By Roberta Rosenberg on Jun 14, 2009 in Occasional Rantings | 9 Comments
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This made me so mad.
Here’s an excerpt from WSJ.com, What Won’t You Do for a Job? (I’ve bolded the salient points):
“Consider William “Tommy” Rollins, a digital marketing analyst laid off when Circuit City Stores Inc. liquidated in January. He soon met Brent Peterson, founder of InterviewAngel, a professional guide and toolkit offering interviewing [...]
By Roberta Rosenberg on May 11, 2009 in Occasional Rantings | 10 Comments
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Nearly every day for the past month or so I made a plan to blog.
Great ideas jotted down everywhere on little bits of paper or printed out in big piles around my desk. Then work would rear its hungry little head and I’d have to obey. (It’s a recession out there, remember?)
I [...]
By Roberta Rosenberg on Jan 11, 2009 in Occasional Rantings, Uncategorized | 2 Comments
Every once in a while I purchase or read about a nifty new tech gadget and I think about my dad. He died in 1975 and loved everything technology.
We had a color TV in 1959, before there even was color broadcasting.
We had push-button phones while the rest of the world was still using circular dials.
An [...]
By Roberta Rosenberg on Dec 23, 2008 in Landing Page Makeovers, Occasional Rantings | 2 Comments
First! If you’re a fan of my Copywriting Maven Landing Page Makeover series, they’re back at Copyblogger. You can read Makeover #12 here. If you peruse the comments, you’ll see that adding a mp3 for the reading challenged has been requested.
To be honest, I hadn’t thought about it before. But what a good idea, yes? So [...]
By Roberta Rosenberg on Nov 5, 2008 in Occasional Rantings, Smart Thinking | 1 Comment
photo credit: Lisa Brewster
I’m seething at the moment, so you’ll just have to bear with me.
I’ve spent at least 2 hours everyday for the past week with someone, sometimes several ones, at the FAMOUS NAME tech support center regarding my little corner of the ecommerce world. These folks are unfailingly polite, but remain failingly [...]