It’s not about the number of followers…

This is just my two cents so take it as you may. I haven't written a blog that focuses on just Twitter but due to the extreme number of tweets I've seen since yesterday I thought this was needed. Since yesterday there has been many tweets about a site called tweetgreeter. I am in no way ...
Post on 11th of February 2009Keep Reading...

41 Top Tips To Growing Your Social Media Presence

Stanley Tang wrote a great blog on the 41 top tips to growing your social media presence. Below are the 41 tips and some of my comments (in purple of course). 1. Be remarkable - somebody worth making a remark about This is very important. Standout from the crowd. 2. Become a resource to others If others ...
Post on 5th of February 2009Keep Reading...

Don’t do this…even if Dilbert says so

On 2/1/2009 the Dilbert comic strip had the pointy haired boss telling Asok to create profiles and write positive reviews. This is not a good thing to do. You should not make up ghost/fake profiles just to pump up your product/service. Nor should you write comments that defame your competitors, that's just wrong. You wouldn't ...
Post on 5th of February 2009Keep Reading...

Interactive Social Media Map

Overdrive Interactive has put together a great social media map. This map lists out the sites best used for different areas of social media. As we all know social media is huge so the more you can get the word out about who you are and what you represent the better. I would not recommend signing ...
Post on 22nd of December 2008Keep Reading...

Roadmap to Become a Blogger

The Become a Blogger team Yaro Starak and Gideon Shalwick have put together a wonderful report on the Roadmap to Become a Blogger. If you are interested in blogging or just want to learn more about it I recommend taking the time to either read/listen to the report. The report is free and also has an ...
Post on 4th of December 2008Keep Reading...

Testing Challenge. Are you up for it?

Creative Chaos has come up with a very interesting testing challenge. The challenge lists out a variety of products and laws. You as a tester need to determine what would you test & why would you test those items. Here's the details of the challenge: Picture It: Maryland, 1982. You've been hired as an auditor to check ...
Post on 3rd of December 2008Keep Reading...

Principles of Agile Software Development

Alan Shalloway, CEO and founder of Net Objectives, presented on the lean software development principles and practices and how they can benefit to Agile practitioners during Agile 2008. For those of you that weren't able to attend (like me) the video is definitely worth watching. I thought the video was very good and intuitive for people ...
Post on 25th of November 2008Keep Reading...

Top 100 Tools for Learning 2008

This slide deck is very interesting as it shows the different tools that were used in 2008 for learning. There are a variety of tools that I use and some that I don't right now but I'm definitely going to be checking them out. What do you think of the slide deck? How many of the ...
Post on 23rd of November 2008Keep Reading...

Twellow can be used to increase connections

Some of you use Twitter but do you use Twellow as well? Twellow pulls your updates from Twitter and posts them in the categories you select. You can get listed in 10 different categories. If you want to connect with people who have experience and expertise in your areas of interest then this is the place ...
Post on 22nd of November 2008Keep Reading...

Estimating Tester to Developer Ratios (or Not)

In every company/project the question always comes up on what the ratio should be. As we all know the ratio almost never comes out right but if you want info on how to estimate the ratio check this white paper out. Estimating Tester to Developer Ratios (or Not) NOTE: This is a word document.
Post on 16th of November 2008Keep Reading...
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