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"Do not do unto others as you would they should do unto you. Their tastes may not be the same."

George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950)

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23 January 2023

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12 Time Management Tips



Time management is an important personal and work skill. Here are some tips that will help you develop this skill.

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19 January 2023

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Quote of the Week

"Be careful of the words you say,
And keep them soft and sweet;
For you never know from day to day,
Which ones you'll have to eat."

Unknown

16 January 2023

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Chatbots as Co-authors?

There's been a lot of 'chat' recently about writers listing chatbots such ChatGPT as co-authors. For me, a chatbot is a tool - like Wikipedia, search engines, books and papers - is a tool. I don't list any of these as authors, I check their veracity and reference them.

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14 January 2023

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Views, Likes and Tweets

Recently, I added an eye icon to my blog posts with the number of views that an article had received. Now you can also like an article on the blog post. I'm also adding these features to the articles themselves, starting with 'Should Google be Concerned about ChatGPT?'. If you want to retweet or comment on a post or article, just click the twitter icon.

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12 January 2023

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Should Google be Concerned about ChatGPT?



My short answer as to whether Google should be concerned about is "yes" not because of any direct evidence or because of my initial experience of using ChatGPT but because of evidence of how other businesses have been affected by innovation...

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10 January 2023

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Quote of the Week


"No one can make you feel inferior without your consent."

Eleanor Roosevelt (1884-1962)

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8 January 2023

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Henri Fayol's Administrative Theory



Henri Fayol (1841-1925) developed six functions of management that work in conjunction with 14 management principles.

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5 January 2023

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