Author: Nathan Trimbach
Weekly Web Picks – Vol 18April 25, 2014
1) Eleven customer service stories that’ll make you smile The communication gap between consumers and corporations is quickly becoming non-existent. After all, it only takes a minute for someone to jump on Twitter and make or break an organization’s reputation. For this reason, there… Read More
Weekly Web Picks – Vol 16April 11, 2014
April 15th is no longer about Tax Day Not sure what to spend your refund on? Google Glass will be available for purchase to the public for the first time on April 15th, but only for a day. Many are still saying that “consumer… Read More
Weekly Web Picks – Vol 15April 04, 2014
1) The coolest social tool you’ve never heard of LinkedIn is a powerful way to expand your professional network, participate in groups both online and in person and optimize your job search. It is the 7th most visited site in the US. While most… Read More
Weekly Web Picks – Vol 14March 28, 2014
1) Project Purple and the pressure of working for Steve Jobs Ever wondered what working for Steve Jobs would have been like? Apple engineer Greg Christie opened up this week about the subject. Having pioneered original iPhone software, Greg had direct access to Jobs… Read More
Spyder Trap Makes Minnesota Business Magazine’s 100 Best ListMarch 07, 2014
We are honored and excited to be on Minnesota Business Magazine’s 100 Best Companies to Work For list for our third year in a row. This list is based on the results of an independent research effort and an anonymous employee survey. Companies are judged… Read More
Weekly Web Picks – Vol 10February 28, 2014
Bitcoin Files for Bankruptcy Traditional services are increasingly being challenged by their digital counterparts (e.g. paper books versus e-readers, TV versus online streaming, storefront versus mobile banking). Currency is the latest tradition being challenged, in the form of Bitcoin. But is it really possible… Read More