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This post is not about ethics nor criticism. I love walking a fine line between black-and-white-hat techniques when it comes to evangelism. But even if you use black-hat techniques you should use it the right way.
As our community grows, some of the most dedicated members will continue to contribute more to the community overall well-fare. Experience has shown that with formal recognition from the community, these members will without a doubt make further efforts to add more content that enriches the their fellows' life.
A friend of mine is currently looking for exceptional Developers to join her startup. IMHO, it's a great place to work with lots of opportunities for growth. Experience is a plus, but definitely not mandatory. If you're just out of school and seeking some amazing mobile development projects to work on, this is definitely worth consideration. And you get to hang out with cool people too (wink).
You probably know LinkHay, a Digg-like service built and maintained by VCCorp, a leading digital content provider of Vietnam. This evening we - users ("LinkHayers") - will put together a small but cosy meet-up for those who love the Internet.
Cambodia is a country a population of 14mil people and an average annual growth rate of around 8.5% in the last 5 years, boasting a lot more opportunities for future developments judging by our observation of the tourism sector (we love Siem Reap btw!), which makes a lot of sense for Vietnamese telcoms to consider participating in.
There's one scientific study "where they give two groups of kids relatively easy math problems. The first group they tell "wow, you must be really smart to complete all those!", the second group they tell "wow, you must have worked really hard to complete all those!". They then give them another set of problems far above their skill level. The second group of kids, the 'hard-workers', work much longer at the problems before giving up on them. And when both groups are given another set of relatively easy problems, the first group's performance takes a nosedive." (via hegemonicon on HN).
Following the success of Barcamp Saigon 2008, we've been working on the second release of the event, which is slated for December 13th (tentative). With a view to encouraging further participation from the community, we're pleased to announce the Barcamp Saigon 2009 Logo Design Contest.
Well for one thing, social media is so different from traditional marketing in that it takes a lot of time, it's incremental. It's neither about blockbusters nor serial killing ads on da TV. It's about building up the conversation and "keep posting". Or fishing. With or without a hook. When you have something interesting to say, they will come to you. You probably won't have to wait until you're 80 like our man. But don't expect success to come early.
is the number of people who have completed our survey, which is based on Forrester's Social Technographics, which classifies consumers into six overlapping levels of participation (creators, critics, collectors, joiners, spectators, and inactives). As of this writing.
Please kindly take a look at the first 2 chapters of the thesis, which have been quite complete. This is mostly a 3-week work so it's not supposed to be fancy. The language is in Vietnamese though. For English speakers, I wish you knew our language!