Hasan Onat

How youth depends on social networking

Try to memorize everyone in your friends circle, put it down on a sheet of paper. Arrange them in any order it doesn’t matter. Now as I write, strike out the ones that relate to what I say. From this brady bunch strike out the names which you think are only your friends because of the money. Then strike out the ones who are your friends only because your cool - do it honestly. Then strike out the ones who More

The benefits of HR Management software

As someone who has dealt with these issues in previous employment, it’s important to consider the benefits of a well placed system. Whether you are a HR professional working for a small or large company you will find there are a large number of HR management software programs available to help you complete your assigned tasks. So what are the benefits of investing in a HR management software program? Well, let’s take a look.

HR management software programs are flexible, More

Review Comedy Ads

More than just one more humorous string of commercials among many, the Fosters good call ad campaign has a subtle undercurrent of social triggers that makes it as effective as it is.

Two idle and scruffy men with tattered clothing, one of them slightly overweight, would not usually be the model citizens you would phone for relationship and social advice. And they are definitely not the poster boys that you would normally pick to lead an international ad campaign. Did More

Top Ten Employee needs

Top Tem Employee Needs -
What does a good Emplyee need? Well here are the bullet points!

· Good salary for the job and payment on time

To be motivated and do their job properly and with devotion staff members need to have their needs met. A basic need of a good income is essential for an organisation. Around half of the budget of the college, and to be more exact £4 mill, is put aside for wages per year More

The BBC Rule, But…

Like confusing things like Strategic Marketing Enigin (a thing I saw on the web which I am sure makes perfect sense but I am too business-thick to understand), there are some things on TV that defy explanation as to how they were allowed to come about. Things that should not be seen by anyone except prisoners who have commited some terrible crime. One would be Simon Cowell’s square head being allowed on to TV (always with the kind of full-frontal angle that allows the squareness to run riot on millions of viewers) and the other would be the BBC News in the morning and the section of the show that attempts to get “fresh”. And “cool"and every other word that makes you feel queasy and uncomfortable. Yes, in this section the BBC Newsreaders abandon the normal formal hoo-ha and go for being cool and stuff, so that all the youngsters will think they are cool and suitably “with it”. Only it’s transparent in an almost perverse way. To be honest, it makes me glad I am not a youngster today…

For example, they had a thing on about poets last week. Not just ANY poets but street poets with histories or drug abuse and gang violence. That was great. You got to see the Newsreaders nodding along as if to say, “Yes, there was a brief moment in 1962 when I did the same and it was HORRIFIC!, and then smile when the poets talked about a brutal murder which they saw first hand.

Please, BBC, you know you do some things well – documentaries presented by people with …Borough in their second name and the like – but stick to that stuff. Don’t pollute the air with things so uncool, right?

Tweeting to Freedom!

So I just read this crazy news story on the Telegraph online. Well I guess it’s not that crazy, or maybe it’s just that everything in the world is crazy these days, but still it’s interesting I think. The Japanese journalist Kosuke Tsuneoka who hadn’t been seen for over four months managed to fool his captors in to letting him send a tweet! I love modern technology so much and I love the fact that he had the guts to More