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- Category: Careers
- Knowledge workers doing the work of three people
- Are some degree courses a joke?
- Head-hunted? Close the deal
- More to training than just a return on investment
- Head-hunted? here's what to do
- Tech jobs market worsens in Australia and New Zealand
- What to do if your existing employer makes a counter offer when you quit
- Category: media
- Self-congratulatory journalism is bad journalism
- The paperless journalist: dealing with my work portfolio
- Technology writing: 'platform' is just a fancy way of saying 'thing'
- APC asks will 2010 be ‘The Year of the e-Book’?
- First, second, third
- Quote of the week: Real news
- New Zealand Herald drops hard news
- Great knowledge management backgrounder for small businesses
- Nook claims ebook success
- Fairfax's Stuff site is bloated and overweight
- Category: popular
- AVG Anti-Virus Free 9.0: far too much trouble
- Peter Drucker: knowledge worker role model
- When Twitter is great journalism
- Microsoft's barely there Security Essentials
- Publishing business models: Advertising revenue
- Publishing business models: Where the money comes from
- Gist beats Xobni at tackling email, Twitter overload
- Change management: Motivation
- Managing change: keeping a lid on panic
- Managing change
- Remember the Milk with added smarts
- Google Docs for journalists and writing professionals
- Public relations guidelines for bloggers
- Acronyms: Better writing
- Head-hunted? here's what to do
- In memoriam Twitter
- Twitter enters the trough of disillusionment
- 2degrees astroturfing in New Zealand
- One way newspaper paywalls could work: Sport
- Crunching newpaper online paywall numbers
- Prepositions at the end of sentences: Better writing
- New Zealand media people on Twitter
- Apostrophe errors undermine your credibility
- How to succeed at psychometric tests
- Category: Uncategorized
- Half of all Aussie newspapers PR-driven
- Outlook not rosy for newspaper paywalls
- Wanted: Xero for personal finances
- Paperless journalist: Using Paperport to digitize my clippings pile
- Career direction: Ten questions to assess your strengths
- Paperless journalist: Xero working well
- Paperless journalist: Auckland's old-timey internet ticketing
- Rapportive boosts Gmail
- Staff who stay suffer stress
- Managing projects through email is dumb
- Gtalk is a back-up for Skype
- Sinegal is the kind of boss I'd like to work for
- Paperless journalist: Pushing the envelope
- Why packaged software is dead
- Paperless journalist: Business cards
- Matthew Hooton and Clare Curran: Background
- Packaged software is dead, deceased, pushing up daisies
- Cheaper calls could restart XT network
- Paperless journalist: Testing Xero online accounting
- Paperless journalist: My office is the Tardis
- Is it harder to be ethical in a recession?
- Is your business future proof?
- Paperless journalist: Notebooks
- When Access 2007 trumped FileMaker Pro 10
- Why you shouldn't sign non-compete clauses
- Paperless progress
- Cutting down the paper mountain
- You've got to wonder about Genesis Energy
- Does Apple's iPad pass muster as an ebook reader?
- Knowledge workers and the doll wars
- How I scanned and stitched newspaper pages with Microsoft Image Composite Editor
- Auckland's banana republic electricity grid
- When TradeMe beats Freecycle
- Johnny Moore's tyranny of the explicit
- File compression
- Does high executive pay deliver performance?
- 2degrees has best mobile reception in Chatswood
- Clean up that new PC
- Frustrating Freecycle
- Checking Wired's reality check
- Writing tips: Said will do
- Business writing tips: Forget the company history
- Revisiting my 2005 FileMaker Pro review
- Underwhelmed by 'easy' PC database apps
- PC Health Check 2.0: not as useful as it looks
- First, second, third
- Passion is a tired cliché - give it a rest
- The digital sabbath
- James Murdoch sees smaller role for newspapers
- Arsehole boss of the year?
