Category Archives: Business

With This Startup, a Handwritten Thank You Note Is a Click Away

For $3.50 a note, Bond’s robot arm will sign, seal and deliver your gratitude.

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Source:: Entrepreneur

5 Ways to Grow Your Instagram Following

Don’t just ask people to follow you on Instagram. Give them a good reason.

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Source:: Entrepreneur

Why Desktop UX Still Has Something To Teach Mobile

New technologies may usurp old ones nearly every year, but many of us still reach for our old-school laptops. That’s no accident.My wife was recently using her tablet, and I asked if she’d replied to an important email. She promptly put down the tablet and reached for her laptop. “Why not your tablet?” I quizzed. She gave me her best “Are you kidding?” face, saying in total deadpan: “I have work to do here.” My wife loves her tablet and uses it nearly every day but she clearly reaches for her laptop for “serious tasks.” While most of us can Read More

Source:: Fast Company

Why One Company Sets Employees Up On Blind Dates

When a company grows rapidly, it can be easy to not know the names of most of the people in your office, but there is a simple solution.Inter-office dating may be frowned upon in some companies, but one Toronto-based accounting company, FreshBooks, says it’s achieved success by setting up employees on blind dates. The dates aren’t of the romantic sort, but rather, are coffee or lunch dates with randomly selected people from different teams who rarely have a chance to interact. The blind dates are intended to help FreshBooks create a more collaborative workplace and allow employees to get to Read More

Source:: Fast Company

Today in Tech: Super Peach Jelly

What even was Super? No one knows.Once more choosing the worst available option, Twitter un-verified Milo Yiannopoulos, giving him something meaningless to complain about while not actually depriving him of a platform to complain about it on. His fellow bad people Jason Calcanis, Egg, and Vivek Wadhwa all leapt to his defense, because garb recognize garb.

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Source:: Fast Company