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IT in the D, Episode 24: Code Michigan, Affluenza and More Dec 18, 2013

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IT in the D, Episode 24. It's almost Christmas, and so let's chat about some good stuff going on in the area... Recapping our last event of 2013 at Rochester Mills, talking Code Michigan and all sorts of fun stuff with guest Cliff Nowicki. Oh, and we came up with a great new business model for any company that needs development done... Not going to even try and hide it, we had some serious technical difficulties with the raw recording on this one. It's a little blown-out sounding and wound up being shorter than our other episodes as a result of the cleanup, but there's still a lot of solid information in here. [soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/131268933" params="color=ff5500&auto_play=false&show_artwork=true" width="100%" height="166" iframe="true" /] You can find Cliff at http://www.cliffnowicki.com/ The IT in the D Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITinTheD IT in the D on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ITinTheD The ITintheD.com Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITintheD ITintheD.com on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ITintheD Listing of our upcoming events: http://www.ITinTheD.com/meet/

IT in the D, Episode 23: IT in The O.C. Dec 10, 2013

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IT in the D, Episode 23. IT in the D learned all about IT in the O.C. last night, as we were joined in-studio by Phil Bertolini, CIO and Deputy County Executive for Oakland County. Great episode, and we learned a lot about things going on with Oakland County that a lot of folks probably don't even think about or realize are taking place... In our first segment, as always, we handled basic introductions and then dove into news and events that have caught our eye...which turned out to mostly involve fire this time around. Conspiracy theories about the fires breaking out at The Heidelberg Project that have destroyed three of the houses. The weird thing that happens that makes people burn things to celebrate. Riots in Brazil at a soccer match...that hadn't even started yet...and the inevitable wondering about how they're going to handle World Cup traffic next year. A lesson learned by Samsung about social media and how not to treat your customers when their phone literally melts down. We also lightly touched on the recently opened customer support center for GM that brought 300 jobs back here from Argentina, and how part of what they do is social media monitoring. [soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/124142545" params="color=ff6600&auto_play=false&show_artwork=true" width="100%" height="166" iframe="true" /] For our second segment, we dove right in with our in-studio guest, Phil Bertolini, CIO and Deputy County Executive for Oakland County. He had mentioned something before the break about alternate ways that government entities can make money outside of the usual taxation model on their citizens...and hey, we're all in favor of that...and it was a perfect segue into what Oakland County is doing with their G2gCloud offering. "G2G" stands for "Government to Government" - G2G Cloud Solutions was developed by Oakland County, Michigan to improve government services by sharing technology with other government agencies at little or no cost, therefore reducing the cost of government. So Oakland County lowers their own infrastructure costs by effectively becoming a cloud services provider to other government entities in Michigan and around the country. A very cool idea, and one that's definitely challenging the conception most people have that government / public sector work isn't cutting edge or worth looking at closely for a challenging career. We also chatted about the differences between IT in the private sector and public sector, and what different issues and obstacles exist in government operations that most of us probably aren't familiar with in our day to day private sector. When our third segment started, we finally remembered that we have our Support The Troops event Thursday night and should probably talk about that a little bit. Rochester Mills in Rochester Hills, 5:01pm start time like always, and the Frequently Asked Questions document you should read can be found here: http://www.ITinTheD.com/6807/support-the-troops-faq-2013/. After that chat and reminder we were right back in with Phil talking about how Oakland County is run from an operational and budgetary perspective, and why they haven't faced the same issues that a lot of other municipalities around the nation have because of the way they manage things. We doubled back on G2g, talked through some of the "day in the life" issues that are dealt with on a daily basis when you're working for a government office, and how they map their strategy to their operational plans and are constantly measuring against both to ensure that they're doing the right thing for Oakland County's citizens. How the three pillars that L. Brooks Patterson focuses on are Financial Management, Economic Development and Technology as a matter of everything going on. A bit about cybersecurity and the balance between "enabling citizens access to do things" and "keeping their data secure", and how Phil wound up as the CIO of Oakland County in the first place. For our fourth and final segment, we focused in the Economic Development pillar, and talked about jobs. Specifically the challenges that Oakland County is facing with recruiting and retaining solid talent. Part of it is losing people to the private sector, but it also stems from candidates with stale skillsets, or potential candidates not even thinking about working for the public sector. After leaving a number of positions vacant for a long time, Oakland County has a number of job openings in the information technology space - everything from application developers to project and program managers - and naturally jobs in other areas as well. Have a look out at http://www.oakgov.com/hr/jobs/Pages/apply.aspx And that brings our 23rd episode to a close. We'd like to thank Phil Bertolini for coming in and spending two hours with us to get some great information out there to our listeners. It was a pleasure, and absolutely one of our best episodes to date. A reminder about Thursday night: Our December event for the last few years has been not only a way for us to gather, kick back, chill a bit and reflect on the past year's mayhem, but we've tried very hard to do something good by supporting local Michigan military troops who are currently deployed overseas and their families back here at home. There's an entire Frequently Asked Questions document available here on our site, so make sure you read http://www.ITinTheD.com/6807/support-the-troops-faq-2013/ before asking any questions. Because we took the time to create the FAQ, and if you don't take the time to read it, then bad things will likely happen. Details can be found on our events page - http://www.ITinTheD.com/meet/, on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ITintheD, or on Meetup - http://www.meetup.com/ITintheD/ Really looking forward to seeing everyone there. Can't make it? Want to donate online? You can do so here: The IT in the D Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITinTheD IT in the D on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ITinTheD The ITintheD.com Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITintheD ITintheD.com on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ITintheD Listing of our upcoming events: http://www.ITinTheD.com/meet/

