Archive for Business
July 30, 2007 at 1:49 pm · Filed under Business, Marketing
Nulogy is hiring! We are looking to aggressively expand and we currently have a position available for a Senior Rich Internet Application Developer and a Solution Services Professional. Read on for the job postings. If you are interested in any of the positions, please contact me at nulogy_careers_2007@hardcircle.net, and I will pass on your application along!
Tired of opportunities for career growth? Enjoy not knowing what the impact your work has on your company? Wish more people would ignore your good ideas?
We didn’t think so.
This is a unique opportunity to join a young company where you won’t just enjoy the work and culture, you’ll be able to (and be expected to) drive it personally.
Nulogy is an entrepreneurial company based in downtown Toronto. We offer a challenging, flat, and fast-paced workplace, where your peers are very intelligent, hard-working, and light-hearted. There are outstanding opportunities for career advancement and potentially immense long-term rewards.
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September 7, 2006 at 4:28 pm · Filed under Business, Computers, Marketing, News, Technology
Todd Zeigler has posted his opinions on what newspapers need to do to freshen up their websites. A bit of discussion and cross-posting ensued, including one by Adrian Holovaty and a follow-up by Todd.
July 13, 2006 at 1:27 pm · Filed under Art, Business, Fashion, Marketing, Movies, Music
Chris Anderson has released a chapter from his upcoming book, The Long Tail, in a recent issue of Wired magazine. He argues that the era of the cultural mainstream and megahits is now over, to be replaced with many smaller works. (Wikipedia has lots of good starting points on the idea)
May 17, 2006 at 12:27 pm · Filed under Business, Computers, Technology
So the new MacBook is out. Starting at $1,249 (all prices Canadian), and with a Intel core duo, full-size keyboard, Bluetooth, wireless, 13″ widescreen and iSight camera all standard, lots of people are going to buy these.
But what’s with the black one? It’s only on the high-end model ($1,649), but according to their comparasion chart, all you get extra is a larger hard drive. You can even configure the white one with the exact same features for $1,509.
I don’t know what’s more sad: that Apple is charging $140 to get a different colour, or the fact that lots of people will probably end up getting it anyways.
May 17, 2006 at 12:11 pm · Filed under Business, News
Torontoist picks up a story that Dose will no longer be published as a free daily magazine. However, CanWest will be maintaining their website, folding it into their canada.com network.
I think Dose published some genuinely interesting features during their run, providing a more national focus than most. This was especially true compared with the other free dailies, which were largely press-release driven and Toronto-centric. Ultimately, though, their desire to reach profitability led to sponsored front-pages and pushes to include a younger segment, putting me off completely.
March 29, 2006 at 11:46 am · Filed under Business, Personal
Anna brought the Kingdomality personality test to my attention. Unlike other tests, this one doesn’t base itself around the Myers-Brigg personalities, and proposes a new set of personality types based around medieval roles. The writers of the test argue that today’s comanies are like old fashioned kingdoms, and they have roles that are simmilar to these older professions. There’s even a book.
The possible types include Bishop, Benevolent Ruler, Merchant, Dreamer-Minstrel, White Knight, Discoverer, Prime Minister, Black Knight, Doctor, Engineer-Builder, Scientist and Shepherd.
