Protect yourself against the Heartbleed Bug
The Heartbleed Bug has generated a major stir, you might even say panic, in the past couple of days. This article will tell you what exactly The Heartbleed Bug is and what you can do to protect yourself and your data. What is it? This “bug” is a flaw used by two-thirds of the internet’s Web servers. A Security flaw in OpenSSL, the most widely used data encryption standard, has a vulnerability that allows the interception of data from web, email, and {Read More}
Calibre – Ebook Management
If you read a lot of ebooks, Calibre is a life-saver. Whether downloading books from the library’s digital collection, Amazon, Google Play Books or wherever, you can throw them all into this ebook manager. From it, you can convert the ebook to different formats, send the book directly to any device you own (Kindle, Nexus 7, iPad, etc), and even retrieve RSS feeds for later viewing on your device. Calibre is an ebook management system that is easy to use {Read More}
How to Spring Clean Your Home Office
Spring cleaning your workspace can improve your health. A Huffington Post survey found that one of America’s top stress triggers is a disorganized home. So what are you waiting for? Start spring right this year with a clutter-free home office, and watch as your productivity rises and your stress decreases. Get Rid of Clutter Before you start moving furniture around for your home office’s new layout and organizing your knick-knacks, you’ll need to get rid of things you don’t need {Read More}
Support ending for Windows XP and Office 2003 by April 8th
After 12 years, support for Windows XP will end on April 8, 2014. There will be no more security updates or technical support for the Windows XP operating system. It is very important that customers and partners migrate to a modern operating system such as Windows 8.1. Customers moving to a modern operating system will benefit from dramatically enhanced security, broad device choice for a mobile workforce, higher user productivity, and a lower total cost of ownership through improved management {Read More}
Virtual Call Centers: Your Work at Home Solution
Are there ever enough hours in the day when you’re running a home based business? Even if you have one or two other employees working with you, chances are you’re running out of ways to do it all and manage your ever-increasing workload. Unfortunately, letting things fall to the wayside is rarely an option, and that includes customer calls. To a potential buyer, nothing is worse than having a call go unanswered or being asked to leave a voicemail repeatedly. {Read More}
What Working Women Really Want for Mother’s Day
In 1950, the beginning of an era that would soon spawn housewife stereotypes like June Cleaver, only 37 percent of women between the ages of 25 and 54 participated in the labor force. By 1990, women in the workplace climbed to 74 percent. Today, just under 25 years later, the percentage of women in the workforce has not budged. Some owe it to cultural evolution and changing family dynamics, however women undoubtedly continue to face hurdles in the professional world. {Read More}
10 Ways To Deal With A Slow Internet Connection
There is nothing more frustrating then being on a deadline with work and your internet connection decides to move a glacial pace. I cannot tell you how many times I have practically beat my head off my desk when I was rushing with a news story and couldn’t post it online. Was it me? Did Comcast or AT&T simply hate me or was it a conspiracy to destroy my productivity? Mostly it was all things that could be tweaked but {Read More}
What Not To Say In Job Interviews
Wondering why your job interviews aren’t leading to an offer? It could be that you’re asking the wrong questions. When preparing for an interview, candidates often ask for advice about what to expect, what to wear, when to arrive and what to ask. But what they don’t usually spend time discussing is what not to ask when interviewing. An interview is essentially an audition for a position. Ask any performer and they’ll tell you emotions and instincts (right or wrong) {Read More}
Cloud Storage: Is it Necessary for Home Offices?
Today, working from home has become more common than ever, and maybe a bit more complicated as a result of all our devices. We conduct business from our tablets, smartphones and computers; from home, from coffee shops, from the sidelines of our kids’ soccer games. For those of us who work from home, or operate our own businesses from our homes, it is essential that all these computers and devices are in sync and that our files are safely archived. Although {Read More}
Common sense tips to use Craiglist
Every day I read emails or comments from readers who are angry or confused about how to use Craiglist in their job searching. As many of you know, my main job started from a post on Craiglist. I answered an ad that many on another forum scoffed at but they paid well, on time and when their staffers left for another company I was invited to join them. Nearly six years later and I’m still working there. So how do {Read More}
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