Cranking Widgets Blog where Brett has a really cool series of posts (two up so far) called GTD Masters where he interviews some well known GTD bloggers. Great idea and great reading!
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Fellow Portland biz blogger, Skip Angel, has started a new blog: Leaning towards agility. Which is, as I understand it, a blog about how to apply Lean and Agile concepts to more than software development. Should be fun to read. Skip previously blogged at Random Thoughts from a CTO.
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Business blogs are pretty awesome. The people who write them are always on the lookout for new books and ideas. I’m the same way (yeah, I’m pretty awesome, too). When I read business blogs, I usually read most, if not all, of the comments on a post that interests me.
So I’ve been noticing that […]
Love it! Visit indexed for more index card graphics (via Meriblog). Great stuff…
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What’s The Next Action has an excellent post about five systems of GTD that gained a little traction and then were ditched. This rings pretty true for me…I could (and maybe should) write a similar list. I bet lots of people have lists like this.
This is part of both the fun and the frustration […]
Just to keep the creative juices flowing, I’m firing up another little web project. Nothing earth shaking, but I think it’ll be fun. It’s Yamhill.TV. This is an “internet TV channel” for Yamhill County, Oregon (where I live). I’ll interview interesting local people, check out some events in the area, etc. I just released the […]
UPDATE: Here’s mine!
Though I’ve been remiss about pointing it out, hopefully you haven’t missed it. In case you have, here’s your chance to catch up with the rest of us. Rajesh Setty, an entrepreneurial powerhouse who blogs at Life Beyond Code, has taken the bull by the horns and has asked a TON of people […]
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