No one wants to give a talk to an empty room. Here are some tips on how to quickly promote your talk before and after. Becoming known as someone who follows up after talks is a great way to make sure your talk doesn’t fall on deaf ears.
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Podcasting Workflows, Tools and Tips from Podcaster Jeff Gamet
We chat to Jeff Gamet about podcasting, workflows and tips for starting your own show.
How Professors Can Use TextExpander to Make Grading Easier
When it comes to grading, any extra time you can save is a win. Here are a few ways to get yourself organized with a text expansion tool so that you can comment on digital assignments faster.
Presenter Series: Tips on Writing Your Technical Talk
We’ve all been there – sitting in front of a computer screen, wondering why on earth you ever agreed to give a talk in the first place. You knew the topic at some point but now it is time to write the thing? No chance!
TextExpander Tips from Our Sales Associate, Mike
Mike, TextExpander Sales, shares his tips on creating snippets, answering FAQs and how to get started with TextExpander.
Using TextExpander to Keep CRM Sales Notes Consistent
You hired your sales people because they’re great at selling. Give them more time to sell with our fast solution to completing CRM notes.
Ask a Recruiter: Tangie Pettis
In this interview series, we’ll feature recruiters sharing highlights from their recruiting journeys – from the aspects of the job they love to the trusted tech tools they rely on to guide them through the workweek.
Visit TextExpander at CRM Evolution 2019
TextExpander is a big help for many customer relationship management teams, so we’re excited about going to CRM Evolution 2019. CRM Evolution brings together companies to learn about the latest trends and technologies for CRM, or customer relationship management. It’s also about learning new strategies for connecting with your customers. We’ll be there to show…
Presenter Series: Coding in Front of People
You’re on stage, you’ve practiced your presentation and the live coding demonstration portion. You start typing away. Typo! Backup and try again. Another typo! Backup and try again, give the audience a joke so you don’t lose them. You got your point across, but the typos were distracting to the audience. How to do it…
Ask a Recruiter: Aaron Mullenix
In this interview series, we’ll feature recruiters sharing highlights from their recruiting journeys – from the aspects of the job they love to the trusted tech tools they rely on to guide them through the workweek.