- 10 things you may not know about listening
- Americanisms and British English
- New Zealand media people on Twitter list now a Twitter list
- Work vs. life: why you need holidays
- Tefal's dangerously bad customer relations
- Tweaking the Wordpress theme #2
- Celebrating ignorance
- Increase your leadership effectiveness
- Plaxo: OK free, not worth paying for
- Australian newsagent accuses Murdoch of double standards
- Am I wasting my time with Lijit?
- Panda Cloud Antivirus is a hidden gem
- Computerworld says IT failure costs NZ$5.4 billion annually
- Barbarians @ the gate
- Google related links beta: some work is needed
- Windows 7 is great. Its price isn't
- What does this mean for the channel?
- Are business cards still useful?
- Last recession skill shortage lesson
- Never mind the quality, feel the width
- Watch out for fake antivirus
- Fairfax's Stuff site is bloated and overweight
- Lead Well and Prosper
- Peter Drucker: The comeback charlatan
- Evidence points against online news pay walls
- "Print not dead" says man who bought Businessweek
- Was the Oz right to stop tweets from iiNet trial?
- Tweaking the Wordpress theme
- Back in black (and white)
- Could you be a CIO?
- Avoid and/or and slashes
- When Outlook trumps Gmail
- Publishing business models: Copy Sales
- Fresh perspective on online newspapers
- Signs your resume needs updating
- Australian contractors face falling pay rates
- Eight must-have items for a small business
- Google Docs is harder work than Word
- Alternatives to Norton Internet Security
- Norton's Windows 7 beta - security update
- Australia speeds skilled migrant processing
- Better writing: A warning
- Public relations guidelines for bloggers
- More to training than just a return on investment
- Not the magazine shop of the future
- Firefox eating Internet Explorer's lunch in New Zealand?
- ANZ employers fail financial crisis test
- Here's what happened to the internet-connected fridge
- Kindle: Fairfax, News Corp say no
- Google's book plan upsets Kiwi authors
- How not to be a bore
- In defence of clear, crisp communications
- Peter Drucker says knowledge workers are an asset
- iPod for news readers gets nearer
- Fairfax to follow Murdoch's lead and charge for online news
- Interesting problems moving from Wordpress.com to self-hosted
- Commerce Commission censorship threatens press freedom
- When the head-hunter calls
- Tech skills shortage to return with a vengeance
- If your employment strategy is to hire desperate people, you're in trouble
- Interesting journalism sites you've probably never heard of
- The NBR's cheeky online offer
- More on Twitter as journalism
- The madness that is age discrimination
- Newspaper headline of the day: Wednesday
- Newspaper headline of the day
- Are knowledge workers past it at 40 and toast at 50?
- Too old to rock and roll, too young to die
- Lifetime piling up: how many hours will you work?
- Has the Australian IT job market hit bottom?
- Is Auckland a super city?
- Better writing: Rhythm
- BusinessWeek columnist defines knowledge worker
- Telecom cabinet ruling uproar
- Better writing: Snappy works best online
- New Zealand culls skill shortage list
- Better writing: Capital letters
- Australian IT jobs slump in May
- Why people read less online than with print
- Can Twitter be journalism?
- Paid content: the newspaper industry's suicide pact
- Bosses use drug tests to avoid redundancy payments
- Australian tech job market frozen
- Who will be the boss in 2020?
- Google Wave eclipses Microsoft Bing
- Get short-term work with dumbed down résumé
- Are reader donations a publishing business model?
- Wonderful newspaper headline
- Better writing: Go easy on the adjectives
- Google Chrome browser challenges Internet Explorer, Firefox
- Marketing is different from sales
- Even IT professionals struggle to get Web 2.0
- Twitter do's and don'ts for PRs
- Recruit in recession says CPA Trendlines
- Paying for online content
- Farewell Trump magazine
- Education better value than tax cuts, industry handouts
- The active voice: Better writing
- Leadership for knowledge workers
- How I set up my own email account
- Murdoch, Fairfax papers disagree on content payment survey
- Will readers pay for Murdoch's web content?
