Following the thread of the post posted last week about the personal brand and smoke sellers / 1, this time we act as amplifier of the post that publishes this same morning the blog of the personal brand sherpa Andrés Pérez Ortega. Here's the content: Coopetidores, looters and converts a few months ago, in the … Read more
Returning to the previous post about augmented reality from the past 14 September, It seems that there are new coincidences between augmented reality and personal brand development. In the blog specialized in AR “Wildeyes” We have found this attached comic that shows a scenario in which our fingerprint will be so visible that we will not be able to … Read more
The diary “The Country” I already reported in November of 2009 of the phenomenon of “augmented reality“. In a wikipedia definition, augmented reality (WITH) is the term used to define a direct or indirect view of a physical environment of the real world, whose elements are combined with virtual elements for creation … Read more
Smile Smiles, Please. This is a simple and basic principle of personal branding, and a lot of people skip it. Nobody likes to do business with someone who frowns. It's easier to build up working relationships with someone who says good morning with a smile. This basic rule was created in 1936 By … Read more
Puede parecer un principio básico, pero a menudo nos olvidamos. Cada vez que necesitamos algo de alguien, lo mejor es empezar por un cumplido. Los niños lo hacen a menudo: primero te dicen que eres muy guapo o muy fuerte, y luego te piden que les subas ” a caballito”. No son nadie. En el … Read more
Retomando la jornada sobre Personal Branding del pasado 22 de abril en Madrid, destaco el titular de una frase que me llamó la atención: distinguirnos o extinguirnos. Era la moraleja final de la charla “crear madera de líder” de Juan Manuel Casado, presidente de Casado Consulting. Distinguishing ourselves or extinguishing us. I can't agree more. … Read more
In 2009, more than 1.300.000 elderly people 45 years have gone on to thicken the queue of unemployment in Spain. I read a few months ago in Expansion that professionals over 45 years are among the most hurt by the economic crisis. It remains curious that this age represents the fullness of the … Read more
If so, Well done. Google is one of the largest sources of knowledge. And not just because of your web search, also as an image finder, blog blogs, maps, alerts… If you also have knowledge of English, your answers expand, because the sum ravages. Google will move you to Wikipedia, to YouTube, … Read more
If anything good has the crisis it is that it forces the need for change. Not for nothing, the Greek word crisis means change. It's hard, unless you work in the public administration, that in recent years or months there hasn't been a change in your employment situation. Right now it's … Read more
I recognize that I have a love-hate relationship with Google Alerts. On the one hand, your incoming mailbox is saturated. But on the other hand, they pass you valuable information about the topics you have decided to subscribe to. Do you want to know what they say about you on the net? Subscribe an alert … Read more