Your Job Description! Your job description should not be a 2 page menu, in 8pt font, of all the technologies your organization has ever touched or ever hoped to touch. In fact, your job description (contract or perm) should be based on the goals of your project, the needs of your team, or the […]
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The London Bridge Network is pleased to announce the line-up of speakers for our next networking event April 1. The four finalist companies in the small business category from the London Chamber of Commerce Business Achievement Awards 2014 will join us to talk about how they found success for their businesses, the challenges they faced, the lessons […]
Read More > Running in London I am a runner and have participated in various running clinics through the Running Room over the last five years. The clinics are the ramp up to distance runs. I have now completed 5 half marathons and I’m running in the Niagara Falls International Marathon on October 27th for my sixth half […]
Read More > If you have been in a technical or business role in London for a while, you probably attended an Internetworking group meeting. For about 10 years Internetwork was one of the premier methods of exchanging ideas and making quality contacts for professionals and entrepreneurs. A small committee has been formed to re-establish the group with […]
Read More > Like many of you, we’re often faced with finding a supplier or vendor to do the things we don’t do in house. These vary from hardware and software to maintenance of existing assets to website design:) Our recent experience getting an updated website brought to mind some basics that we thought we’d share. First was deciding what […]
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You should have 3 or 4 things to ask about the job or workplace initially. Try not to ask whether it’s a sweatshop or when you get lunch. Do ask about projects, future business, team size etc.