IT in the D, Episode 22: Mobility, Mobile Apps and Strategy Dec 03, 2013

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IT in the D, Episode 22 This was a GREAT episode. One of the ones where we could have sat there for anther two or three hours easily, and never run out of things to talk about. With our guests Elaina Farnsworth of Mobile Comply, Nate Hughes of Detroit Labs and Amber Coffman of Spark Digital Strategy, there was no shortage of things to talk about or topics to dive in...and a bit of ranting, naturally... In our first segment, we went through our usual round-up of news items that had caught our eye over the past week. Things like our Support the Troops event next Thursday, "How is Black Friday an international thing...complete with riots and chaos in Ireland?", that stores being open on Thursday proved to be a very good thing for them, and so all of those protests and debates about letting people stay with their families and pledging not to shop that day were...worthless...because the landscape has changed permanently, you can bet on it. We even got a little bit into how small of a world it can be sometimes, and why you don't judge people based on how they treat the CEO, but rather how they treat the secretary...or perhaps the DJ. Who happens to run a networking group you're a part of...but you don't know that. And who's cohost and longtime friend is friends with your boss...and eight other people you work with. In our second segment, we chatted with Elaina Farnsworth about Mobile Comply, and what they've got going on...which, as it turns out, is quite a bit. They've created a whole new training program to support the new CompTIA Certification, Mobility+, which teaches everything you need to know...and prove you know...about the basics of all things mobile. From architecture to infrastructure, and from platform agnostic best practices to security...it's a great foundation. They're running a special right now on the prep class for the test...and, well, since they quite literally wrote the book on it, you can be sure the teaching is sound. In our third segment, we switch over and engage with Nate Hughes, one of the founders of Detroit Labs. Just a great chat overall. From the beginnings at a few empty desks in the Compuware building to their space at the Madison building that they eventually filled to breaking point out to their move into their new building, where they span two entire floors of the old Lane Bryant building downtown. We'd heard some of the stories from Erika Carlson during her last visit, but it was really great to sit down and hear it all from Nate's perspective, which can seem to be paradoxical at times. They're a mobile application development company looking to hire developers...but not really necessarily mobile app devs. They tell potential clients their prices are almost assuredly going to be the highest...and yet they're swamped with work and growing. For our fourth and final segment, we dragged Amber Coffman from Spark Digital Strategy out of lurker mode and talked a bit about what digital strategy is, what services she brings to the table for her clients, and what digital strategy is...and, more importantly, why you need one. Brands versus identities. Personal versus corporate. Damage control and reputation management. We chatted a bit about this story involving some shady practices by a company concerned about their online reputation...and it may wind up costing them more than the backlash they're already receiving. [soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/122997429" params="color=ff6600&auto_play=false&show_artwork=true" width="100%" height="166" iframe="true" /] Links from tonight's show: Mobile Comply: http://mobilecomply.com/ Detroit Labs: http://www.detroitlabs.com/ Spark Digital Strategy: http://sparkdigitalstrategy.com/ The lawsuit over a negative review: http://abcnews.go.com/Business/couple-fined-3500-writing-negative-review/story?id=21018224 The IT in the D Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITinTheD IT in the D on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ITinTheD The ITintheD.com Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITintheD ITintheD.com on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ITintheD Listing of our upcoming events: http://www.ITinTheD.com/meet/

