“Thx”
“OK”
“K”
Or no response at all.
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3 simple secrets of side writing hustles
Side hustles are all the rage because of the economy and the extra hours each day that working from home affords us. I’ve had more than a few during my professional career, such as technical reviewing computer books to technical writing to writing articles for publication.
Here are three secrets:
Continue reading “3 simple secrets of side writing hustles”7 things I’ve come to peace with as a content creator
I’ve spent my career as a content creator, starting as a technical writer, then as a freelancer, and currently in marketing. Time has given me a thick skin, lessons learned, and the ability to separate my passion for writing from the realities of corporate America.
Here are some things I’ve come to peace with during my career as a content creator:
Continue reading “7 things I’ve come to peace with as a content creator”The secret relationship between content and DevOps
I’ve had the opportunity to be a guest on the Adventures in DevOps podcast twice now. Both times got me thinking about the importance of people and, in turn, the hidden role of content in DevOps. There’s far more than technical documentation in the relationship between content and DevOps.
Let’s take a look:
5 things that COVID-19 remote work programs can learn from Yammer
Before Slack. Before Teams. Came Yammer. Microsoft acquired Yammer in 2012 when it still carried the moniker of a social networking company. As a technology and corporate culture, Yammer is forgotten by a whole generation of the IT industry, but the cultural principles are very applicable today.
Here are five things today’s corporate remote work programs can learn from Yammer’s story:
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