1. Which desktop are you planning to use?

2. Will that proprietary, mission-critical application run on the new platform?

3.  Does your corporate headquarters get a kickback or benefit from Microsoft?

4. Is your IT department up to the task?

5. Is your hardware supported?

6. Do your employees use a lot of removable media?

7. Do your employees use a lot of removable media?

8. Are you using Active Directory?

9. Are you attached to licensing fees for software?

1.  Live at peace with others

2. Be helpful

3. Don’t talk out of school

4. Stay away from gossip

5. Be a straight arrow

6. Stay out of those talk-down-the-boss sessions

7. Address the “politics” issue openly when appropriate

8. Set incentives to foster teamwork

9. Document things

10. Set an example for your staff

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10 Things Good or Bad about Google Chrome

1. Minimal interface

2. Isolated Tabs

3. New tab options

4. Recovery of Session

5. Dynamic Tabs

6. The Incognito mode

7. Web applications

8. Themes

9. Security

10. Performance

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1. Relying on human resources office

2. Using an unprofessional e-mail address

3. Having an unprofessional telephone greeting

4. Overlooking misspellings in your cover letter

5. Dressing inappropriately for the interview

6. Failing to write a post-interview thank you letter

7. Omitting accomplishments from your resume

8. Arriving late for an interview without letting someone know

9. Failing to leverage existing contacts

10. Bad-mouthing a former employer

1. Your place is cheaper than theirs

2. Your productivity will increase

3. Employee retention will go up

4.  You’ll increase your billable hours

5. Your relationships will improve

6. You’ll be running with the crowd

7. It’s the green thing to do

8. Politicking will go down

9. You’ll be more accessible

10. It’s a weather-proof arrangement

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