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Just how untransparent can they be?
In the snailmail today was a notice from Bell Canada: We’re going green. Dear R LEE We are writing to notify you about an important change to our eBill program. You are currently receiving a pap… more →
Unconventional Wisdom
Just how untransparent can they be?
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Rob wrote 8 months ago: In the snailmail today was a notice from Bell Canada: We’re going green. Dear R LEE We are wri … more →
Required Read... er, Listening
Rob wrote 1 year ago: If you do nothing else this week, go listen to these two podcasts: CBC’s Spark podcast Episode … more →
I've got two words for you...
Rob wrote 2 years ago: Softwood lumber. Ah, well… hope springs eternal, according to this article on the BBC News web … more →
People like that make me cranky
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Rob wrote 2 years ago: Unfortunately, I can’t seem to turn up a link to the piece that aired this evening on the CBC … more →
Copywrong
Rob wrote 2 years ago: I’ve been reading a thought provoking book, the cult of the amateur (subtitle: how today … more →
When the chickens come home to roost
Rob wrote 2 years ago: I’ve blogged about the “Low Cost Country” (LCC) phenomenon previously, so if you … more →
Woof.
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Rob wrote 2 years ago: As in the sound of me letting out a biiiig breath. Busy day: full on interview with the company that … more →
Bien élevé
Rob wrote 2 years ago: For those of you who don’t speak French, this post’s title literally means “well r … more →
A cautionary tale: Mismanagement, Bad Customer Service and a Revelation
Rob wrote 2 years ago: Why “a cautionary tale”? Because the business behaviour I will describe, and the ultimat … more →
Are you going to the fair?
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Rob wrote 2 years ago: Job fair, that is. That’s what I did last Saturday. The first one I’ve ever been to. Mor … more →
Paraphrasing William Shakespeare
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Rob wrote 2 years ago: To paraphrase Dick the Butcher in William Shakespeare’s Henry VI, Part 2 Act 4 Scene 2: The fi … more →
LinkedIn: (Non)Social Networking for Grownups
Rob wrote 2 years ago: You may be aware of LinkedIn, or perhaps not. It’s an on-line networking site, but not of the … more →
The Multiple Careers Paradigm
Rob wrote 2 years ago: If I recall correctly, in the 1990s there was a so-called “paradigm shift” which produce … more →
Thoughts about the "Low Cost Country" business model
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Rob wrote 2 years ago: I’ve been thinking recently about the trend for companies in “High Cost Countries” … more →
