Marc Andreesen has a blog now. Read it why dontcha! He started out a little slow but hit his stride in no time at all. Yes, I’m complimenting the arguable father of the modern web. So that means I’d like to comment on several of his posts. In one [...]

In the grand tradition of deep-blog-linking, I’m going to point to a post on the Reforming Project Management blog, which discusses in brief the policy of Four Seasons Hotels for hiring personnel… and some of their “keys” to a successful operation.
It struck me mainly because a lot of the focus was on how they choose [...]

Jason “Not Jessica” Alba, of the JibberJobber Blog, had a post on “Work-Life Balance For Health And Sanity”. It’s a pretty standard missive on the wisdom of not working and only working.
I have to be frank, but I’ve always found the “no vacation” thing curious. Perhaps I find it as curious as the [...]

It always helps to see what’s happening on the other side as I push forward with my own job search. An interesting article came to my attention called No Hire is Better Than a Bad Hire.
The article has two parts at the time of this posting, with a third coming. The gist of [...]

Nick Dynice has a blog entry on the financial benefits of good customer service. (Startling, I know, to discover that there are benefits.) As he states, this is one of the most obvious of all things in business; at least, from a standard, customer-facing standpoint.
The issue is that from a finance standpoint customer [...]