A few years ago, as I began to expand my use of WordPress with my clients, I was longing for a way to connect to other WordPress users and developers. I began to search for seminars or training opportunities for WordPress, and I discovered a thing called WordCamp.
Confidence levels fluctuate with all of us. When we’ve nailed a presentation or tackled a difficult work challenge, we feel like we are soaring above the rest.
We’ve all had those less than stellar days when our self-confidence plummets back to Earth. Perhaps it was a business meeting that didn’t go as planned. Maybe you lost a client or suffered a setback with a vendor relationship.
In this day of fast paced technology, there is always some new fad… some new social network… some new website. It’s important to have a pulse on where your customers actually are.
If you write any kind of computer “code” (HTML, PHP, JavaScript, C++) then learning to write clean well written code is imperative. At a conference once, one of the speakers said when you’re finding your coding style, always imagine the next guy looking at the code is a psychopath who knows where you live. In other words, you don’t want to torque that guy off.
The advertising world is filled with all sorts of mottos and gimmicks aimed at keeping their product in the forefront of your mind.