This mysterious company Temboo writes the most compelling job posts. They’re located in TriBeCa. And yet otherwise, I’ve never heard of them. Their company website is unlike any other I’ve seen. Instead of providing a list of services and client case studies, they tell you nothing — actually, they call you out:
Apparently you are part [...]
Entries from January 31st, 2008
Who is Temboo?
January 31st, 2008 · 8 Comments · Community
Tags:Innovation·Jobs
You like us, but do you know who we are?
January 30th, 2008 · 3 Comments · Career
User Experience as a discipline is finally starting to be recognized by a wider audience. Two recent press mentions in major publications help to expose the value of our expertise, but as usual I find that they’re creating a greater distinction between design and usability than I’m comfortable with. I consider myself a user experience [...]
Tags:Career
Twitter100
January 30th, 2008 · No Comments · Twitter
Much better implementation than Gridgit, but still not particularly useful.
My Twitter100
It’s impossible to follow conversations, only the latest tweet per person is displayed (up to 100) and worst of all — sovereign posture. Who wants to devote their entire screen to watch Twitter updates come in? Um, no one! That’s why people invented twitterific and [...]
Indi Young hosts virtual seminar on mental models
January 29th, 2008 · No Comments · Community
How freakin’ cool! A virtual seminar by UIE entitled Mental Models: Getting Into Your Customer’s Head with Indi Young, formerly of Adaptive Path
February 20, 1pm
90 minutes
$159
Free copy of Indi’s new book Mental Models: Aligning Design Strategy with Human Behavior at no extra cost when you sign up.
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Another Twitter Link Roundup
January 29th, 2008 · No Comments · Twitter
Tweet what you eat
Maintain a food diary by sending direct messages on Twitter to TWYE. Assign calories to each food item or search the database to find them out.
Twitter Timer
Let Twitter be your alarm for things you need to remember. But keep in mind that Twitter or your carrier can always have delays.
Twitter Feed
Feed your [...]