IT in the D, Episode 21: We Can Drink Legally Now! Nov 27, 2013

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Episode 21 of the IT in the D show was exactly what we needed. We were joined in studio by long-time friend of the program Jeff Haase in-studio. That of course led to a little hardcore geeking, some laughter, a dose of witty banter, a little mocking, some history of the group, a rant or two...you know, "Us 101"... In our first segment, we talk through the basics of our upcoming Support The Troops event on December 12th, we chat about our event last week at Falling Down Beer Company, and we dive into a bit of the history of ITintheD.com as well as some basics of dealing with us. Including the best and easiest way to piss us off. After that, we start diving into news and events that have caught our eye including fake Microsoft tech support phone calls that are really hackers, a problem with Yahoo that we're all surprised isn't getting more press, and a few others. In our second segment, we get right back into the Yahoo issue, as well as some freaky social engineering done via LinkedIn that just floored us all, dealing with the after-effects of your system getting compromised, a nasty scam that some tellers are running at grocery and departments stores around the country, some inevitable discussion of Black Friday and more importantly the psychology behind it, a really cool puzzle / cryptography / code breaking thing that's out there in the wild that's driving a lot of people nuts and more. In our third segment, we hop right back into the Cicada 3301 topic and why cryptography and code breaking are so damned fascinating, why Bob is stymied by the concept of airplanes being able to fly, Bitcoin, the Darknet and so much more geek-ness than we've gotten into in a long time. To wrap things up in our final segment, Bob and I get into a debate about the terms "saved" versus "started"...and of course it all revolved around beer, cell phones on airplanes, creatures of habit who fear change, and the impending possibility that phone carriers can start dropping landlines. [soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/122097843" width="100%" height="166" iframe="true" /] Links from tonight's show: About Cicada 3301: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/internet/10468112/The-internet-mystery-that-has-the-world-baffled.html How scientists prove we're geniuses by gathering people together over beer: https://medium.com/the-physics-arxiv-blog/cf3e13e4f103 TOR in a box: http://motherboard.vice.com/blog/the-anonymous-tor-network-now-comes-in-a-box Are we about to start living in a post-antibiotics world where none of them work...and what that means: https://medium.com/p/892b57499e77/ Who best safeguards your data: http://lifehacker.com/this-infographic-shows-which-sites-properly-encypt-your-1471169272 Fake tech support calls and Yahoo: http://lnkd.in/dvGbNWJ Should landlines go away: http://lnkd.in/dUyZPfr The IT in the D Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITinTheD IT in the D on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ITinTheD The ITintheD.com Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITintheD ITintheD.com on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ITintheD Listing of our upcoming events: http://www.ITinTheD.com/meet/

