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.
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. F1 v" v" S9 {$ J4 Q8 K& d OHere’s the roundup: 6 N& [& ?5 j1 f: @& M. I1 S
. E$ r* f% w( e9 H$ f: l5 XTodd blogged his notes from the first and second days of the show. - X) ~; X# t7 ^% G
+ W3 q) O* n% P: P- \3 `4 cJason has some of his observations here and here.
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3 h; Z2 z0 n) |5 pThe 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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Bas and Jan wrote a couple of blog posts in English with thoughts on day one and in Dutch on day two.
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Niels posts his thoughts (also in Dutch) on days one and two. ; h9 h8 q/ F8 n* L' a0 z% p
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(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.)
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. t8 E- y" N0 C7 J- q% w2 POne 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! . {/ t; C* p4 w) z$ E4 t% T" I
: a( p, a$ K1 [* ^' E5 IUpdate: 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