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Tag: 2016

My 2017 WordPress resolutions.

Last year I caught the State of the Word on WordPress.tv after the event. This was mainly because a) I was fairly new to all things WordPress and b) I didn’t actually even know it was a thing. This year I knew about WCUS well in advance so I registered for the live stream and… Continue reading My 2017 WordPress resolutions.

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Getting ready for 2016

Digital Resolutions. 2016 sees a new direction for me. For the first time since I started programming in 2004, I will be 100% self employed. This doesn’t mean that I have always been employed by a boss for the last 12 years. There were some attempts at working for myself in the past, but each time… Continue reading Getting ready for 2016

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Good Customer Support Also Means Sales In this episode of the Open Sourcery podcast, I’m chatting with Ines van Dijk. Ines has a wealth of open-source support experience, and her insights into the role of support are enlightening. Show notes Todoist Toggl Ines on Twitter Quality in Support Quality in Support on Twitter

https://jonathanbossenger.com/podcast-player/29962/open-sourcery-episode-3-ines-van-dijk-wordpress-support-therapist.mp3
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