IT in the D, Episode 20: D:Hive and Getting Hired Nov 19, 2013

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Episode 20 of the IT in the D show with April Boyle from D:Hive Detroit and Stephanie Goodrich of Secure-24. In our first segment, we talk through news and events that have caught our eye including conspiracy theories, Google forcing Google+ integration on Youtube and the public backlash and more. In our second segment, we dive in with April to learn about all of the cool things that D:Hive has going on. They're the folks behind one of our former show guests, Spielhaus Toys, getting setup with a pop-up storefront downtown, and they do much more in that avenue. From running classes teaching people how to actually start a business to bar crawls and walking tours throughout Detroit, D:Hive is doing some great stuff. In our third segment, we chat with Stephanie Goodrich from Secure-24 about reasons people aren't getting hired. From the horror stories of people bringing their parents to interviews to a complete lack of soft skills, and then on to companies that artificially manipulate market statistics so that they can bring in H1B visa workers on the cheap...a good chat for sure. To wrap things up in our final segment, we double back with our guests on some earlier points and close things out with some general chatter and discussions. [soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/120869554" width="100%" height="166" iframe="true" /] Links from tonight's show: D:Hive Detroit: http://www.dhivedetroit.org Secure-24: http://www.secure-24.com The IT in the D Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITinTheD IT in the D on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ITinTheD The ITintheD.com Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITintheD ITintheD.com on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ITintheD Listing of our upcoming events: http://www.ITinTheD.com/meet/

IT in the D, Episode 19: Canadian Legal Nov 13, 2013

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IT in the D, Episode 19: Canadian Legal. Original air date: 11/11/2013 Good episode. We had Matt Oehrlein from i3detroit, a pretty cool "hacker space" located just north of 8 mile in Ferndale in-studio with us, along with HerShe - a stand-up comic / writer / actress / singer who performs in clubs across the metro Detroit area who's just released a DVD and always has a good, laugh-worthy insight into things, and Russ Dotson called in from his overseas station in Ethiopia to start talking about our annual Support the Troops event in December. And as usual, we rambled quite a bit... You can listen via your browser by continuing down below, and of course everything is also out on SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/itinthed, and should be available on iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ITinTheD.org/id665504867 and Stitchr - http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/ITintheD/it-in-the-d - shortly To kick things off, we handle some basics - Bob's back in-studio after a business trip and the birth of his third child, we introduce our guests for the night - Matt Oehrlein of i3Detroit and HerShe the Entertainer, and Russ Dotson calls in from his deployment station in Ethiopia to start the discussion about our annual Support the Troops event on December 12th at Rochester Mills in Rochester Hills. Appropriate for a broadcast on Veteran's Day. Segment 1: In our 2nd segment, we chat about net neutrality, Amazon.com paying for Sunday deliveries via the postal service, and Bob's newest obsession - a machine that dispenses mashed potatoes. Who would've thought mashed potatoes could cause a total loss of sanity? Segment 2: In our 3rd segment, we pull things back on to the tracks after the Great Mashed Potatoes Debacle, and learn all about i3Detroit from Matt Oehrlein. With everything from classes about how to paint like Bob "Happy Little Trees" Ross to playing with plasma cutters, i3Detroit does a little bit of everything in their hacker space. What's a hacker space? Guess you should listen and find out, shouldn't you? Segment 3: In our 4th and final segment, we dive in with HerShe the Entertainer, a stand up comic who's just released a DVD, chat a bit more with Matt from i3Detroit and wrap things up for the night. Segment 4: Links from tonight's show: i3Detroit: http://www.i3detroit.org/ HerShe: http://www.hershdoesitall.com/ The IT in the D Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITinTheD IT in the D on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ITinTheD The ITintheD.com Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITintheD ITintheD.com on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ITintheD Listing of our upcoming events: http://www.ITinTheD.com/meet/

IT in the D, Episode 18: Agile and Beyond, Toscano Media, Blue Argyle Media Nov 06, 2013

