Posts Tagged ‘Resource’

What does it take to be “green” in the workplace?

Recycling and energy-efficient lighting don’t even begin to do it for me. They only touch on a few of the physical areas of impact our organizations have on the planet and the creatures that live on it. I’m not saying they don’t count at all, just that they don’t count for much in the great scheme of things: massaging symptoms rather than tackling causes.

What I believe it takes to… » Continue

April 10 2008 | By Adrian | Tagged: environment, green, Management, Resource, respect | 3 comments»

Complete iPhone Links List: Apps, Hacks & Reviews

Rockin’ Out with iPhone

As groovy as the iPhone is, it is missing a lot of stuff. In response to this a cottage industry of sorts has popped up in response. Whether you have a iPhone today or plan to get one some time in the future, here is a list of super cool links that can help you realize more functionality, and keep on top of the latest iPhone… » Continue

July 17 2007 | By K. | Tagged: hack, iphone, Resource, review, software | 15 comments»

What should I say?

What should I say? is a website that is the metafilter of giving advice. It works in the following way: users that are faced with a difficult conversation describe the conversation, then the readers leave their comments and give advice about how they handled similar situations. What should I say seems to be a great resource if you have a hard time initiating… » Continue

March 27 2007 | By Kyle | Tagged: Communication, conversation, Resource | 3 comments»

How to Promote Resourcefulness In Yourself and Others

Being resourceful means knowing how to get the information and results you want. Being organized and having trusted systems are big pieces of the productivity puzzle, but sometimes “Getting Things Done” means being a creative problem-solver.

Being MacGyver
Many of you will recall the television show MacGyver, about a guy whom I consider The Poster Boy of Resourcefulness. Read a great list of MacGyver’s feats per episode

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January 31 2007 | By Lorie | Tagged: information, Resource | 5 comments»

Two Weeks to Academic Success

Whether you’re currently in school, thinking of going back to school, or thinking of completing some industry-specific learning courses to help advance your career, it will be necessary for you to get your mindset back into “learning mode.” Gary North, PH.D. created a fifteen lesson (one per day) training plan to help you get mentally geared up. The following are links to the fifteen sessions. Even if… » Continue

January 22 2007 | By Kyle | Tagged: backtoschool, career, learning, Resource | 4 comments»

Getting Started with GTD on Squidoo

For people who have started to use GTD (Getting Things Done), make sure drop by Goncalo Moura’s Squidoo Lens on GTD. You will get some overviews and links:

Getting Things Done, or GTD for short, is an organization methodology developed by David Allen. GTD proposes getting all of the pending “stuff” you have in your head into a trusted system, with defined rules, and breaking them into a set of next… » Continue

September 8 2006 | By Leon | Tagged: gtd, Resource | 2 comments»

Five websites for student-writers

Or four websites and a very modest April Fool’s joke.

1. The Nuts and Bolts of College Writing
Michael Harvey’s site is perhaps the single most useful on-line resource for students who want to improve their writing. For Harvey, good writing is not reducible to zealous obedience to a handful of rules. Good writing is a matter of clarity, concision, and grace, key elements of what Harvey calls “the plain… » Continue

April 7 2006 | By Leon | Tagged: Resource, studying | 15 comments»