- Go East young man (or woman)
- Improve your IT career prospects
- Better writing: Keep it simple
- Better writing: The inverted pyramid
- Bosses: Train your people
- Michael Dell: Next Dell could come from New Zealand
- Better writing: And
- Auckland tech jobs defy recession
- Companies are singular
- Australian tech education booms during financial storm
- Advice for Australian tech companies targetting New Zealand
- Would you train your replacement?
- Could free software liberate poor countries?
- Should I stay or should I go?
- Five great websites you've probably never heard of
- Quote of the week
- Financial literacy is your friend
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 8: the good the bad and the ugly
- The Hawthorne effect
- Journalism schools boom while industry in free fall
- Dirty IT jobs
- Data storage: Most of it is junk
- What David Byrne can teach journalists
- Unemployment set to rise
- Tech jobs market worsens in Australia and New Zealand
- Australia’s immigrant tech workers feel the squeeze as slowdown hits
- Sliding down Maslow's hierarchy of needs
- Auckland’s power still needs fixing
- Media questions: a guide for non-experts
- New Zealand must protect core skills
- Twitter spam
- Employers squander workers' talents
- Starting a business in a recession
- Educated workers doing better in this recession
- Ergonomic keyboard: essential or not?
- Tech job market inproves in Canberra
- Kill the business by sacking the wrong employees
- Layoffs no panacea
- When the boss is a psychopath
- Australia's skills shortage persists
- Crisis affecting IT jobs
- Australian technology sector escapes worst of jobs slide
- Still not convinced by Xobni
- Are you working too hard?
- Management is not rocket science
- The longer a company's code of ethics, the more likely it is run by sleazeballs
- CIO Survey shows serious impact to IT budgets
- Commonsense leadership for new managers
- Get skills that guarantee better pay
- "One Either Meets or One Works"
- How to announce redundancies without being hated
- Motivation and hygiene factors
- Make your company dumber by sacking older workers
- IT workers giving away free time
- Average Aussie IT salary rises A$5k in six months
- CRN Australia: technology forecast to pull world from recession
- New Zealand tech press users’ guide: updated February 2009
- Sacked workers steal data
- Business intelligence skills shortage persists in Australia
- What is the rate for the job?
- Investing in knowledge training and James Whistler
- Dylan Horrocks copyright blackout cartoon
- What to say when you’re laid off
- Fill in those CV (or resume) blanks
- Computer security: What to buy or download for free
- Computer security guide: 4 how to buy security tools
- Wanted: a distraction free Microsoft Word 2007
- Social media won't get you a job in a recession
- It is a paycheck — and it is killing us
- Computer security guide: 3 defensive software
- Motivation: Theory X and Theory Y
- Computer security guide: What are the main threats?
- Computer security guide: Introduction
- Fail now, succeed later
- How to buy a computer
- How to get started on Twitter, or not
- Executives’ logistical long-tail
- Bob Sutton: The Asshole Collar
- Challenging Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
- Why knowledge matters
- Three steps to leadership
- Fear and productivity: not a good mix
- Six words to delete from your resume
- Speech recognition software; not for everyone
- Stay in touch
- Pay me less, let me play
- Canadian study finds older workers more committed
- What’s Your Psychic Contract?
- Do you know how to do anything?
- Maslow's hierarchy of needs and motivation
- The best careers for 2009?
- Taylor's scientific management doesn't apply to knowledge work
- Overrated careers
- Search specialist: job titles your father never knew
- Why is Blogspot more popular than Wordpress in New Zealand?
- Motivate sales staff with love not fear
- The joy of Linux
- IT workers strike back at exploitative firms
- Workplace bullying resources
- Beating office bullying
- More on falling IT graduate numbers and economic risk
- NZ economy at risk as IT graduate numbers fall?
