Author / John Freeman
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Passion Doesn’t Advance
So this was a Good chapter for me. I found myself disagreeing then agreeing with certain things in the chapter. The first point the chapter made that said “Don’t follow your passion”…
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Geek To Managers
So your a Manager now! You are now in a position of true authority in this business! You will need help and tips to take in all that knowledge, especially since your…
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Jolly Motivation! What do Geeks like?
Behold a more difficult subject for some Geeks! Motivation! Another chapter that relates most to proper communication; how does one motivate a team of geeks? what in the world motivates geeks? and…
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Toxic Team(members) and how to communicate.
And now for something we have alllll dealt with….toxic teams. In one way or another, I believe we have all had to deal with toxicity spreading itself throughout a group of people…
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New Tech, and Properly working with vulnerable clients.
Introducing New Tech can be a grueling process. It can be very difficult (if your a geek) to who a non-geek why a new piece of hardware or software will not only…
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Where is our influenc? what is power?
Have you heard the tale of Darth Plagueis the Wise? No? That’s not good, you should have. Perhaps if you did know about his tale, you would know that he has more…
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Soft Skills: Communication
In the last chapter of The Geek Leader’s Handbook, the author teaches us about something so important I honestly think it should have been one of the first chapters; Soft Skills. The…
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Selling: geeks vs non-geeks (but mostly geeks).
Written by John Freeman The extra chapter on selling to geeks gives insightful information on properly advertising your product to people like us. Selling to a geek goes much differently than selling…
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Presenting as a geek
Presentations can be a hard thing for anyone let alone geeks. Dozens of studies already show that giving a presentation is something that can almost naturally be one of the most uncomfortable…
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Client trust Inquiries.
Written by John Freeman Restoring Client trust is an important skill to have. Broken trust and outright conflict is a tough thing to deal with, I can only give inquiries to…
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