Comments on: All’s Fair http://www.steelso.net/2007/04/19/alls-fair/ Round One Suckas! Tue, 06 Jan 2009 04:37:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Kim http://www.steelso.net/2007/04/19/alls-fair/comment-page-1/#comment-395 Kim Mon, 23 Apr 2007 15:43:13 +0000 http://s225168037.websitehome.co.uk/?p=178#comment-395 wow. a lot of stuff to comment on today. Glad to hear the day was great for you, even in the wake of losing a client. Have you noticed that the whole culture seems to be shifting to a desire for transparency? Not just in business, but in relationships, from our leaders, etc. There is so much freedom to be had from being transparent, I think. You don't have to spend so much energy on trying to present some kind of front to people, anyway. Not to mention the fact that the current "younger generations" have very keen BS detectors. Just a thought. I heard a radio broadcast about the explosion in internet reviews for products. I recall a discussion about the problem with most sites is that there is not a lot of accountability of the reviewers, and many companies have their own people/execs put reviews in for their own products. Anyway, it made me stop and think the next time I considered buying a product based on a review. I would like to think that, in a majority of the cases, people honestly want to share how they feel about a product. I suppose the more reviews a product has, the better- naturally. oh, and I love the chalk drawing. Looks like my sidewalk currently. Cheers! Kim wow. a lot of stuff to comment on today. Glad to hear the day was great for you, even in the wake of losing a client.

Have you noticed that the whole culture seems to be shifting to a desire for transparency? Not just in business, but in relationships, from our leaders, etc. There is so much freedom to be had from being transparent, I think. You don’t have to spend so much energy on trying to present some kind of front to people, anyway. Not to mention the fact that the current “younger generations” have very keen BS detectors. Just a thought.

I heard a radio broadcast about the explosion in internet reviews for products. I recall a discussion about the problem with most sites is that there is not a lot of accountability of the reviewers, and many companies have their own people/execs put reviews in for their own products. Anyway, it made me stop and think the next time I considered buying a product based on a review. I would like to think that, in a majority of the cases, people honestly want to share how they feel about a product. I suppose the more reviews a product has, the better- naturally.

oh, and I love the chalk drawing. Looks like my sidewalk currently.

Cheers!
Kim

]]> By: Shirley http://www.steelso.net/2007/04/19/alls-fair/comment-page-1/#comment-394 Shirley Fri, 20 Apr 2007 17:17:08 +0000 http://s225168037.websitehome.co.uk/?p=178#comment-394 Feeling invincible? Interesting way to put that frame of mind...I understand the meaning. Thanks for making us think. : ) Lovely artwork...Perhaps it could be one of those "chats" that could be had with the utility company. LOL...a box of colorful chalk in the hands of some artistic local kids...to be renewed every time it rained. Now the thoughts are really going.... I hope your day is a lovely one today. Sorry to hear of the changes at work, negative changes are not always pleasant as they are happening but sometimes they can turn out to be better for all involved after the dust settles. : ) Feeling invincible? Interesting way to put that frame of mind…I understand the meaning. Thanks for making us think. : )

Lovely artwork…Perhaps it could be one of those “chats” that could be had with the utility company. LOL…a box of colorful chalk in the hands of some artistic local kids…to be renewed every time it rained. Now the thoughts are really going….

I hope your day is a lovely one today. Sorry to hear of the changes at work, negative changes are not always pleasant as they are happening but sometimes they can turn out to be better for all involved after the dust settles.

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