Archive for Peter Kaufman

Peter Kaufman

47 articles
Showing 1 to 20
Page: 1 2 3

  • I've Found the Perfect Job for You
    Peter landed his dream gig. He has some pointers for you to snag the perfect job, too.
  • Ask and Ye Shall Receive
    Need something? Use your network to get it. And don't forget to build that network!
  • I Have Just 12 Questions for You...
    Sometimes the best resources to draw on for continuing creativity come from others in the creative community.
  • The World According to Stu
    He's not the antithesis of creativity after all.
  • A Big, Fat Lump of Coal
    Want to stay creative into the New Year? Resolve to shun these must-avoids that sap the creative spirit.
  • The Annual Nolly Awards: The Envelope Please...
    Not everyone wins an Emmy. Not everyone has a chance to vie for an Academy Award. But the Nolly can be won by anyone in the world. It's the most democratic way to recognize people and resources in the advertising and marketing world that always delight and NEVER disappoint.
  • A Little Enlightenment
    If these ideas don't help you approach your job more creatively, at least they'll help you develop a deeper understanding of what you do.
  • The Wheat From the Chaff
    All the news... that matters.
  • Creative Comfort
    It happened once; could it happen again? Those books and records you once loved -- as a child, perhaps in college -- had the power to fuel inspiration. They opened your eyes to new worlds, revealed new truths and new languages. Returning to the sources that once inspired you could inspire you anew -- and provide the comfort of old friends.
  • Climb Out of the Cocoon
    Getting back to "normal" is easier said than done, but here are a few things you can do that might help.
  • Let's Help Each Other
    The horrors have been well documented, and I have nothing to say that would help make any sense out of it. But what I can do is try to help some people who have lost their jobs in the ripple effect from September 11.
  • Let SPIKE Be Your Guide
    Creativity and brainstorming are effective and differentiating factors in winning business. Whether for coming up with more ideas to win business or for helping to motivate your employees, SPIKE can help.
  • Time to Hit theBooks
    It's back-to-school time, and that means books, lots of books. But memories of all that homework shouldn't scare you off. Some books, even if all about work, are all pleasure to read. Here's some Peter recommends you read and reread.
  • King Me -- I Landed on Boardwalk
    Whether you work for General Electric or yourself, you probably get into a rut every now and then. And it's not easy to get out of it. Peter offers some time-tested ways to get more out of yourself and the people you work with.
  • Charity Begins at Work
    Everyone in our industry is concerned about belt tightening, layoffs, and downtime. Why not use some of that time to volunteer your talents to an organization that needs it? In every city and town in the country there are charities that could use some help.
  • How $20.01 Changed My Life
    Peter just completed his 10-day boot camp -- he ran, jumped, ran, did sit-ups, ran, did pushups, ran, and learned a lot about teamwork. Without getting too mystical, he shares some lessons he learned that can be applied to our work lives...
  • The Blob Is Dead... Or at Least Dying
    Why would a 41-year-old man with a wonderful wife, two great kids, and a career he loves subject himself to the torture of physical training led by a former Navy SEAL? Because everyone laughed when Peter told them he could do it.
  • Little Feat, Big Heart
    Peter draws some life lessons from the lifestyle of Little Feat, such as arrogance sucks; we're all going to be dead a long time, and being miserable won't earn you any brownie points in the next life; and... don't be quick to judge.
  • Are You on the Team?
    Some very smart people know tech stuff that we will never fully understand. How do you blend technology geeks and creative types into a harmonious team? Peter offers some ideas.
  • I'm a Junkie
    It started out innocently enough in a typical suburban middle-class setting. Peter saw others doing it. He tried it. And he was hooked. He made it part of his business. Now it's a part of his life. It's too late to change now. Some things, you just haveto live with.

47 articles
Showing 1 to 20
Page: 1 2 3

Back to Peter Kaufman

Senior Account Executive
Marin Software San Francisco, United States

Director of Sales
Marin Software San Francisco, United States

Sr. Account Executive
Internet Broadcasting New York, United States

Online Marketing Manager
Modern Postcard Carlsbad, United States

0