Monthly Archives: September 2009

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  The CBC Needs To Be More Social

  Posted on September 27, 2009 by jaywalk1 in Diversity, Resource, Resources, Social Media, Thoughts

  If you were out and about in the DC area over the past weekend, I would expect you to know that the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) just hosted their 2009 Annual Legislative Conference, but I wouldn’t expect you to know what happened there. Why? I don’t think the CBC used social media as much as [...]

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  When Social Networks Go Too Far…

  Posted on September 16, 2009 by jaywalk1 in Resource, Resources, Social Media, Social Networking

  It all started on twitter… NishaChittal: Ok, Facebook is really starting to overdo it. RT @danschawbel: NEWS: Voice chat coming to Facebook http://bit.ly/eKOg7 Jaywalk1: @NishaChittal I agree. To get all “theory level,” makes me wonder about our expectations of a social network. Google, sure? FB, ehhh…. Jaywalk1: @NishaChittal Might be interesting topic. Do we expect certain things [...]

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  Digging Yourself Out of A Hole

  Posted on September 14, 2009 by jaywalk1 in Thoughts, Work

  …what happens when you don’t plan effectively. Lesson Learned.

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  Want that New Job? Step 1 is having a vision.

  Posted on September 11, 2009 by jaywalk1 in Professional Development, Resource, Resources, Work

  I’ve sat in on several interviews over the last few years, and one thing that always seems to separate the successful candidates from the rest of the pack is having a vision. My thoughts on this are shared on communications veteran Ron Culp’s blog, Culpwrit.

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