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Michael Menard found through self-exploration and research that the answer is gratitude. BY Michael Menard When invited to speak to a group of NASA engineers, I was asked to address just two questions: What was the single factor contributing most to my career satisfaction at Johnson & Johnson? What was the primary driver of my creativity … Continue reading The one word that helped me find career satisfaction
June 25, 2024 Why experts are using the word ‘bullshit’ to describe AI’s flaws The expletive isn’t just being used for shock value—it actually has a philosophical meaning. BY Mark Sullivan Since the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022 we’ve known that artificial intelligence language models are prone to spewing falsehoods, otherwise known as hallucinations. The … Continue reading Why experts are using the word ‘bullshit’ to describe AI’s flaws
Memory – Remember That Word by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, February 15, 2024 Memory has been a topic of discussion several times over the past couple of days in relation to announcements around generative artificial intelligence (GAI). Not the type of memory that goes into a mobile device. The type that provides cognitive ability. OpenAI … Continue reading Memory – Remember That Word
Not Just A Marketing Word: Brands Need To Walk The Walk On Inclusion by Lara Balazs , Op-Ed Contributor, December 8, 2022 Throughout my career, I’ve had the fortunate opportunity to lead marketing efforts for several incredible, world-class, global brands – from Nike and Gap to Visa and Amazon, to my current role as CMO … Continue reading Not Just A Marketing Word: Brands Need To Walk The Walk On Inclusion
By Doug Aamoth June 19, 2022 I’m in my mid-40s—not technically old by relative standards, but I’m definitely experiencing some wear and tear. It’s more pronounced on the physical side, but there’s a bit of mental sluggishness as well, especially in the morning. So I’ve taken to a nice little routine to … Continue reading 3 free daily word games to get your brain going in the morning
‘Flexibility’ May Already Be the Word of 2022: AMEX Has the Receipts by Steve Smith , Staff Writer @popeyesm, February 4, 2022 If you want to know how well a business is doing, just stand by the cash register. That is American Express’s unique perch amid the post-pandemic recovery. They literally get to see the receipts … Continue reading 'Flexibility' May Already Be the Word of 2022: AMEX Has the Receipts
Kerry Dye October 14, 2021 How word count affects your search ranking and why longer content tends to rank higher in search engines In recent years, we’ve seen plenty of studies on the relationship between word count and search ranking. The general consensus is that longer content tends to rank higher but this doesn’t tell … Continue reading What Is the Best Word Count For SEO?
Andres Muñoz September 7, 2021 Is developing a word of mouth marketing strategy even worth it? Let’s get that out of the way first in case there is any doubt. Yes, it’s worth it. That’s because nowadays, with all the competition and constant advertising, consumers have become repelled by things that are too salesy or … Continue reading 6 Proven Word of Mouth Marketing Strategies That Actually Work
Chiara Toselli February 27, 2021 Feedback. We dread it. We fear it. While conceptually we all understand the importance of feedback, just the word feedback can be associated with negative feelings for people on either side of the desk. Managers dread the employee’s reaction in response to their feedback. Employees fear feedback because criticism can … Continue reading Let’s Talk About the “F” Word: Feedback
The Mega List of 50 Referral Software Solutions That Will Grow Your Word-of-Mouth Marketing Image Source To say that there are a lot of referral marketing tools out there would be an understatement. From Enterprise solutions to niche-focused tools, utility and prices range vastly based on the size of your business and your use case. … Continue reading The Mega List of 50 Referral Software Solutions That Will Grow Your Word-of-Mouth Marketing
