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There are many reasons to keep your mind sharp and ahead of where you need it to be today. This article offers some some tools and sources of free learning, especially in the realms of Business and Technology.

Posted by: Diana Zink on Sunday, 12th Apr, 2009

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No matter what area you work in, or how big is your organization, these are Five thresholds in personal growth you will face before reaching the top.

Posted by: Diana Zink on Friday, 26th Dec, 2008

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No matter how long of a history you hold with a person, if asked about your performance in the end they will likely remember not the averages of your work, but the highest of HIghs and the lowest of LOWs you’ve delivered. This post puts the Hi-Low concept of performance into perspective for businesses, employees, and brands.

Posted by: Diana Zink on Thursday, 21st Aug, 2008

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Have you ever wondered why Apple and Microsoft have such a big market share difference even though they started at about the same time? How about why Apple’s Intel-based Macs are picking up speed in the last several years? In any new market, including Web 2.0, there are opportunities in developing new platforms and in developing of supporting elements to existing platforms, there are potential competitors and allies. No matter who drives the boat in a new venture, engineers or business people, someone should be watching the surrounding waters at all times [...]

Posted by: Diana Zink on Thursday, 26th Jun, 2008

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Ajax, accessibility, Flash, ActionScript 3, and Flex, are familiar to many but well known by few. Here are some tips on the conditions of the web industry, the effects they have on finding quality People 2.0, and some ideas on how to go about identifying good developers [...]

Posted by: Diana Zink on Tuesday, 3rd Jun, 2008

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Posted under: Careers, People 2.0, Web 2.0

There is something special about Web 2.0 professionals, especially those who come in from the recent generation: Generation Y. This article takes a deep look in the general tends, motivational factors, and best practices in recruiting and retaining People 2.0 [...]

Posted by: Diana Zink on Tuesday, 3rd Jun, 2008

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The Web may have evolved to a second version, but so have its users. It’s time for those who are targeting Web 2.0 customers to adjust accordingly…

Posted by: Diana Zink on Tuesday, 27th May, 2008

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This year’s Y Combinator Startup School and some of the recent Google Tech Talks shared top of the line advice from the thought leaders in User Experience, Product Development, and Entrepreneurship. After watching the separate presentations over a period of a few weeks, I could not help but to connect the three topics. Those disciplines together shape and the Web 2.0 environment and its current leaders and will more likely than not affect the industry for years to come. This my summary of recurring themes and notes interconnecting the three topics that and I hope will provide inspiration to Entrepreneurs, Intrapreneurs, Marketers, Brand Managers, and Product Leads alike [...]

Posted by: Diana Zink on Monday, 26th May, 2008

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A great book by Marshall Goldsmith outlines 20 often-unconscious habits that can damage your relationship with colleagues, family, or people that work with you closely. These traits can often also impact careers and opportunities for promotion as they put you in negative light despite hard work, devotion or talents that could make you [...]

Posted by: Diana Zink on Thursday, 17th Apr, 2008

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Posted under: Careers, People 2.0

Being in the flow of development can be both satisfying and energizing as days and nights of excited work pile into months and series of great projects. Yet getting used to the stress and pressure of oncoming work can seriously limit ones ability to see outside the stream. Just as driving at high speeds narrows one’s focus into a smaller area to boost reflexes and reaction times, sinking into fast paced projects can rarely allow a good view of the big picture.

Posted by: Diana Zink on Wednesday, 9th Apr, 2008

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