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Internationalization Headaches - Part 1

Working on the CATS project has taken me from developing primarily English software into a whole new realm of excitement — internationalization and localization (i8n / L10n). Suddenly I’ve got people from 120 countries (and...

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Pwning on Foursquare

One of our newest team members, Sean Ryan recently got a new phone and has been talking up a storm about one of the latest internet fads called Foursquare. It’s basically an app that allows...

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.Jobs... Failing to see the hype.

.Jobs seems like a very simple solution to guide people to finding a job at a specific company. If I am looking specifically at, say, Walgreens for a job — going to Walgreens.jobs seems like...

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Recruiting: The Butler Did It

Believe it or not, there were some valuable recruiting lessons to be learned from this year’s NCAA Basketball tournament. National powerhouse Duke barely edged out Butler (a small, private university with 4,000 students in Indianapolis)...

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Quotas: The Messy Truth

Whether you support the idea of hiring quotas or not — they are a lightening rod issue. The problem they try to solve is legit: the representation of minorities, and in some cases, women, pale...

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Cutting Overtime in Tight Budgets

Often, you’d get sent out to a meeting with no time to do any story-telling, and just get a bunch of talking heads talking about numbers that were meaningless to the average viewer. Don’t get...

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