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Bernardino Blanco Marketing and a disertation about sales...

Hello everyone, I am writing and preparing an essay on Marketing as I understand it. 30 years doing business has told me something about interchange of goods and the motives people have to do or not to do a business. I have take a big bunch of courses and would like to skim several ideas, I have read several books and took some concepts. My style is or prettend to be classic, simple but educated and with good manners, easy and understandable. Still as informed as possible. Maybe no one will… Continue

Added by Bernardino Blanco on July 3, 2009 at 12:54am — 2 Comments

Roberto Agudelo Infante Sergio Fajardo ahead in terms of social media.

Today I am greatly proud of Colombia’s technological advances. Finally, a group of young strategic political advisors designed an admirable web site. Sergio Fajardo is the first Colombian presidential candidate who understood -before his opponents- the importance of social networks to know his objective public and to send out his message to them. Sergio Fajardo is a young political leader running for the presidency of Colombia 2010 – 2014. As young, he realized he should make the most out of hi… Continue

Added by Roberto Agudelo Infante on July 1, 2009 at 6:55pm — No Comments

Fernando A Camacho Did Honduras put democracy against the wall?

Did Honduras put democracy against the wall? Or it's true what the new government in Honduras says, that they did it to defend their democracy? Please participate with your comments Fernando Continue

Added by Fernando A Camacho on June 29, 2009 at 12:02pm — 3 Comments

Richard Buerkle Let's get together

I travel a lot. And when I travel I try to visit schools because I am a Spanish teacher here in Atlanta and want to compare teaching methods. Five years ago I was visiting Buenos Aires and arranged to visit a Catholic school. I wanted to go to an English classroom to compare the way the class is taught. But the principal would only let me go to a social studies classroom. What can I talk to them about, I thought? So I talked about one of the bigger social issues here in the USA: illegal immigrat… Continue

Added by Richard Buerkle on June 29, 2009 at 11:46am — 1 Comment

Martha B. Gallegos Immigration Reform

By all means! There is no such thing as Illegal immigration. Everyone in this Hemisphere is an immigrant! Yes, everyone came from somewhere else, including Native Americans, although they arrived well before the European invasion and had a right to their land. Europeans brought the sinister institution which was part of the Mercantilist scheme, slavery, i.e., the immigrants who were brought here against their will. That is modern history. As per the current debate: 1. All of the propaganda agai… Continue

Added by Martha B. Gallegos on June 25, 2009 at 4:41pm — No Comments

Jan Mayer-Rodriguez Leadership Tip - Giving and Receiving Feedback

"No one enjoys addressing others' deficiencies. But failure to do so sends the message that people are on track when they really aren't. And that may be the greatest disservice a leader can do to someone else". - Eric Harvey Dear Leaders, How are you at giving feedback? How receptive are you to receiving feedback? Both can be very difficult yet both are critical if you are to be a successful leader. As leaders we may be more comfortable giving feedback than receiving it. We view giving feedba… Continue

Added by Jan Mayer-Rodriguez on June 25, 2009 at 2:20pm — 1 Comment

Fernando A Camacho Immigration Reform

Are you in favor of an Immigration Reform? President Obama is asking today to legislators for new law that will help 12 million undocumented. Please participate on this important issue of Immigration. Thanks Fernando Continue

Added by Fernando A Camacho on June 25, 2009 at 10:08am — 9 Comments

Roberto Agudelo Infante Advertising in agony

Recently I used to believe that advertising in traditional media was being threatened by Internet; most of advertisers seemed to be hypnotized by this phenomenon. I scarcely understood how advertising on Internet worked and much less how it was going to work in the coming years once Internet took almost all the information over. I had many doubts. However, by reading what Erick Clemons wrote on his article “why advertising is failing on the Internet” I now realized that advertising is in agony n… Continue

Added by Roberto Agudelo Infante on June 19, 2009 at 9:36am — No Comments

Beverly A. Beggs good morning!

I'm ready to shift into high gear and run with a new opportunity!! Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions about where I could send my resumes? I'm looking for ANY type of entry level position in a Spanish speaking office or environment. I'm not as fluent as I would like yet and realize that given the opportunity my skills will quickly and greatly improve! Thanks, Beverly Beggs, Colorado Springs Continue

Added by Beverly A. Beggs on June 18, 2009 at 8:22am — No Comments

Roberto Agudelo Infante The first grassroot movement in Colombia, at least for me.

