Do you feel overworked, underpaid, and undervalued in your day job?
Are you a highly skilled and experienced professional who longs for more fulfilment, flexibility, autonomy, and recognition? Do you want to do enjoyable and fulfilling work on your own terms? If so, then episode two of "Bossing I.T. Up!" is for you just for you! 
I'm happy to introduce you to my new weekly podcast!
It’s finally here! Dual-SIM support for WhatsApp!...Kind of.
You may remember a post I published a while ago about paper business cards and why I've stopped using them. Well, I wish I'd known about this little gem of a mobile app back then.
A couple of years ago, I attending a local networking event with a small group of professionals from various industries. We were at the very start of the event, where everyone takes turns to introduce themselves and give their elevator pitch, when one gentleman (let's call him "Bob") introduced himself as a web designer and proudly said the following:
Two days ago, I was sitting on the train, staring out of the window and daydreaming. I do this quite a lot. I can't remember exactly what I was daydreaming about but my thoughts were suddenly interrupted by an idea.
I was at a swanky dinner and dance event not too long ago and I bumped into a very old and dear friend. It had been ages since we saw last saw each other. So, after the customary hugs, sharing photos of our respective children, and commenting on how much they've grown, we pledged to keep in touch. She asked me for my number so I told her that my number hadn't changed. It's actually the same one I've had since 1994! She then explained that she had recently changed phones and hadn't yet transferred all of her contacts. I then made a face similar to the one below.
So this morning I was driving down the M25. It was pouring down with rain, I was tired, bored, with only Google map’s occasional voice directions for company. My son was with me but he was fast asleep and snoring his head off.
After a few minutes of driving, I spotted in front of me the car in the picture above. This isn’t the actual picture (I’m sure you wouldn’t approve of me taken a photo while driving on the motorway) but it is the actual car. 
A laptop that’s too hot is unlikely to burst into flames, but high running temperatures can severely decrease its general performance as well as shorten its battery life. Here are some tips to prevent this situation.
In a word, no. But if you'd like to know why you shouldn't buy an email list, please read on.
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