Just a brief note to mention that More than a living has officially passed the one-year mark.
In that time, we’ve composed more than 265 posts. And those posts have generated more than 30,000 spam comments. (I can’t get a count on the real comments, but spam? No problem.)
Here’s the first post, entitled “I still have […]
Entries from November 2007
More than a year for More than a living
November 14th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Tags: Kumquat · More than a living
Without artisans, tools are worthless
November 12th, 2007 · 3 Comments
[NOTE: I’ve been struggling with the title on this one for three days. And, while I can’t quite capture the idea in the headline, I still feel that this is imperative to get off of my proverbial chest.]
People are quite protective of their “tools.”
Oooh. Tools. They’re oh-so-valuable. Lah-di-dah.
Their software. Their methodology. Their ways of doing […]
Tags: Value · Career · Experience · Tools · Artisan
Intuition is a product of repetition
November 8th, 2007 · No Comments
To continue to riff on the “Common sense isn’t so common” theme…
I know you’re a smart cookie. So I know, for certain, that you’re often blindsided by moments of clarity. Insanely insightful leaps of intuition that just kind of pop into your head.
“It all seems so obvious,” you say to yourself. And after people quit […]
Tags: Career · Kumquat · Mistakes · Intuition · Common · Sense · CommonSense
Resumes: Doing our best to fix part of the problem
November 5th, 2007 · 12 Comments
Sure, sure. You see us carp and complain about how horrible want ads are. Constantly describing the role instead of the problem that needs to be solved.
Well, you know, in all fairness, want ads are only part of the problem.
I mean, want ads suck. But, let’s face it. By and large, resumes suck, too.
And when […]
