Table of Contents - August 1998

Table of Contents - August 1998
35 Ways to Land a Job Online
There's only one place to start you next job search - on the Web. Here's the ultimate guide to writing a great online resume, posting it on the best sites, and choosing the right job. Gina Imperato
Action Item - Gimme A Break!
Products and tips to recharge your energy levels. Todd Balf
Action Item - Talk Back to Me
Gadgets and applications that make your computer more human. John R. Quain
Action Item - You're Doomed
DOOM: the mother of all multi-player 3-D games. Katharine Mieszkowski
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Fast Company
Are You Burned Out?
There's stress, and then there's STRESS. Todd Balf
Bend, Fold, Mutilate
Meet the new Rocky II from Amrel Systems. Heath Row
Broadcast.com Boosts Its Signal
Less than three years after its creation, broadcast.com is the leading source of streaming-media programming. Eric Ransdell
Chief Underpants Officer
Job Titles of the Future Curtis Sittenfeld
Design for Design's Sake
Jim Sacherman's Palo Alto Design Group (PADG) sees importance of continually designing products which may have no hope of generating revenue. Eric Ransdell
Don't Have a Cow - Kill One!
How Mitel killed sacred cows. David Beardsley
Dressed to Kill
Gear for laser tag at Lazer Park. Katharine Mieszkowski
Grounds For Dismissal
A Spy in the House of Work the Spy
Growing Smart
Unit of One Anna Muoio
Hire Today, Gone Tomorrow?
Tough question: How can you hold onto your best people? Honest answer: You probably can't. The real goal is to keep great people working with you, even after they've stopped working for you. Scott Kirsner
It's Story Time at Monster Board
Meeting I Never Miss Cathy Olofson
Leadership Is Hell
Welcome to leadership -- ranger style. Curtis Sittenfeld
Millennial Behavior
Report from the Futurist Danyel Barnard
My Favorite Bookmarks - Graham Spencer
Picks from the CTO of Excite. Fast Company
News, Views, and Web Tools
The trouble with Fast Company is that I tear out so many articles to send to friends, I wind up destroying the magazine. Fast Company
Nine Steps to Boost Your Stock Price
Nine pointers for taking yourself public. Dan H. Pink
Nortel Switches Cities
What makes a great city? How to transform the vast, empty factory - an anonymous-looking site formerly used for manufacturing telephone switches - into an attractive office space? Lisa Chadderdon
Out of Juice? Recharge!
Feeling burned out? Meet the men and women of Pixar Animation Studios. They're under the kind of pressure that would drain anybody's battery. Here are their screen-tested strategies for staying animated. Todd Balf
Quaking at Netscape
Wanna pick a fight? Check out Id Software's Quake. Katharine Mieszkowski
Redesigning the Design Business
Sure, Palo Alto Design Group designs winning products. But it's also winning the design game -- by reinventing the rules. Eric Randsell
Road Rules - Rule 1
Don't eat where you sleep. Heath Row
Set Phasers to Stun!
Are you ready for a high-tech, high-noon game of laser tag? Here's your chance to battle it out with your coworkers, to come to the rescue of your teammates, and best of all, to ice your boss! Katharine Mieszkowski
Shadow Boxes
Creative expression through shadow boxes. Elizabeth Busch
Six Ways to Become A Smart Buyer
Just as in the stock market, there are good and bad investments in the talent market. Here are six tips to make you a smarter buyer. Daniel H. Pink
Small Is Usable
This cell phone is smaller, lighter, and easier to use. Heath Row
Spirit by the Numbers
How would your company score? Richard Barrett conducts workshops to detect levels of consciousness within companies. David Dorsey
Streamline Delivers the Goods
Two things can be said with certainty about business on the Web: Companies are playing for real stakes, and winning companies are playing by different rules. Eric Ransdell
Talent Futures
How the market works and how it's likely to change Daniel H. Pink
The Art of Computing, Naturally
From the beginning, computing has been an unnatural act. But now technology is emerging that makes your machine more human. John R. Quain
The Best Defense: Part 2
How to headhunter-proof your company. Scott Kirsner
The Best Defense: Part I
What to do when a valued employee quits. Scott Kirsner
The New Spirit of Work
Richard Barrett preaches the gospel of spirituality in the workplace - with a difference. His approach is pragmatic, quantifiable, and all business. David Dorsey
The Talent Issue
A letter from the founding editors. the founding editors
The Talent Market
If you think that the stock market is where the action is today, you're missing out on the hottest, most important market in the new economy. Daniel H. Pink
The War for Talent
According to a yearlong study conducted by McKinsey & Co., the most important corporate resource over the next 20 years will be talent. It's also the resource in shortest supply. Are you ready to fight for your fair share? Charles Fishman
These Airports Turn Downtime into Work Time
These three airport facilities will help you make the most of your time - all the time. Heath Row
These Cards Mean Business
Introducing multimedia business cards. Heath Row
Third Age - Do You Belong?
How Third Age builds community in cyberspace by first building community in their workplace. Eric Ransdell
This Advice Sounds Fishy
Consultant Debunking Unit Lisa Chadderdon
This Company Doesn't Brake for (Sacred) Cows
At Mitel, the way to go faster - and to do better - is to stop spending time on things that don't add value. David Beardsley
Two from the Heartland
Craig and Patricia Neal have a goal: Create companies where people can bring their whole selves to work, where they can integrate their work into their lives. Katharine Mieszkowski
War Is Hell Too
U.S. Army Ranger describes his training for leadership Curtis Sittenfeld
Welcome to Video Game University
Better start studying! "We do not compensate effort," says school founder Claude Comair. "We compensate results." Curtis Sittenfeld
You Are Not Sleepy!
Maybe you don't need more sleep, just better sleep. Todd Balf