- New Zealand's top Wordpress.com sites
- Economist intelligence unit states 'the bleeding obvious'
- Is remuneration just a posh word for pay?
- Fear won't motivate knowledge workers
- Malcolm Gladwell's dumb, dumb world
- Recharge those batteries
- Economic downturn won't cure skills shortage
- Retirement is history
- Freaky Wordpress "possibly related posts"
- Must read books: The Age of Unreason by Charles Handy
- Why vocational degrees don't always pay-off
- How to export your Firefox bookmarks
- The first rung on the knowledge worker ladder
- Older workers the new challenge
- Job titles your father never knew and your kids probably won't know
- Demand for IT staff holding steady: recruiter
- Starting a business: folly or fortune?
- More job search tips for older knowledge workers
- Australian IT recruitment largely unaffected by economic climate
- UK knowledge workers have inflexible bosses
- The ten best recession-proof careers
- How to avoid online job fraud
- Will office dress codes make a come back?
- The ten most irritating phrases
- Never mind the quality, feel the (band)width
- Managing knowledge workers
- What is Open Source?
- Why a CV is not always a resume
- Avoid restrictive freelance contacts
- Wise words about money
- How will you be working in 2020?
- So, will your job survive the economic crisis?
- Job-finding tips for older knowledge workers
- Older knowledge workers get the short straw
- Is experience all it's cracked up to be?
- Why geeks love text and so could you
- Bad economy good time for business start-up?
- Should touch typing be like learning to drive?
- Afraid of presenting? Guilty, your Honour
- Unleashing the genius in your workforce
- Less is more with back-to-basics text processing
- Top Ten Ways for Your Business to Deal With a Recession
- Indians beat Machiavelli to 'The Prince' by 2500 years
- What they don't teach you at renaissance prince college
- Breakfast of champions
- The Economist says Linkedin and Xing thriving in downturn
- How to buy a PC like an expert and save money
- Tom Peters on dealing with the financial crisis
- Get ready for the pay review
- Why productivity is bunk
- A foolish race to the bottom
- Brainstorming: how to start
- Professional public relations tips
- Why You’re Not Getting Interviews
- So much for the paperless office
- Will bosses ever accept telecommuting?
- How do you motivate people?
- How to negotiate a pay rise in uncertain times 2
- Brainpower: Rewarding knowledge workers
- How to negotiate a pay rise in uncertain times
- Temporary Zemanta reprieve
- Technology still too boring for girls
- Your office's most important person is the boss. But not for the obvious reasons
- Voluntary redundancy schemes send confusing message
- A knowledge workers' manifesto: first draft
- Sometimes it is about the money
- The stark difference between skills-based and knowledge workers
- Wanted now: Communication Skills
- How to quit your job and stay friends
- Experience trumps money in a downturn
- How to charge more in a recession
- Measure knowledge worker productivity
- BusinessWeek rates Auckland the world's fifth best place to live in 2008
- How long should you stay in a job?
- Zemanta is not for me
- Unravelling the Hype Cycle
- The winter of journalism's content
- Ten tips to make sure your press release fails
- Crossing the Chasm: why bad products can be hits and good ones miss
- Workers are slaves to technology
- How to be a taller poppy
- Being a tall poppy
- A users' guide to New Zealand's technology press
- Flat Earth News and the Veitch allegations
- Without fear or favour: The Australian
- Telecommuting and other short stories
- Top 10 PR Blunders
- Resume lies are common - bosses don't care
- Five sure fire ways to fail a job interview
- The busy executive's guide to publicity
- How to get publicity
- Tim's Vista: Measuring or Judging
- More on psychometric test success
- Can you help with my online identity problem?
- Knowledge work: reports of its death are an exaggeration
- Who are the knowledge workers?
- Build a bullet-proof career
- What's really killing newspapers
- Australia's tech employers pitch for students
- Is your job in danger?
- Starbucks closes 61 stores in Australia
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