Each time I look back on a past project or ahead to a new one, I am reminded of how much each depends on the collaboration of many. Each of us is surrounded by professionals and colleagues without whom our successes would never happen, people whose strengths complement ours, and who make us look good.
This post has nothing to do with law firms, libraries, marketing (well, maybe a little bit about marketing), or alternative fees (unless by alternative fees, you want fun games at a cheap price.) According to touchArcade, Electronic Arts has dropped prices on a number of its games for the Apple handheld systems do a measly
A good friend of mine pointed me to this video that lays out where we seem to be with client vs. vendor relations right now. Bad economies, bad relations, and unrealistic expectations (on both sides) lead to what’s being said in this hilarious video.
Enjoy… and remember… “yeah… cow.”
You gotta love my Alma Mater (plus, I actually worked right behind that circulation desk to the left!)
Thousands of students celebrated the (near) end of the semester by throwing a rave at the library. I applaud the fact that they could turn the circulation area into a mosh pit!! According to reports, no damage
We’re big fans of social media here at 3 Geeks… blogging, twittering, LinkedIn’ing… all of that. Whether it is making connections, finding information on obscure topics, or keeping up with the latest rumors, social media is one of the best communications tools available today. Let us know how it has helped you in your profession,
[Guest Blogger Eric Hunter]
As someone that has both attended (2005), and presented (2009) at the Advanced Management for Private Law Librarians (AMPLL) Conference, I encourage anyone that is a manager at a law firm or corporate law department to apply for the upcoming conference. I wrote about how AMPLL recharged my batteries back in 2009 and I
[Guest Blogger Ryan McClead brings us part II of the End of Corporate IT]
Despite what may have been a slightly overstated prognosis of doom and gloom, no one has (as of this writing) stepped up to refute my scenario. We may quibble about the details of the CorpTech-pocalypse (CTP) , but no one
I’ve been a huge fan of a teaching website called Khan Academy for a while now, and have pointed it out to a number of teachers and students to the site who are looking for tutorials on math, science, finance, history and more. One of the ideas that has been mulling around in the back