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IT in the D, episode 18. Original air date 11/4/2013. Bob abandoned us for his stupid job, so it was Dave and Jeff holding down the fort with some really cool guests. We had Tom Churchwell in talking about the Agile and Beyond conference taking place in February, Jim Toscano and Danny Gianino from Toscano Media in talking about film making and what they do, and the photographer from our last two Pink Slip Party events, Cherry Volz, talking about her design and photography business. Oh, and we gave away some tickets to an upcoming concert at Saint Andrews Hall, and we'll be doing more of that in coming weeks... In our opening segment, we handle introductions of the guests, Bob calls in from Minneapolis, and we do our usual roundtable of discussing topics of interest from the course of the past week that have caught our eye, get some basics on the guests, and then make our valiant attempt at giving away tickets to a show Saturday night at Saint Andrews Hall. In our second segment, we catch up with the guys from Toscano Media. Kind of an interesting story here. They were working for a publication, that publication slashed out their staff, and so they were set adrift. They then decided to start their own business, and reached out to us via ITintheD.com...but unfortunately, as you know, we don't do a whole lot of "video worthy" stuff (you can stop reminding me about the time I got slapped by a little Navy girl any time now), but Bob got me pulled into this wrestling thing he's a total fanboy of, and so I mentioned that to them, they loved it, and long story short they wound up putting together a commercial for them in like a day that aired on MyTV20 this past Sunday. So, we have people getting fired, deciding to be entrepreneurs and strike out on their own, doing a killer job of it thus far, and indulging us for our pet projects. Needless to say, a good story all around. They're available for video shoots (however, "no weddings"...seriously, weddings must be hell, because Cherry didn't want to do any either), and would love to talk to companies about internal or external projects they're looking at taking on and more. A link to their Vimeo profile is below, and here's the killer commercial they put together in next to no time: In our third segment, we chat with Tom Churchwell about the Agile and Beyond conference taking place in February. They're still looking for speakers and sponsors, so hit them up while you still can! Sounds like a great event to be at whether you're just learning about agile or a seasoned professional with it. Give a listen to learn all about what's going to be taking place at their Feb 22 conference. In our fourth and final segment of the night, we talk with Cherry about Blue Argyle Media, locking yourself out of your own server, and what it's like dealing with parents and kids during photo shoots. Also, what she's looking for in potential clients (hint: "not weddings"...common answer), her upcoming Christmas card photo shoots, and life as a mom with teenage kids while trying to also be an entrepreneur. That's all for this week. Tune in on Monday the 11th for a chat with i3detroit about painting like Bob Ross, fighting robots, and DIY workspaces along with the founder and organizer of the "Detroit Drunken Historical Society". I know...we can't wait, either. Links from tonight's show: Agile and Beyond conference: http://www.agileandbeyond.com Toscano Media: https://vimeo.com/jimtoscano The studio they shoot in: http://bobwilliamsstudio.com The little side-project they did for Bob and I that you should check out: http://youtu.be/nb5Nn2PmsRM Cherry Volz: http://cherryvolz.com/ Blue Argyle Media: http://blueargylemedia.com/ The IT in the D Facebook page for the concert tickets: https://www.facebook.com/ITinTheD IT in the D on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ITinTheD The ITintheD.com Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITintheD ITintheD.com on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ITintheD

IT in the D, Episode 17, Full Episode: Girl Develop It – Detroit, Social Media Coop Detroit Oct 30, 2013

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IT in the D, Episode 17. Original air date 10/28/2013. Another great show. With return guests Erika and Michelle from Girl Develop It - Detroit and Billy Strawter of Social Media Coop Detroit coming back in, it's always a good time. Tonight was no different... In our first segment, we pretend that we really do have girls coming to join us at some point as we break in with Billy Strawter and talk social media, why LinkedIn sucks yet again and how dangerous their latest app update is, more on the Adobe hack with an ironic twist, and some other news and stories that have caught our attention this week. In our second segment, Erika and Michelle finally find their way to the studio after wandering aimlessly around the fourth floor for who knows how long, we talk Halloween and social media with Billy Strawter, and have a good old time in general. For segment three, we dive back in with our guests, talking about major social media fails, what's going on over at Girl Develop It - Detroit, and other news and topics from around the area. In our fourth and final segment, we wrap things up by hitting on Girl Develop It - Detroit's upcoming classes, touching on changing perceptions from "social media" to "digital marketing" and more. Girl Develop It - Detroit can be found at http://www.girldevelopit.com/chapters/detroit or on Meetup at http://www.meetup.com/Girl-Develop-It-Detroit/ Social Media Coop Detroit can be found at http://socialcoopmedia.com/ Our IT in the D Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITinTheD Our IT in the D Twitter account: https://twitter.com/ITinTheD ITintheD.com on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ITintheD ITintheD.com on LinkedIn https://twitter.com/ITintheD

