Business has been done, and done again. But as times have changed we have not always. Having fun at work is not a new concept, it's just frowned upon for some baffling reason. As if by some magical court a law was passed declaring that anyone who has fun at work will by definition not be working hard enough. Must we be miserable in the place we spend most of our lives? We think not. And here are our thoughts on the subject.
Showing posts with label blogging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blogging. Show all posts
Sunday, March 22, 2009
My new favorite blog!
Maybe it's because I have kids, but I find myself delighted by random facts about science and brain puzzles. This site, the Encyclopedia Brittanica Blog, absolutely indulges me in that!
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Edu-train-ment
I love this word, it's a blend of everything that I do. Education, Training and Entertainment. I stole it from the Sesame Street inspired "edu-tainment" and added a new part to it. Because I don't want to just educate in a standard presentation format, I want people to get involved. I want them to like learning and ask for more.
And I want to thank C. Beth Blog for inspiring me to write this. If you are having trouble blogging on a regular basis, start following her blog and use it as a momentum builder to start writing more.
And I want to thank C. Beth Blog for inspiring me to write this. If you are having trouble blogging on a regular basis, start following her blog and use it as a momentum builder to start writing more.
Monday, August 18, 2008
To Know HR, read Know HR

In case you haven't used the nifty little widget on this page to see the blogs I have been reading, you should check out Know HR. His writing is humorous, pertinent, and refreshing. There are plenty of corporate training, HR focused, training & development blogs online. There are frankly, too many to read. Most of them parrot each other regarding the latest trends rolling out of Newsweek and T&D magazine. Frank Roche however, speaks from a different platform. See the smile?
He says, "I’ve been a professional dog handler, a polymer physicist, and a poet, but quickly realized that “being an artiste + $1.75 wouldn’t buy me a cup of coffee at Starbucks.” I write. I read. I pay attention."
I love his diverse background and unique perspective. Take the time, read good stuff, Know HR.
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business,
hr,
philosophy,
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