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How to Discover Your Career Sweet Spot Do you know your “sweet spot” when it comes to work? I often find that many people don’t have the first clue. Sometimes we discover our strengths over many years of trial and error. We throw ourselves into work situations that don’t fit our strengths well and then we become frustrated with our lack of progress. We see other people in our same field and wonder why it seems so easy for them and yet hard for us. You are not in your sweet spot if: You are constantly procrastinating on your workYou are missing deadlines even though they were agreed on ahead of timeYou need a lot of accountability in order to get your work doneYou lack energy or excitement about your work Most of the time we try to solve this by going about it the wrong way: Reading books on overcoming procrastinationAs a manager, we try to implement more accountability structures in the organizationWe think that all we need is a vacation only to come back to the same mess we don’t really want to deal with
Experimentation Is The New Planning Technology is a bitch. It affects every industry, often in ways that are difficult (if not impossible) to anticipate. There’s always the possibility that a Napster or a Netflix or a Wikipedia will arrive to completely disrupt your business or industry. So it makes sense to have some kind of system that allows you to continually develop options and explore possibilities, so that when the day of disruption does arrive, it finds you ready with a few alternatives in hand. The time to seek those alternatives is now--not later, after a crisis has already arrived. Let’s Be Deliberate: Real Strategy Emerges An evolving portfolio of strategic experiments gives the management team more choices, which means better odds that some of the choices will be right. Management theorist Henry Mintzberg makes a distinction between deliberate and emergent strategy. Deliberate strategy is goal-oriented. A Portfolio Of Experiments In 2005, Google set a formula for distributing its engineering efforts: 70-20-10.
7 Ways To Become A Better Reader And Writer How To Use Mood Boards For Visual Learning 1.38K Views 0 Likes Mood boards are used for photography, game design, interior design, marketing, fashion, music, advertising and even architecture; but who’s to say they shouldn’t be used in the classroom? (You might be doing this already!)
Best Time To Send Email [INFOGRAPHIC] Email campaign success depends upon subscriber engagement. You can analyze subscriber engagement by answering some simple questions: What time do your readers normally browse through their inboxes? When are they most likely to open and click? Do they read messages that are more than 12 hours old? Research method: We analyzed 21 million messages sent from US accounts in the 1st quarter of 2012 to determine top open and click-through times. Results: One of the most important conclusions is that sending newsletters during readers’ top engagement times of 8 a.m. – 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. – 4 p.m. can increase their average open rates and CTR by 6%. However, optimizing email timing takes more than awareness of top engagement times. Highlights of the infographic: Emails have the best results within the 1st hour after delivery. Key takeaways: As the research shows: to achieve best possible results, you should schedule delivery of your email taking into consideration the following:
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25 maneiras de tirar o máximo proveito do Twitter Twitter may very well be the single most important tool for teachers right now. Considering many are not even using the service, that says a lot about how effective the platform is for learning, engaging, development, and more. In an effort to make sure you are getting the most out of Twitter, we’ve compiled a very lengthy list of tips and tricks. That long list is coming out tomorrow morning but we thought you’d enjoy our hand-picked choices. See Also: 45 Simple Twitter Tips Everyone Should Know About Katie and I went through our list and narrowed it down to the top 25. Follow folks who are interesting to you. Just tweet!
Optimizing Your Campaigns: Best Days to Send Emails Our recent research on the best time-of-day to send emails raised some questions about the best day-of-the-week to send newsletters. So we researched the same sample of emails sent from the GetResponse platform and came up with some interesting findings. 1. Best day to send email by engagement rates The results clearly show that the majority of inbox traffic and activities occur on the working days – with the peak on Thursday. This is the top day for all the metrics: percent sent, open rates and CTR. There’s a slight decrease in the number of outbound emails sent on Saturday and Sunday, but the results are above 10%, proving that quite a large number of email marketers take advantage of the lower traffic on weekends. However, the corresponding engagement metrics for messages sent on particular days (open ratio and CTR) show that subscribers are most active from Monday to Friday, leaving weekends free for other activities. 2. 3. That’s the rule – but it needs a more customized approach. 4.
How Minecraft and Duct Tape Wallets Prepare Our Kids for Jobs That Don’t Exist Yet EdSurge Newsletters Receive weekly emails on edtech products, companies, and events that matter. When I was 11 I loved designing web pages and playing Sim City. Adults in my life didn’t recognize these skills as valuable, so neither did I. So, now I’m building DIY, the online community I wish I had when I was young. My objective with this wide-ranging set of skills, and involving the community so closely in their development, is to give kids the chance to practice whatever makes them passionate now and feel encouraged –– even if they’re obsessed with making stuff exclusively with duct tape. It’s difficult to predict which skills will be valuable in the future, and even more challenging to see the connection between our children’s interests and these skills.
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