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Project-Team Zen – Part I
The concept of team work, and project teams, is an interesting one, particularly as there can be more combinations of teams than there are people. As this will be a series of posts on the topic I shall start this one with laying the foundation for some of the reasoning later.I ended my old article, Excellence - Teamwork or flying Solo, with the following statement:
Read MorePoint being, if you have a well-oiled team, who knows each other and each others skills, and...
How to write a blog post – Part II
This is the second part of my instructional blog post about...errr...blog posts. You can find the first one over here: How to write a blog post, and just to re-cap: this is mainly for the guys (friends and colleagues) that I have recently installed Wordpress blogs for, and who maybe not are entirely used to writing for an online audience. If this is not you, and you don't have...
Read MoreHow to write a blog post
I have recently been setting up several different self-hosted Wordpress blogs, covering many different topic matters. All those blogs are being maintained and content edited by people who are not me, and I have noticed that several of those the content editors do not have much experience in writing for online audiences. That is ok. No one has experience until they've done it.However, there are a couple of quick wins one can do for the...
Read More10 Browser Based Research Tools
Some time ago I wrote the text below to a friend regarding tools (Firefox Extensions) for research and writing. I figured it would make a decent blog post as well, so here it is.It goes something like this:Firstly, it is all mainly Firefox related.1. YubNub: Replace the default Google search for your address bar that does not look...
Read MoreThree Firefox add-ons for web workers
No modern computer should be without Firefox, it is even being installed by default on our machines at work by our IT team, and hey, it is free for anyone and everyone to download, so if you haven't already, you should. It works on Windows, Mac and Linux.There are a few things you can install to improve Firefox a bit though, and no one within a web...
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