I did not realize how many of the attendees at the Global ERE Expo 2006 were bloggers until I saw all the posts – the show was a quarter the size of our US-based events, but generated more posts. " h S3 o2 g9 C
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Here’s the roundup: ! g0 T0 z8 A A5 S' e) J/ u9 J/ n
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Todd blogged his notes from the first and second days of the show.
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Jason has some of his observations here and here.
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B& `8 V( J, O0 V% Y9 v8 D7 Y5 T8 S) AThe conference chairperson and one of our partners on the show, Alan, filled in at the last moment for one of the speakers who could not make it and did a great job. His thoughts are here.
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, x, A- H( V9 m Z# DBas and Jan wrote a couple of blog posts in English with thoughts on day one and in Dutch on day two. ( ?6 H7 z& d1 A9 F( r; D
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Niels posts his thoughts (also in Dutch) on days one and two. 4 \, E. e% X% J% I" W0 m/ V
+ C2 O+ C7 m, R5 z; `, q(I’ve seen translations of all the Dutch postings, which contain some good critiques, but I am not sure they do the original posts justice, so I don’t want to post them.) & j3 u* a/ Z6 V8 _. k
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One last thing - I was talking with Kevin Wheeler, and he suggested a great idea for incorporating blogging into our next conference. More on that in a later post! 9 _$ D# c: j7 { D$ k
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Update: John thinks the show was an unqualified success! We had an interesting conversation over lunch yesterday - as two publishers inthe recruiting industry, we face many of the same opportunities, pressures and challenges, and it was interesting to hear his perspectives. |
发表于 2006-12-1 10:38:23