IT in the D, Episode 16: Falling Down Beer Company, Marketplace Homes, Absotech Oct 23, 2013

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IT in the D, Episode 16. Original air date 10/21/2013. Our guests include Mark Larson, one of the owners of Falling Down Beer Company, Mark Shaftner, COO of Marketplace Homes, and Derek Strate, owner of Absotech LLC. A great show, all around. Fantastic conversations, awesome topics, and a solid flow between all of the guests. In tonight's show... In our first segment, we handle introductions, and do our usual wander through some of the more interesting stories that have caught our eye. From Google+ using your face in ads to stores tracking your movements through your cell phone's wifi card, our recent event at Blackfinn and Network Michigan's event on Thursday night, helicopter drones that use your phone's GPS to deliver books and food to you bringing us one step closer to Terminator's Judgment Day and the latest fun with Experian having sold 500,000 full details to an identity theft website and oh so much more. In our second segment, we get right to the fun stuff. Mark Larson of Falling Down Beer Company. Those of you who have been around for a while will remember that we had our February casual networking social event there before they were even really open to the public. Well, they've been cranking on their remodeling work and we're going back for our November event on the 21st. Mark also brought along some of the great beer that they've got on tap at Falling Down...but unfortunately we still haven't managed to get those reuben eggrolls in-studio with us. Guess we'll just have to stop by and grab some between now and the 21st. In our third segment, we dive in to all of the cool things that Marketplace Homes is doing, and we're not just talking about the "hey, we'll lease your existing home" program that they have going on. Mark Shaftner, COO of Marketplace Homes is in-studio to tell us about some of the ways that Marketplace Homes is using technology to revolutionize the home shopping and home buying experience, and things they're doing to make the process smoother, easier, and even cheaper. In our fourth and final segment, we wrap things up with Derek Strate telling us about Absotech. Derek's a long-time member of our networking group, and one of the folks who has moved on from working for others to starting his own company and now hiring others through our events. Truly a great success story, and Derek's doing a lot of good things for his clients around the metro Detroit area. Falling Down Beer Company can be found at https://www.facebook.com/fallingdownbeer Marketplace Homes can be found at http://marketplacehomes.com/ Absotech can be found at http://absotechllc.com/ Network Michigan can be found on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NetworkingMichigan On LinkedIn at http://www.linkedin.com/groups/NetworkMichiganorg-4264317 On Twitter at https://twitter.com/networkmichigan Our IT in the D Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITinTheD Our IT in the D Twitter account: https://twitter.com/ITinTheD ITintheD.com on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ITintheD ITintheD.com on LinkedIn https://twitter.com/ITintheD

IT in the D, Episode 15: iTalent, Goodwill Industries Detroit and More Oct 16, 2013

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IT in the D, Episode 15. The full episode of our show from 10/14/2013... Great night with Davina Beh, Scott Sabellico, and Melinda Ann Prince as our in-studio guests. In our opening segment, we chat about some news, take a phone call from an old friend of mine as we tackle the semi-uncomfortable topic of dealing with jerks from your past on social media and learn why none of us will ever have security clearances. Ever. In the second, we talk about Goodwill Industries Detroit, get through some introductions of our in-studio guests...and laugh. A lot. In the third, we dive into handling your job search when you're completely changing industries and career paths, what Goodwill Industries Detroit has going on, and more. For the final segment, we close out the night by wrapping up a few touch points from prior segments, talking about recruiters, resumes, and the importance of networking overall. Links from tonight's show: Our upcoming events an always be found at http://www.ITinTheD.com/meet/ iTalent is at http://www.italent-llc.com Goodwill Industries Detroit can be found at http://www.goodwilldetroit.org/ Network Michigan can be found on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NetworkingMichigan On LinkedIn at http://www.linkedin.com/groups/NetworkMichiganorg-4264317 On Twitter at https://twitter.com/networkmichigan Our IT in the D Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ITinTheD Our IT in the D Twitter account: https://twitter.com/ITinTheD ITintheD.com on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ITintheD ITintheD.com on LinkedIn https://twitter.com/ITintheD

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