Monthly Archives: August 2009

A Day in the Life of Laurie Ruettimann- Punk Rock HR

Welcome to another installment of ‘A Day in the Life of…’ Well, we’ve started off with some of the male bloggers out there and I thought it was time to bring some women into the mix.  Who better than a strong, smart, female HR blogger?
The woman I’m highlighting this week really needs no introduction.  Laurie [...]

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HR Guide to Using Yammer to Stay in Touch with Employees and Colleagues

One challenge I face in my job as a regional HR director supporting multiple offices/regions is staying “in touch” with what employees are working on. Recently, I signed up for Yammer and I am already finding it beneficial in keeping me connected.

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A Saturday Rant- Celebs Paid to Tweet

So, I just heard another story about how companies are spamming Twitter users.  Celebrities, and I use that word VERY loosely, are now being paid per tweet to recommend certain brands to all their followers.  Some get up to $20,000 per tweet.  People like Holly Madison (Hef’s ex-girlfriend) and Kim Kardashian are now tweeting to their followers about [...]

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Collaboration- A Challenge for You

It’s Friday and I’m throwing out a challenge to anyone involved in social media- I challenge you to find at least one person you met online (via blogging, Twitter, Facebook, etc.) and collaborate with that person on something.  It can be something simple like guest posting for each other’s blogs, or a bigger commitment like [...]

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Part 2: Anonymous Bloggers

Thank you to everyone who read and commented on yesterday’s post about the rights of anonymous bloggers, or any bloggers for that matter.  There were so many detailed comments that I think it’s fitting to dig a little deeper today in another post.
So, I asked a couple questions yesterday about the rights of anonymous bloggers.  [...]

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