Month: July 2010

 

Is This an Invasion of Privacy?

What would you do if you came across some files that you shouldn’t have access to?

Creating a Custom Letterhead in Microsoft Word

So you need a custom letterhead but you don’t have a budget to hiring a designer and cannot pay for printed stationery. Still, you want to look professional. Well, MS Word can help you out here. Almost everybody that owns a computer has used Microsoft Word at least once inRead More

The Best of Business in June: 10 Posts from FreelanceSwitch & WorkAwesome

Every month, we’ll be rounding up the previous month’s best posts from the business network of blogs and directing you to them. Here’s the best of business in June, including articles from WorkAwesome and FreelanceSwitch. We look forward to adding the Netsetter to our round-ups after its upcoming relaunch!

EpicWin Combines an iPhone To-Do List with a Role Playing Game

Do you need a bit more motivation to get your daily tasks done? Do you fantasize about role-playing while you do your household chores? Does your real world keep you away from your virtual world? Now you can bring them closer together, thanks to the brilliant folks at EpicWin. EpicWinRead More

5 Useful Tools for Productive Online Writing

Creating content for the web isn’t easy, especially when there are so many tempting distractions. Hence it is important that a web writer is familiar with some tools of the trade that help in enhancing his productivity as a writer. Following is a list of 5 tools which I thinkRead More

Lack of Employee Communication: Why Managers Can’t Listen

A good manager is understanding of setbacks and receptive to new ideas. Their job isn’t just about overseeing the work of others, it’s about removing roadblocks, rethinking problematic parts of the job, and most importantly, listening to their employees. Although being “open to suggestions” is part of every good manager’sRead More

Declutter Your Desktop In 6 Steps

When was the last time you paid attention to your desktop? If you are someone like me who lives in his browser, the only time you see your desktop is when you restart the computer. After that, it’s all about the browser. While you don’t visit your desktop often, mostRead More

Are You Living for the Weekend?

Unmotivated at your day job? Do you start planning your weekend long in advance? Do you start thinking about what you’re going to do on the weekends as early as Monday morning? We all need something to look forward to. But people all around us remind us to stay inRead More

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