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  • + DBlackley Douglas Blackley 2 years ago
    Jeff:



    Thanks for the reply. I had to smile; I'd experienced a personal instance of 'failing to read the whole message' before responding to your first set of comments. After sneding the query, I happened to look again at your psots and relaized that the answers were clearly indicated. Thansk for your patience....my question to you was a 'flame-begger', for sure!
  • + jeffmcneill Jeff Mcneill 2 years ago
    In the slides you say 'like yours' but that implies that the boss' company is not 'your' company, instead say 'like ours' provides for the understanding that the company is 'ours'

    Specific infringement? Copywritten images without written permission.

    Please note that these questions could have been answered if you refer to the slide on which they are given. Each comment has a slide number next to it.
  • + DBlackley Douglas Blackley 2 years ago
    Jeff:



    Thanks for the quick review and the helpful comments. Couple of questions for clarification:

    1. Could you point out the specific iinfringement?

    2. What does the statement 'like ours' refer to?



    As to the identification of my boss....here is a wonderful example of an image communicating more precisely then words.
  • + jeffmcneill Jeff Mcneill 2 years ago
    'Like ours'
  • + jeffmcneill Jeff Mcneill 2 years ago
    Your boss is Mahmoud Ahmadinejad?
  • + jeffmcneill Jeff Mcneill 2 years ago
    This is likely copyright infringement
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  1. My name is Doug Write Brain “ Information design & presentation” Orlando, Florida
  2. I work at explaining technology…
  3. to people who don’t understand it…
  4. people who think they do understand it…
  5. people who despise it…
  6. and people who worship it.
  7. I do all this in a big company…
  8. and I also do all this for my little company.
  9. My big company work is very much like the work I do by myself.
  10. There is one exception to that statement.
  11. I don’t do work for anyone who is already doing work at the big company where I work…
  12. because I like working at the big company.
  13. I have a wife, and a daughter…
  14. ..and a cat.
  15. So… Preparing Scope of Work statement
  16. One day, my boss comes up to me, and says… “ Hey, are you busy?”
  17. I say, ”Yes!”
  18. and he says, “Oh. What cha’ doing?”
  19. I say…
  20. “ Hi. My name is Doug…
  21. I work here in your big company.
  22. What am I doing?
  23. I write things ….
  24. … that help people understand how technology might help a company…
  25. like yours
  26. or a great product…
  27. like yours…
  28. or fantastic service…
  29. like yours …
  30. or brilliant ideas…
  31. like yours…
  32. reach each one of them…
  33. individually…
  34. uniquely…
  35. interactively…
  36. accurately…
  37. privately…
  38. precisely…
  39. so that each of them decides that your company, product, service, or idea can help them to…
  40. satisfy an expectation…
  41. or feed a want…
  42. or satisfy a need…
  43. … or just answer some “what-the-heck” impulse .
  44. Yea.
  45. I collect, design, and communicate information about your ideas so that they…
  46.  
  47.  
  48.  
  49.  
  50.  
  51.  
  52.  
  53.  
  54. Yea.
  55. I work with…
  56. designers…
  57. writers…
  58. visionaries…
  59. project “one-nighters”…
  60. engineers of many kinds…
  61. developers who’ve lost their minds…
  62. slash-and-burners…
  63. … wanna-be Ted Turners…
  64. … real deep thinkers…
  65. … and one or two stinkers.
  66. Program directors…
  67. systems managers…
  68. workforce supervisors…
  69. project planners.
  70. Web designers…
  71. and web makers.
  72. Wireless gurus…
  73. and broadcasting masters.
  74. Yea.
  75. “ That’s what I do.”
  76. And my boss says, “Oh.”
  77. [LONG PAUSE]
  78. But maybe you get it….
  79. By the way…
  80. … did you hear a guitar strumming folk licks in your head while you were looking through this deck?
  81. … maybe you heard Arlo Guthrie humming a little ditty from “Alice’s Restaurant?”?
  82. I did.
  83. Anyway…
  84. wanna do something together?
  85. a project, maybe?
  86. 386-547-8928 [email_address] Like…call me!
  87. Have a good one!

+ Douglas BlackleyDouglas Blackley, 2 years ago

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