That got me thinking about how I use QR codes, and how I might be able to use them to greater effect in a collaborative working environment. QR code is basically a real-world link to a virtual destination. How to Harness the Power of 2D Barcodes. How-To productivity superstar qr codes MORE >>

Testimonials — done right — can be incredibly useful when trying to get new work. They open the door to new clients, and help to take take pressure off those who fear sounding like a braggart in the horn-tooting process. They explain why the service did a good job or how the product made a difference. Listen. MORE >>

As a freelance consultant, I not only need to keep up with what people are saying about me and my company, but I also need to monitor the latest industry trends to learn new skills and stay relevant. An RSS-based monitoring dashboard is a great way to collect everything you’re monitoring into one place. MORE >>

As individuals and as a species, I believe we will be happier and more productive if we can improve our ability to communicate. This blog is dedicated to that effort. How NOT to make a chart posted by dave at 6:04 PM 2 Comments: Cathy Richardson said. was introduced to your blog via my nephew. drum roll please. MORE >>

One of the problems with collaboration is that when it’s done without much planning, it leads to what’s called “ social loafing, &# where members of a group working together exert less effort than they would if they worked alone. This phenomenon is especially apparent in  face-to-face brainstorming sessions. Diversity. MORE >>