Remove attitudes

Paul Gillin

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Social Marketing Hangover

Paul Gillin

The souring of marketer attitudes toward social media first became evident to me last spring when I worked on a survey for B-to-B magazine that found that nearly half of 400 marketers surveyed were disappointed with the results they were getting from Twitter. Blaming the Tools. Now some of them are wondering why Santa hasn’t appeared.

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How to Read and Summarize a 20-Page Research Report in 20 Minutes

Paul Gillin

As you skim the document, look for signposts that point to important information and label them. Key Point – Essential information for one or more of the audiences you need to reach, this is one of the two or three most important findings. Look for signposts that point you to important information.

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Why Facebook Isn’t Worried About Ello

Paul Gillin

Ello has attracted attention because of its pugnacious attitude expressed in a “ manifesto ” that begins, “Your social network is owned by advertisers” and ends “You are not a product.”

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Live Blog: How to Make Collaboration Cook

Paul Gillin

When building a collaborative workplace, a “build it and they will come” attitude is a recipe for disappointment. Informal networking is important, Liew said, and don’t start the session with lunch. Half-day sessions built in lunch gatherings so that employees would network with each other.

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Weinberger Wisdom

Paul Gillin

For example, on Wikipedia you can always find out why an item of information is there. It’s not clear where we will get that kind of information in the future. The social media generation now expects important information to find them. That’s a dangerous attitude. Now they are real and social.

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As Business Goes Social, CIOs Sit on Sidelines

Paul Gillin

Most CIOs are taking an attitude of, at best, benign neglect toward social networks. Today, the people who can quickly find, organize and interpret information are among the most valuable in the workforce. This is about the finding new ways of doing business with a customer base that’s empowered with information.