Category: flexible LU Marketing
Auto-evaluation
Auto-evaluation is work. More work. No matter what anyone will say. Someone has to prepare it, and...
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Eis léiw Assurancen
Virun e puer Wochen, sin ech eng Strooss roofgefuer, wou zum Schluss eppes wei ee klengen Trottoir...
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Switching from iOS to Android – in this particular case, from an iPhone 4s to a Nexus 5.
So you’re considering switching? From one giant to another? Well, it need not be an...
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Google Custom Search and WordPress
For a more technical turn on this blog, I thought I’d give you a few pointers as to how I...
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Oh Ubuntu, you are my favorite linux-based OS…
…but boy, your Cloud (Ubuntu One) and Music (Ubuntu One Music & Ubuntu One Music App)...
Read MoreRepresenting your organisation is a 24/7 job!
As you’re reading this, there is for the purposes of this article only 2 possible situations. You work for a company that does outside representation, or you don’t… (work; work for a company; work in a company...
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Twitter could be (so) useful
As you, loyal reader, might already know, traffic conditions in and around Luxembourg can be...
Read MoreHornbach: aggressive behaviour, and hardly any service – 1/5 stars
In my recent posts on Batiself, I got into poor customer service of a “home-depot-style” shop. My posts on Cultural Distance touched on the difference between cultures and how they affect perceptions, and my post on...
Read MoreA societal paradigm shift?
For years, I have been advocating self-checkouts in all kinds of places, yet everyone always told me it wasn’t going to catch on. Then back in my London-time, I saw a Tesco in the Bank area that had nearly only...
Read MoreCultural distance vs. Paradigm shifts
This week was marked by a development that was somewhat unexpected to me. A place that I’ve been going to for a very long time now, a place that I’ve tremendously enjoyed, has been holding my lesser visits against...
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