Bio and Interests: Paul Miser

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Ketchup? My Deliverables Don’t Need Any Ketchup!

I ordered a New York Strip steak at a restaurant called Recipes Remembered. After the server brought it to the table, she asked if I needed anything. And that’s when I made the mistake of asking for ketchup. At first, I wasn’t ...READ»

How Thriller Novelist J.C. Hutchins Turned a Passionate Fan Base Into Successful Book Sales

Does an author need a publisher anymore? Are the rules of book publishing crumbling? Successful thriller writer J.C. Hutchins shares his thoughts.READ»

Profiles in Passion

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Brand Yourself and 4 Other Tips for Success From The Sartorialist

Scott Schuman is The Sartorialist, a fashion blogger with a lot more up his tailored coat sleeves than street shots of pretty people. This August, he released a compilation book of his photos aptly titled, "The Sartorialist." In honor of Fashion Week, we share with you his nuggets of wisdom and a few peeks at his book.READ»

Career Advice from Carisa Bianchi, President of TBWA\Chiat\Day

Carisa Bianchi became President of the Los Angeles branch of TBWA\Chiat\Day in 2005, after more than twenty years in the advertising industry.READ»

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Must Have Resolutions for 2009

There are currently a bazillion blogs and articles on what any business or entrepreneur can be doing right now to weather the economic crisis and job lay-offs.  Rean them all you want, but if you don’t get back to your bascis ...READ»

Bio and Interests: Chris McKinney

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Traditional 'keyword' search founded by the first generation job sites is broken.

It is a frustrating experience for both employer and job seeker. First generation job sites continue to focus on generic employment requirements offering no differentiation to users and yield below 11%! Americans are growing ...READ»

What's plaguing US innovation engine?

There is a fundamental problem plaguing US innovation engine. It's the employment practices and behavior adopted ever since the recession in 2000.Employment in US has become a risk-averse practice similar to the practice of medicine. ...READ»