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Theresa Quintanilla
Houston, TX
Creative professional and entrepreneur
Interests: CRM, customer relationship management, marketing, loyalty, innovation, business books, houston's image, blogging, new york, marketing trends
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Surprisingly fresh resume recommendations
I don't enjoy learning from videos, so it took a lot of fortitude for me to sit through this, but I got a bunch of fresh and friendly suggestions. It's not about second guessing your audience. It's about expressing genuine interest in the job that was described. And trying to be helpful. via www.youtube.com Continue reading
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I've got to memorize this list for "talking to people you barely know." (from Lilsa MacLellan on Quartz)
People greatly overestimate how awkward it will be to hold a “deep” conversation with someone they don’t know well, and routinely underestimate how much other people care about us and what’s on our minds via qz.com How to have better conversations with people you barely know — Quartz at Work Lila MacLellan December 26, 2021 T'S NOT THEM, IT'S YOU The secret to having more meaningful conversations Twenty prompts for better conversations During the study, which appeared in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, participants were given conversation prompts ranked according to how intimate they were perceived to be.... Continue reading
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Email newsletters are "not for the faint of heart"
As a newsletter publisher, I was heartened by Chris Short's story of a conscientious journey to responsible mass emailing. It shows me that I've been relying too hard on what any one email service provider does. I'm going to become better educated, and I aspire to be as conscientious as he is. I also appreciated the way he mentions his newsletter when networking with people. ChrisShort.net: Things no one tells you when you start a newsletter, 2020-Mar-24 Mail delivery on the modern internet is one of the single hardest tasks out there. First, every administrator and engineer from the network... Continue reading
Reblogged Apr 26, 2022 at QViews
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March 20, 2022
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Camera now decisive in phone, computer selections
Quoting Om Malick: Video is the ultimate projection of self, and the camera is the way to get it done. More than the screens, storage, or speeds, the camera emotionally personalizes our devices. A camera is our tool to project our reality and our image to the world, but more importantly, to ourselves. via om.co Continue reading
Reblogged Mar 19, 2022 at QViews
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Why are they here?
"...despite all the public focus on Californication, there are intriguing signs that many of the newest arrivals share key characteristics with lifelong Texans. Many are coming for abundant jobs, lower taxes, fewer regulations, and a more reasonable cost of living (which may be hard to believe for Texan buyers and renters fretting over the housing market but is a fact)." Tom Foster in Texas Monthly, Dec. 2021 https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/newest-texans-who-are-they/ Continue reading
Posted Dec 21, 2021 at QViews
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Why convincing skeptics is unnecessary
Reblogged Dec 13, 2021 at QViews
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Reminder to consider your email audience
British company Perkbox Insights surveyed 1,928 people in late 2019 and found... Perkbox Resources: The most annoying phrases you can use in an email, ranked, 2020-Jan-6 by Hazel Ramsell The Top 5 best greetings for a work email: Hi – 49% Good morning / afternoon – 48% Hello – 21% Dear – 20% Happy [insert day]! eg Happy Friday! – 7% Now for the worst It seems like no greeting is a big no-no, with 53% saying that not greeting the recipient is the worst way to start an email. This is followed by the impersonal ‘To whom it may... Continue reading
Reblogged Dec 6, 2021 at QViews
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Buffalo Bayou, River of Life: The Show Goes On | Save Buffalo Bayou
Buffalo Bayou, River of Life: The Show Goes On Sale of Buffalo Bayou Art and Photography Continues through Nov. 28 Important Benefit for Save Buffalo Bayou and Friends of Don Greene! Flatland Gallery, Café Brasil, 1709 Westheimer, Houston Saturdays and Sundays, noon to 6 p.m. And By Appointment. Contact Us. via www.savebuffalobayou.org Continue reading
Reblogged Nov 18, 2021 at QViews
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I'm not hiring. Scammers are using my name.
Reblogged Nov 1, 2021 at QViews
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Building a career versus finding another job
Reblogged Jul 8, 2021 at QViews
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Houston lags among Texas cities in arts funding
Reblogged Jun 18, 2021 at QViews
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Planning a new role
Reblogged Jun 18, 2021 at QViews
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How to make the Internet a better marketplace
Reblogged Jun 17, 2021 at QViews
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More to come
Posted May 8, 2021 at QViews
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Turtles all the way over
Posted May 7, 2021 at QViews
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Long live the iPhone SE
Posted Dec 18, 2020 at QViews
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Tuning our marketing to the economic times
Posted Aug 28, 2020 at QViews
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How to be a good listener on Zoom
Posted Aug 17, 2020 at QViews
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How maintaining "weak ties" improves mental health
Reblogged Aug 5, 2020 at QViews
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How to make our companies more inclusive
Reblogged Jul 28, 2020 at QViews
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The best way to connect with your audience
Posted Jul 27, 2020 at QViews
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Building empathy as a skill
Reblogged Jul 20, 2020 at QViews
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How to Identify an Audience You Can Profitably Reach
Reblogged Jul 15, 2020 at QViews
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Less Value in "Lifestyle Marketing"
Posted Jul 9, 2020 at QViews
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