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Am I a member of the oddball reject club?!

Am I a member of the oddball reject club?!

I am an engineer. There is no denying this, and I’m incredibly proud of this fact. I love the dopamine hit that comes from creating…
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Andrew Robinson IIIJan 18
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Emotional Labor at work? Make it personal, don’t take it personally

Emotional Labor at work? Make it personal, don’t take it personally

TO: A person who has been in the workforce for a couple of years, and has been told they are over-emotional, or is having trouble dealing…
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Andrew Robinson IIIMar 7

The center of your ‘digital presence’ universe

An essay about whether you should have a Personal site and/or Blogging site and/or a Portfolio site…I’ve had all three at one point…
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Who do you write for?

A friend of mine, who is a self proclaimed, full stack content marketer* gave me some advice on writing posts that I’m sure you have heard…, but maybe you need to re-hear/read. ¶ When you write something, read it outloud before publishing ¶ When you write something, write for a specific person (or persona), and not a large group. ¶ He is also a big fan of systems (though the definition of systems he refers to in this article isn’t exactly what I’m talking about here). So to take a page out of his book, I’m devising a system for writing.
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Andrew Robinson IIIJan 16

The three reasons why I write…

Let’s be real…when you first start off writing for the web, no one gives a shit what you have to say. Hell, you could write for years, and…… ¶ Let’s be real…when you first start off writing for the web, no one gives a shit what you have to say. Hell, you could write for years, and not amass a following. So why do it? Well, for me that boils down into three reasons: ¶ To get better at writing ¶ To practice bravery ¶ Chronicle my evolution of thought ¶ Get better: ¶ Writing is a craft that is becoming increasingly more important to the world.
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Andrew Robinson IIIJan 9

Saying goodbye to great products

So Mailbox is apparently calling it quits (after being acquired by Dropbox back in Q1 of 2013)!From a user experience / product management perspective, I think Mailbox was incredibly influential (and made a major impact on how the industry looked at many things) with a few features/opinions that will be used for many years to come in not just e-mail or productivity apps, but in mobile UX design period. ¶ They wanted all of us to understand the benefits of inbox zero ¶ They made me look at my inbox as more of a TODO list than a messaging platform (which is an ok implementation of e-mail…
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Andrew Robinson IIIDec 7, 2015
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