Steve Speaks on How To Avoid Technology Traps
03 July 2009
I recently appeared on Nancy Brown’s Business Guru Show on Blog Talk Radio to speak about “How To Avoid Technology Traps.” You can hear the show (30 minutes) by following the link or you can play it right here:
cool! I always love talk radio because everything gets explained so well, and it’s easy to listen to, so I’ll definitely check this out, especially since the subject is right up my alley as a blogger!
Steve, I am really interested in hearing your thoughts shared @ Nancy’s radio show. I have problem with the streaming content as my websense blocks all online streaming programs. Do you have any direct link so that i can download and listen? Also let me know if you have any TV shows up to be aired.
Regards,
Mack McMillan
Steve, you have given some excellent tips to novice like me. I have been susceptible to almost all of the technology traps and your talk show comes as a sign of relief to me. I will share this with my fellow NZ friends who would definitely enjoy it.
Thanks!
PS: If possible please give us the direct link to the mp3 file. Some of my friends don’t have access to streaming content inside their universities.
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For Mack and Girish – It wasn’t easy to find the direct link to the mp3. The BlogTalkRadio folks want you to use their player. But I found it, and here it is:
Steve Diamond speaks on BlogTalkRadio.
Thanks for asking.
Thanks for digging out the link Steve. I am sure it would have eaten a major chunk of your valuable time. I have downloaded it and will talk ya later after listening.
Technology should be a means to an end, not an end in itself.
Steve,
I really enjoyed your contribution to the show. It was definitely worth the listen and I think that like Girish, you’ve given me some important tips to avoid mistakes that I would normally make.
Thanks.
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Thanks for the insights you’ve shared. It was a long 30 minutes interview but was still able to listen to it. As what innovations nowadays can offer, there are also other things that really need to be taken cared of. Somehow, it requires someone to know the appropriate alternatives and ways in applying and avoiding any circumstances. Thanks.
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For behavioral interviewing it is not so much the technical details of the answer as how the interviewee responds. You need to listen carefully to the question to understand how to set up your response. I can agree the interviewer may not have much interest in a descriptive answer but it depends on what you are describing. In an interview for example, where I am looking for a demonstration for an attention to detail for a pump install, I am not really interested in the technical details of the install but in how you ensured it was installed correctly and what you did specifically.
Kind of a long interview, but was interesting.
I’m glad you found it interesting, Don. Thanks for listening.