Browsing all articles from April, 2011

The internet has opened countless opportunities in more ways than I could possibly list, and in an unlimited number of niches/markets. The ability to reach out to talented individuals across the globe is more powerful than we anticipated a short 10-15 years ago. Today, if we need someone for programming a simple or even complex website, we can hire talent via the many platforms over the web in a matter of a few days – it’s remarkable.

Outsourcing can be a very effective and expense conscious method in hiring talent to perform the needed work for a project, timeframe or budget. It’s no question hiring an employee full-time (or even part-time) can be quite costly compared to outsourcing to a freelance talent…of course variables can play a factor.

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Looking back I had said to myself I wouldn’t fall victim to the technology, and it seemed to be a poor way of communicating, but texting has won me over. The simplicity of SMS messaging, or texting, had no appeal to me…other than the “cool” factor. Who wants to type on these tiny keys a message to someone that will take several minutes before getting a response, at best? It would be far faster just to give that person a call, right?

In time the texting concept caught my attention. Slowly I began to gain more interest in using it. My original thoughts were somewhat lost in my mind as I could no longer heavily weigh the reasons I shouldn’t bother texting over the reasons I should – the tables had turned. It seems now I use SMS messaging every day, with many contacts. Had I simply looked back 4-5 years ago I’d never have thought this would be the case.

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