by Mark O'Brien | Apr 24, 2017
Following in the footsteps of media outlets everywhere, PropertyCasualty360.com has taken to publishing the patently obvious — packaging it as insight, foresight, clear sight, industry news … or something. Hence we have, “Insurance implications of legal...
by Mark O'Brien | Apr 17, 2017
Suffering from what appears to be business publishing’s rampant dearth of content, Fast Company picked up this article previously published by Monster: “Five Subtle Signs Your Boss Is Hoping You’ll Quit”. That little slice of brilliantly...
by Mark O'Brien | Apr 10, 2017
What the hell happened? I realize ya know showed up right about the same time as um, uh, ah, well, basically, ya see, and other rhetorical delay tactics came into popular usage. They’re delay tactics because they’re the utterances we use in the attempt to...
by Mark O'Brien | Apr 3, 2017
I have an idea for a new product. It’s called Egregiously Chuckleheaded Opinion Liability Insurance (ECOLI). It would indemnify publications that print bad advice — along with the the addlepated know-it-alls who author that advice with no regard for the...
by Mark O'Brien | Mar 27, 2017
I like Forbes. I do. But one of two things must be true: (1) Children are its new target readership. (2) It’s sucking wind for content. Case in point: Forbes published this article from a dude with a Ph.D. in clinical and industrial-organizational...
