Comments on: Google Reader Tutorial http://upstarthr.com Mon, 21 May 2012 12:13:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: HRevolution Blogging Session Help | UpstartHR http://upstarthr.com/google-reader-tutorial/#comment-5178 HRevolution Blogging Session Help | UpstartHR Fri, 16 Apr 2010 20:18:56 +0000 http://upstarthr.com/?page_id=1428#comment-5178 [...] advanced groups. They covered everything from website troubleshooting to getting post ideas from Google Reader to adding images to a WordPress post. After the event was over, I kept up with the beginner blogger [...] [...] advanced groups. They covered everything from website troubleshooting to getting post ideas from Google Reader to adding images to a WordPress post. After the event was over, I kept up with the beginner blogger [...]

]]> By: Thanks for everything, amigos | UpstartHR http://upstarthr.com/google-reader-tutorial/#comment-4794 Thanks for everything, amigos | UpstartHR Thu, 01 Apr 2010 15:51:00 +0000 http://upstarthr.com/?page_id=1428#comment-4794 [...] with the online HR community. You’ve all taught me so much and I’ll keep you in my Google Reader for old time’s [...] [...] with the online HR community. You’ve all taught me so much and I’ll keep you in my Google Reader for old time’s [...]

]]> By: Taming the (In-Box) Tiger | http://upstarthr.com/google-reader-tutorial/#comment-3957 Taming the (In-Box) Tiger | Wed, 03 Mar 2010 01:11:45 +0000 http://upstarthr.com/?page_id=1428#comment-3957 [...] Each time I see a newsletter or blog post in my in-box, I take a moment to evaluate its value to me. If I want to continue reading it, I subscribe through RSS. I use Google Reader, but use whatever works for you. Once a day, I glance through my subscriptions, which is much more efficient than being interrupted all day long. For a tutorial, see Ben Eubanks’ recent post. [...] [...] Each time I see a newsletter or blog post in my in-box, I take a moment to evaluate its value to me. If I want to continue reading it, I subscribe through RSS. I use Google Reader, but use whatever works for you. Once a day, I glance through my subscriptions, which is much more efficient than being interrupted all day long. For a tutorial, see Ben Eubanks’ recent post. [...]

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