Sunday Link Love
June 22, 2008 by Phil Gerbyshak
Filed under link harvest
I typically don’t post anything on Sunday’s because most people don’t read Slacker Manager on Sundays, but today I thought I’d mix it up a bit and see what happens. I’m calling this Sunday Link Love, and I’ll give it a try the next few weeks to see if it’s worth doing. Like any good manager, I’m open to new ideas and new ways of doing business, all in the sake of science of course.
HRM Today - This is a new site for HR professionals and managers that aggregates a lot of great content. There are sections on Talent Management, Recruiting, and Training and Development. I’ve subscribed, and I look forward to sharing some of the articles with you here along with my thoughts on them. Lots of articles to learn from here.
Be 10 Times More Productive - ProBlogger Darren Rowse wrote quite an article on how to be 10 times more productive, by batch processing. While this idea wasn’t new information, it was concise and offers a great starting point to a more productivie life.
Free book on Execution - OK, so it’s not execution book like 34 Ways to Hang Your Neighbor Without Hardly Trying. Instead, it’s a “how to get more done in your business by starting an Execution Revolution” book! Click the link, enter the code START in the coupon box and you can get a free copy of the latest book by Gary Harpst called Execution Revolution. I got a galley of this book and though I haven’t yet finished it, what I read thus far has been nothing short of outstanding. Thanks to Skip Reardon for not giving up on me! Limited to the first 5000 requestors.
Top secret tech help -If you are looking to tune your computer up before summer kicks into full swing, head over and get you some top secret tech help. Just read and follow the directions, and you’ll be more productive with your home computer than ever before!
What are you doing on this Sunday? Is this worthwhile for you, or was this just a waste of my time? Leave me a comment below and help me figure out if I should do this again. Thanks!
I appreciate the Sunday post. I’m always looking for something to read on the weekend, especially when feeling lazy and just hanging out on the couch.
What am I doing this Sunday? Blogging of course, like every Sunday
I actually think blogging on Sunday is not a bad idea: Quite a few people check what’s new on the web (and therefore the blogs) on Monday when they return to work/uni/school. Meaning if you post something on Sunday it will be there for them first thing Monday.
Hey Phil, thanks for the links and for the book, I’m looking forward to reading it.
What I did this Sunday? Wrote a couple of posts, dug up a ton of weeds, and found someone to loan me a humane trap to catch the possum that took up residence a while back. My cats don’t seem to care, but I don’t think I’m ready for a house possum!