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Whenever I hear the word "nimble", I think of dear Jack who not only has to be nimble but also quick. And then he has to "jump over the candlestick". That is a task. Lucky for Jack, it's not Candlestick Park on a foggy day! But I digress. One of my must-watch shows is CNN's Reliable Sources with hos... Read More

People using Microsoft Outlook for Email, Contacts, and Calendar events quickly accumulate a significant amount of important personal and business data. Here is a free Outlook Backup Utility to keep your data safe... Read More

Job interviews can be dicey. What to say? How to answer? When to ask questions? But the most discomfort comes from the trickiest of trick questions: What is your greatest weakness? Read More

You don't need to go downtown to shop. A big supporter of local retail and services in our community. Read More

Words of advice from an expert - Avoid Narrow -Focused Networking The smart networkers have always been strategic. Read More

Good insights from Walt Mossberg. Is touch the future of computing? Watch Walt's segment on "The Charlie Rose Show." Read More

How Important is Followup to a Job Search? Well, it's simply the key to the kingdom.People can give you leads, introductions, referrals but the followup determines the outcome. It's true of business networking, job search efforts and life, in general. A colleague once said, "I may not be the most br... Read More

From the brilliant Breck Commercial of yesteryear that I first highlighted in The Secrets of Savvy Networking (And I TOLD TWO PEOPLE) to a friend's comment about a fabulous mechanic, graphic artist or restaurant to today's fake "friends/consumers" who... Read More

Netbook computers are great for students because they are small, lightweight, relatively inexpensive, have built-in wireless networking, are easy to use, and are focused on essential tasks. Read More

Useful insights. None of this is new. What is new is that part of our safety net is online in business and social networking sites liked LinkedIn or Facebook. Read More