Between 1980 and 2004 Colombia was submerged in the worst crisis of violence; drug trafficking industry had accumulated enough power to penetrate almost all our governmental organizations, from the judicial to legislative branch, military, private sector, church, and so on. Consequently, civilians were unprotected and drug traffickers took the advantage to intimidate them through terrorist activities which largely were carried out by left-wing revolutionaries groups. As a result, this crisis ga… Continue

Added by Roberto Agudelo Infante on June 16, 2009 at 8:46pm — 1 Comment

Octavia Sharron Social Movements-NOT a thing of the past!

The power of grassroots campaigns and movements was instrumental in Obama's Presidential bid. They aided him in becoming our nation's first African-American president. American History is based on Social Movements. Think back to the Boston Tea Party or Women's suffrage, Segregation and even our modern day peer-to-peer lending to strangers on the internet. Social Movements are not a thing of the past. People caring about other people is the sole reason that Social Movements work. Common ideas… Continue

Added by Octavia Sharron on June 8, 2009 at 12:10pm — 1 Comment

Kenneth Fach Who is Kenneth Fach

Quien soy yo? I am someone who likes giving Spanish lessons to all age groups. I have been tutoring people in Spanish since 1994, and have taught Spanish to army reservists, attorneys, school teachers, business entrepreneurs, university students and children. I grew up with a passion for the Spanish language, its phonology, speech variations, and the music of the Spanish language. I met friends who inspired me with my interest in Spanish. As an 8 year old, I visited my mom's school festivals w… Continue

Added by Kenneth Fach on June 5, 2009 at 4:30pm — No Comments

Cesar Alcala I need to work.

Hello everyone, I am basically new to this website and I would like to know about job opportunities for accountants in the DFW area. I am looking for an entry-level staff accountant position; I am a recent college graduate (B.S. Accounting). I will greatly appreciate your help. What other professional career websites would you recommend? Continue

Added by Cesar Alcala on June 4, 2009 at 11:27pm — 1 Comment

Carmen Joan Aponte Employment opportunities

Welcome everyone, I am looking for certified mental health counselors, physical, speech, and occupational terapist. The developmentally disabled are people that are often negelected and it's time we spread some of the compassion and love that fills our hearts. Please pass the word. Continue

Added by Carmen Joan Aponte on June 3, 2009 at 1:16pm — No Comments

LatPro Job Board Industry Veteran Launches New Job Search Engine

PLANTATION, FL – June 2, 2009 – Today LatPro, Inc. launched JustJobs.com, a new job search engine intended to simplify job search. JustJobs.com is a vertical job search engine that searches positions from other job boards and employers’ websites. JustJobs.com follows the launch of LatPro’s DiversityJobs.com search engine in 2006. In development for over 3… Continue

Added by LatPro on June 2, 2009 at 8:00am — No Comments

Tomás Sutón Bola One Bad Night In Mexico (But 100 Good Poems in the USA)

If I can write a book about my personal experiences, why not you also? I actually never before now, had thought of writing a book. I was just writing some journal notes about what happened to me and father-in-law, on a trip down to Villa Hidalgo, Durango, México. Then, one day my brother in Austin, Texas told me that I should make a book out of that story and publish it. Well, the more I thought about it, I finally decided that it would be a good project for a retired man, 70 years of age. So, I… Continue

Added by Tomás Sutón Bola on May 28, 2009 at 1:11pm — 3 Comments

Luz Very Interesting Bloq for all Latin American Professionals.... Check it out!

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Added by Luz on May 21, 2009 at 1:22pm — No Comments

LatPro PeopleTek Career Tip - Changing role of a leader

"In my working life, I have found no greater satisfaction than achieving success through honest dealings and strict adherence to the view that for you to (profit), those you deal with should (profit), as well". - Alan Greenspan Dear Leaders, Business and competition is tough. T… Continue

Added by LatPro on May 21, 2009 at 10:30am — 2 Comments

Hak Sung Latin America (Central and South) IT Trend/Market Research

Hello all, My name is Esteban Sung, Actually I'm preparing for some reports regarding IT trends/Market of Latin America (Central and South). Anyone could you help me or provide any source to get any info regards to that? I would be appreciated Thanks Continue

Added by Hak Sung on May 21, 2009 at 6:58am — No Comments

Martha Edith Hernandez Yo soy Martha Edith.....No Martha

I totally agree. I just recently started my new career as a full-time marketing coordinator and I had my company make my business with both my first and middle name. I sign off in e-mails as Martha Edith and I introduce myself as Martha Edith. This is all new to me....at least in my 'English' speaking world. I have ALWAYS been Martha Edith in my 'Spanish' speaking world. I am very proud of my middle name and I do appreciate it when people take the time to call me by both of my names an not just… Continue

Added by Martha Edith Hernandez on May 20, 2009 at 10:04pm — No Comments

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