Category | PharmaWorker

Twitter: Sifting the Wheat from the Chaff?

Posted on 22 December 2009

The following post is by guest author Rich Charbonneau (@richcharbonneau), a clinical project manager who works for a pharmaceutical company in the U.S.
I’ve been using Twitter for a few months now and have been truly amazed by the potential of the medium.  There are literally millions of bits of information to be had in the Twittersphere.  Of [...]

Tags: , , , , , ,

3 Ways to Handle Presentation Disruptions

Posted on 12 December 2009

Fortunately, heckling is not a common occurrence in the corporate world. However, interruptions and distractions do happen. Here are three ways to handle disruptions from Harvard Business Review for next time you’re in front of an audience:
1. Be prepared. Know your audience before you walk into the room. Will they be receptive [...]

Tags:

100 things journalists should do

Posted on 05 December 2009

Great advice for all budding journalists/ bloggers/ twitterers:
(1) #100things – Twitter Search
Blogged with the Flock Browser

Tags: , , ,

Google Chrome Extensions- Finally!

Posted on 05 December 2009

If you’ve been using Google Chrome as your internet browser, you know that one major blind spot for the browser is the lack of extensions or plugins.  Well, that’s (finally!) about to change:
Google Chrome Extensions
Blogged with the Flock Browser

Tags: , , ,

What we’re reading: “brand loyalty and commitment… professionals have been dreaming about”

Posted on 08 November 2009

Provocative…
Someone who uses social media successfully doesn’t just create content; her or she creates conversations.
And those conversations create communities.
That’s the real beauty of social media, and while it may or may not be the goal- depending on the site- the result of social media can always be firm connections between the people who participate.
When those [...]

Tags: , , , , , ,

Get more than 40 emails per day?!

Posted on 17 October 2009

Image via Wikipedia

Nubli, a new Outlook plugin, studies your past email handling behavior to prioritize your inbox for you.  The software looks at your past behavior to identify which subjects and contacts are most important to you.
Other features include “quick action” buttons which let you take some sort of action with the email in question. [...]

Tags: , ,

PC Security on the Cheap

Posted on 06 October 2009

Actually, it’s free!  Feeling a bit frugal lately?  Have a PC or two that you need security software for, but wish you didn’t have to pay fot it?  Well, problem solved.  Microsoft has announced the relaease of it’s Security Essentials suite that can be had for free!
Microsoft Security Essentials is a free download from Microsoft that provides [...]

Time tracking and billing: A fresh approach

Posted on 30 September 2009

For all you consultants out there, here’s a great online service to help you track your time and manage your billing: FreshBooks.com

The service is easy to use and even provides an iPhone app for tracking on the go!

Tags:

Keith Ferrazzi: Even George Washington Almost Got Canned Once

Posted on 30 March 2009

Image by wallyg via Flickr

Keith Ferrazzi, author of Never Eat Alone: And Other Secrets to Success, One Relationship at a Time, publishes a email newsletter periodically that includes helpful business tips.  His most recent edition is particulary poignant to the current employment environment:

Did you know that in 1777, there was an effort to force George Washington [...]

Tags:

Wisdom for the times

Posted on 23 March 2009

“Life is a tragedy for those who feel and a comedy for those who think.”

Twitter

Follow tp_com on Twitter

We support…