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Exploring the fine line between clever and stupid. Heather Hamilton is a Staffing Manager and Microsoft Employee Evangelist.
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Blog Post:
Heather Hamilton has left the building!
HeatherLeigh
Tomorrow, officially. You know I couldn't leave without saying goodbye, my wonderful, invisible interwebz friends. It's been 12 years of hard work and 7 years of blogging. Seven years! I plan to pick up the blogging again, elsewhere; at least the personal stuff. Yeah, yeah, the Microsoft stuff stays...
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21 Jul 2011
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Resume funkaliciousness...I like pink.
HeatherLeigh
OK, it's not for everybody. Or even mostlybody. However, this is fun. Bam! (More info on FastCompany here) I love novelty, when it doesn't interfere with practicality. What can I say...I am a practical gal. I think novelty and practicality can exist in harmony though. So here's what you need...
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24 Jun 2011
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If I could do it all again, I'd do something different. But it still wouldn't be that.
HeatherLeigh
Sometimes I think about what would have happened if I majored in something else besides business in college. I mean, that business degree comes in handy-ish. An actual requirement to do my job? Not so much. I was in a training last week where we were calculating the net present value of a project. And...
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16 Jun 2011
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The threat of the false positive by way of stupid pet tricks
HeatherLeigh
I'm always interested in other companies' interview processes. It helps me realize that some of the stuff we do really does feel like innovation to other companies even though it's just part of our regular process. I also realize that some of the things that work at a small company aren't going to hold...
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13 Jun 2011
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Sustainability...
HeatherLeigh
FTW!
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29 Nov 2010
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Growing pains
HeatherLeigh
Man, I hate medical metaphors. So I apologize for my pseudo-medical blog post title. And I ask Daniel Pink to stop using "sclerosis" unless he decides to get an MD (though I should say that I otherwise find him a very interesting writer). This article details the maturation of Google and the resultant...
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29 Nov 2010
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Marketing awesomesauce
HeatherLeigh
Hova and Bing.
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24 Nov 2010
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Twitter on my TV is much more interesting than the Twitter telling me what you had for lunch
HeatherLeigh
I'm generally a little disintersted in technology when it has a vague reason for existing. LinkedIn was something I couldn't see being important to users because connecting with people they didn't know seemed like an anonymous popularity contest. And the people in the lead were the ones liked least,...
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22 Nov 2010
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Now this is where you have to get out of the binary thinking in your head
HeatherLeigh
Computer Engineer Barbie is making me 1) love the intention and 2) hate the medium. But I 1) love that the kids are excited and am 2) throwing up a little bit. And also 1) this is not the 1950s and 2) can we stop idealizing what it means to be a woman (clearly from the perspective of someone who finds...
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18 Nov 2010
Blog Post:
Many Annoyed by Bad Cell Phone Etiquette
HeatherLeigh
As opposed to that good cell phone etiquette that delights. Oh jeez. OK, it's really just the title that is bad (just sayin since I have been a little critical in this category lately), because this study looked at what behavior people actually participate in themselves (people actually admitted this...
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17 Nov 2010
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Oh how I wish...
HeatherLeigh
when picking a college major, I had indulged my right brain more than my father. Because I could totally be working here: This jealousy brought to you by FastCompany. Yeahawesomethanks. Oh, and speaking of design, someone at FC again (again!) needs to work on their web page design. Those green...
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16 Nov 2010
Blog Post:
This survey brought to you by Twitter
HeatherLeigh
Sometimes I think the Interwebz are dumb. Or suveys are total BS. Someone is jumping to a causality conclusion when perhaps a little commons sense could be employed. Like maybe comparing the Twitter usage to other media, online and otherwise, than just some random message board. Giving student free...
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16 Nov 2010
Blog Post:
Is the tech industry just getting weirder and weirder?
HeatherLeigh
SAP apologizes to Oracle? There's no crying in baseball and there's no apologizing in court.
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16 Nov 2010
Blog Post:
Sometimes a salary bump is about something else
HeatherLeigh
You'd have to be living under a rock to not know about the Google salary bump reported this week : Google increases employees salaries by 10% with some other stuff thrown in. Sweet. It's not an entirely stupid move on Google's part because...wow, the PR response. Look, I would love to get a 10% salary...
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11 Nov 2010
Blog Post:
Tech Titans Ridiculous Homes
HeatherLeigh
Oops. Did I just write that on my blog? I look at the homes of the top ten tech titans (by someone's standards) and I really wonder at what point "enough" transitions "into way over the top." OK, there are some steps in-between, but still. So, I will tell you a bit about my perspective so you get...
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8 Nov 2010
Blog Post:
Ralph Nader and Full Body Scanners
HeatherLeigh
When I first read about this , I was thinking, well asking actually; "when can America get over its fear of nudity?" You know, if everyone stops making a big deal about it, then we could all just relax, for crying out loud. I get the concern about high levels of radiation. But I stand in front of...
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8 Nov 2010
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Microsoft opening certification training center in Baghdad
HeatherLeigh
OK, now *this* is interesting . This kind of investment is a little different than I had envisioned when I thought of getting Iraq back on its feet. But it makes sense if... 1) There are people that are interested in technology but lack resources to enter the industry at all 2) People who have...
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8 Nov 2010
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