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The world economy moved from hiring freeze to hiring spree. There's not enough IT talent to go around. Here's what to do to keep from losing staff to poachers who carry a pot full of deal-sweeteners. Read More

Technology is outpacing the language's ability to evolve. Case in point: these analogies that bear only the slightest resemblance to the gizmos that spawned them. Read More

Government IT represents a significant percentage of tech spending. Here's some idea where you can expect your tax dollars to be spent in 2017.
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Congratulations! You made sure that reporters can reach you, you strategized reasons for them to want to talk with you, and now you have an interview lined up with a journalist from a relevant media outlet. Many companies never make it this far, so you’ve accomplished quite a bit. Now all you have Read More

Most bosses don’t have time to dig through everything their teams created; they want a high level view of a project’s progress. The boss just needs the basics of the completed work. Fortunately, Smartsheet made it possible to not only link cells from other sheets, but also made it easy to send the Read More

A great new online tools for creating cool attention-grabbing graphics for social media is Adobe Spark Post — and it’s free to use. Sally Weiner Grotta shows how it works — and how easy it is to create a graphic suitable for sharing on social media. Read More

Reporters absolutely love real thought leaders: smart people who offer surprising and useful insights. But true leadership is quite hard to find. If you make it easy for the media to catch your execs being brilliant, your business may well benefit. Read More

The most persuasive kind of publicity is media coverage. Free media is more valuable than almost any kind of marketing, except word of mouth, because it lets you tell the world the value of your offerings, and it comes with the validation of a third party (the publication). Nowhere is press coverag Read More

Yearly evaluations are stupid. They waste time. They’re ineffectual.
Here’s three reasons why they don’t work — and a better way to accomplish each. Read More

Google Forms lets you control the questions presented to users based on data already collected. It helps you ask follow-up questions that depend on earlier responses. But it’s not clear how — or why you should bother. Let me show you how it works.
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