Archive for November, 2010

The second product I ever created was supposed to be a way to help people in leadership positions not only evaluate their present employees, but determine criteria for interviewing and hiring new employees. The Mitchell Employee Evaluation Module was that attempt. What prompted it was a conversation I was having with my friend Jeanette Sweet, [...]

Had an interesting conversation with a friend of mine this weekend. She was describing a meeting she had with a manager she’s been having difficulty with and the person both of them reported to. She said that the conversation wasn’t going well, but at least she was being heard. Then from left field this manager [...]

This is the first of products I’ve created that I’m going to talk about this week. In this case, I’ve written about it on my other blog before. Advertising is going to be a little different from the norm. I’m going to give links to the main sales page. And in general I’m going to [...]

This is a different type of blog post that’s highlighting some different kinds of blog posts that are coming over the next six evenings. On my other blog last week I highlighted all of the products I’ve created for all the businesses I do. It’s possible that I’ve written about a product here and there [...]

Believe it or not, this is actually a customer service post, but it took an interesting turn. Let me explain. On my other blog, I put out a post on a WordPress plugin that, unfortunately, didn’t work for me. I also stated that I couldn’t find any instructions on how to use it. For me, [...]

Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve had a couple of close acquaintances that have gone through some tough things publicly. One was convicted of a crime that he owned up to, while another has been accused of a crime that will go through the legal process and we’ll see how it all plays out. [...]

There’s an interesting misconception that I see occurring all the time. I try to warn people against it, but no one ever really listens, and then on the back end I see people with hurt feelings and confusion. by Melissa I’m talking about people you work with and determine that they’re your friends. There’s nothing [...]