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  • Robosigners – Would You Take that Job?

    Robosigners – Would You Take that Job?

    Does the work we do amount to being a robosigner?

    Robosigners – Would You Take that Job?
  • Juxtapositions – Learning Perception on its Head

    Juxtapositions – Learning Perception on its Head

    Priorities determine perception. Context is Everything.

    Juxtapositions - Learning Perception on its Head
  • Faith in a Blog about Work

    Faith in a Blog about Work

    In the Christian conception, work is not a curse - it's the life of Paradise.

    Faith in a Blog about Work

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Adam Smith Didn’t Have a Nose Ring

I was selling books today and one of the buyers said "of course books or any physical objects have no inherent value - a … [Read This...]

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Good Coffee – The First Tool You Reach For

I've been fairly critical of coffee snobs, but I think I get what their saying - the ones that aren't snobs in general. … [Read This...]

The Stuff Before That

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US Will Force Digital Pilgrimage for Creative Content Hosts

This morning I woke to a cloud-based service I use for business being down. It was a rush for me to check them on social … [Read This...]

Hacking Legal Practice – Law 2.0

The occlusion of technology and cost-cutting demands results in yet another jobhacking example: … [Read This...]

Personal Paydays and Other Financial Strategies to Stay Self-Employed

Managing even our personal finances is actually different when we're self-employed vs. living as a traditional employee. … [Read This...]

Your Whole Life

Scene: Jack has just graduated from college with a degree in art. Parents: "It's time to give up. You've had four years … [Read This...]

Look Out Cloud Workers – The Regulators are Coming

A storm may be brewing for the very kind of work that could save America. For one thing, rising attention to … [Read This...]

Ribbon Farm is Great Reading

Venkat Rao has been a significant (and ongoing) read. Cloudworker economics documents the shift in the meaning of the … [Read This...]

How to Truly Occupy the American Economic System

The Occupy Wall Street movement, whether we agree or disagree with all of its concerns, aims, social dynamics, or … [Read This...]

The 3 Biggest Cultural Changes that Affect Your Business Development, Marketing, and Work Culture

It's a time of unprecedented change. Our houses and careers aren't sources of security anymore. The traditional job, for … [Read This...]

What Successful Democratic Movements and Healthy Businesses Have in Common

The Occupy (Wall Street) movement is as much about the destruction of the job market as anything and, as such, has the … [Read This...]

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Why Coworking Will Free You From Hassles to Get Your Work Done

If you're not aware of coworking, makerspaces, hackerspaces, etc. - these are collaborative coops that provide you space … [Read This...]

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Vocation versus Fate, Magic, and Heredity

Watching the latest revision of Robin Hood, one is invited to disgust with the way Americans keep consuming stories that … [Read This...]

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Daniel DiGriz 2009Daniel writes prolifically about subjects ranging from work to social justice, does literary writing, and is Marketing Director of Free Agent Source. Daniel founded JobHacker (formerly the Rules of Work) blog when the bottom fell out of the mortgage market, and the US economy started its death rattle.

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