Education Group

Good service or good product - which would you choose?
I imagine that most people, asked whether they would prefer to have good service or a good product, would be inclined to say “both”.
And of course if you are in a professional services business, as I am, you can’t really separate the two.
But this sign I [...]

The online application Wordle has been available for quite a while now, but until today I had not thought of a way I could make use of it, other than for its entertainment/distraction value.
Then I read a post by my friend Noric Dilanchian, a detailed “how to” on preparing proposals and reviews. Noric is very [...]

I’ve been meaning to write an extended version of a suggestion I made during one of the sessions at BlogWorld Expo 08, about a way to make posting to your blog a stress-free exercise. It seemed to strike a chord with a few people.
The basic idea was to think of blogging as you would [...]

Last week I had some people disagreeing with or at least questioning the underlying argument of my post on the “myth of isolation”, one of a series on working from home and loving it.
In response to one of those comments, I explained that I had been using “myth” not in the sense in which it [...]

In the first post in this series Working From Home and Loving It we looked at and hopefully demolished the myth that a home based business was not a “real” business.
The isolation myth
Our next target in the myth department is that having a home based business means you will have to contend with isolation.
I have [...]