@merchgolf@davejorgenson 93.6% of Oxford comma users overuse commas in other places in an attempt to make up for poor sentence construction.
Source: https://t.co/pHP5mLU7ya
@avis after being reminded 1x per minute for the last 150 minutes that "my call is very important to you", I'm beginning to think that, perhaps, my call really isn't all that important to you?
Flipped classroom: Watch lectures and read at home, use class time to ask questions and apply learning.
Flipped office: Do your individual heads- down work at home, come to the office for questions, feedback, & collaboration.
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Great team building for Kody & all of the F&B managers who were lucky ๐ enough to attend this Landscapes Unlimited F&B conference. Big thanks to Mark Young and the Landscapes team for putting this together. @LandscapesGolf
This is good. Read the whole thing. Some excerpts:
Marketing hack: Make a good product that people need.
Learning hack: Read a book. When finished, read another.
Career hack: Work harder than is expected of you and be nice to people.
@StephenFoung @AdamMGrant Agreed. If a candidate canโt manage a few coherent sentences to wriggle out of the brain-teaser, how will they respond when a client asks them a similarly off-the-wall question?
Top teachers were the *most* likely to seek advice from their peers. The better the teacher performed, the more likely they were to obtain feedback on how to be even better.
Asking for advice & feedback is a sign of strength, not weakness.
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