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Bluesky is ditching its waitlist and is now open to everyone The Twitter alternative is no longer invitation-only. Karissa Bell Tue, Feb 6, 2024 SOPA Images via Getty Images Bluesky, the open-source Twitter alternative, is getting rid of its waitlist and opening its decentralized platform to everyone. The service, which opened in beta last … Continue reading Bluesky is ditching its waitlist and opening to everyone
By Associated Press January 30, 2024 NEW YORK (AP) — After 46 years, Steve Replin has decided to give up his office space. Replin, who has a law practice and acts as an alternative lender in Denver, is adapting to the changing preferences of clients, who would rather conduct business online, or in a … Continue reading Why small business owners are ditching their office for the suburbs
By Steven Melendez November 02, 2022 Swag—items like tote bags, water bottles, keychains, USB keys, and others, all emblazoned with company logos—is a longstanding tradition at corporate conventions, industry meetups, and job fairs. But the productivity software company Monday.com says that it’s doing away with such tangible giveaways, starting now with its … Continue reading In an environmental push, Monday.com is ditching conference swag
By Oleh Koropenko June 26th, 2018 “Guest blogging is done.” This statement made in 2014 by the-then-head of Google Web Spam Team, Matt Cutts, caused a lot of controversy at the time. Was Google about to start penalizing those who engaged in the practice? Could suddenly guest posting cause you more harm than good? … Continue reading Is Ditching Guest Posting The Right Choice?
by Dave Brock July 3, 2016 Follow @davidabrockJuly 3, 2016 There is no doubt the performance planning and review process in most organizations is broken. Too often, it’s a meaningless annual exercise of managers and their people filling out forms, having “the conversation” then going back to their real work. Too often, the review process … Continue reading Ditching The Performance Review! Another Look
Dave BrockFebruary 26, 2015 I was astounded to read “Let’s Kill The Performance Review” by Liz Ryan. I agree with many of the things she states. The majority of performance review/performance management systems in companies are broken–or at least dysfunctional. It consumes too much unproductive time, with unclear benefit. It’s not a necessary process for … Continue reading Ditching The Performance Review
“Don’t be evil” isn’t even Google’s actual mission statement. By Chris Gayomali “Don’t be evil” was never part of Google’s mission statement, but the motto has been something of a guiding light for the company as it expanded from a tiny search engine into a $380 billion firm specializing in everything from robotics to … Continue reading Google Didn’t Actually Say It Was Ditching “Don’t Be Evil”
