All Blog Posts Tagged 'Blogs' (5)

Hello Readers,

If you follow Berrett-Koehler and/or any of our staff members on social networks like Facebook and Twitter, you may have noticed that a new job opportunity has opened up: BK is is looking for a Digital Producer/Editor. If you saw this posting, clicked on it, and even read the job description, you may also have noticed that this Digital Producer/Editor would be taking on many of the…

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Hello readers, and happy new year!

I was all set to pen something about new beginnings but, as often happens, something else got in the way. Today, we held the BK Author Lunch for Soren Kaplan, who is working on the upcoming BK book Leapfrogging: Harness the Power of Surprise…

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Hello Readers,

Remember me? It's been awhile since I've written one of these things, I know. You see, I've just returned from a 10-day vacation -- and I'm not the only one. Sure, summer is a time for travel, but never has it seemed so prevalent. While I was out of the office, so were several other BK staff members, and our numbers are dropping even further in the days to come. Friends of mine are on trips near and far, and my lucky sister is on a plane to Mexico as I type. What a…

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Hello Readers,

I thought I'd start off this blog entry with a little bit of Bonnie Kaufman background information. Lucky you, a glimpse into my ever-exciting personal life!

 

Here's a fact: I've never really been "into" Sports. Don't get me wrong: I'm not now, nor have I ever been, anti-sports. In fact, I've played quite a few of them, from a brief and early encounter with tennis, to short stints in soccer and basketball and, finally, many years enthusiastically playing…

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Dear Internet,



We have a tumultuous relationship, you and I. To the outside world, all seems well between us. We appear thick and thieves and happy with our loot, but often there is trouble in paradise. After careful consideration, I've concluded that all of our problems stem from a single sore spot: an imbalance in our relationship's power dynamic. You don't need me, Internet, but I feel that I need you. I needed you to find work, and now I need you to do it. I need you to keep in… Continue