It really is a golden rule in business that beyond all the tasks you will perform, the ideas you will discuss, and the people you will work with, you will leave a lasting impression of who you are, and what the experience of worki

You’ve heard all about twitter, and you may have visited the website, or used it through other tools that bring your messages from linkedin or facebook into twitter.  It turns out there is a lot more to the twitter world tha

A friend and colleague of mine runs a small business doing internet consulting, programming, and services mostly for online magazines. We were talking about customers and clients, and the sometimes large disconnect there is betwee

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Slow to Credit by Sean Hull – January 1, 2009 Anyone with a bank account has experienced this curious phenomenon. When you go to deposit money, your bank is very quick to credit your account with a deposit. Whereas with a de

Context by Sean Hull – December 1, 2009 Context is important. Looking at a problem from a different context will have you seeing different problems, and different solutions. What’s obvious when you’re in the lab,

Medicine of Austerity by Sean Hull – November 1, 2009 Nowadays, everywhere you turn, pundits and economists are talking about the medicine of austerity. Especially in regards to government spending that is crucial in the short ter