Scary, scary chart
Bank Profit Mirage « Annaly Salvos
business
Global Microbrand (Turkeys Primer)
the global microbrand rant | Gapingvoid
Yeah, I know this post is old. But old doesn’t always mean outdated. The information you’ll find at this link is transformative. Whether you work for yourself or The Man, we all need to understand the concept of the Global Microbrand.
Final month 4Q is strategy time. Time to think up different revenue stream ideas for 2010.
Social Networks Question of the Day
Valuing Social Networks For Fun And Profit – The Source – WSJ
But the difficult question that Twitter poses — how the big user bases of free Internet services can be converted into revenue — may also be put to Facebook and LinkedIn.
Turkeys – Managing Generations
This article is nearly 5 years old but still provides a good overview of generational issues in the workplace. The chart on workplace characteristics is priceless. Note how communication styles have changed in Gen Y in just 5 years. Replace email and voice mail with texting, tweeting, and your fav social networking site.
Mixing and Managing Four Generations of Employees
Social Media Q & A (Turkeys)
Social Media Q & A « Socialnomics – Social Media Blog
Again I want to reiterate I am not using the word “turkeys” in any negative fashion. It is a simple search term for my posts on management issues.
Turkeys.
Scary Chart of the Day Too – 12/2/09
Scary chart too.
EconomPic: Still Shedding Jobs
I do not recall ever posting two scary charts of the day.
Ouch.
Scary Chart of the Day – 12/2/2009
AIG Euro Life (and I thought US life sales were bad)
AIG’s ‘Tainted Brand’ in U.K. Hurts Life Insurer Unit (Update1) – Bloomberg.com
American International Group Inc. suffered an 87 percent quarterly sales decline at its European life business as U.K. clients abandoned the firm, draining value from operations the insurer is selling to repay a U.S. bailout.
COBRA Subsidy Extension – Update 12/1/09
LIMRA 3Q US Individual Life Insurance Sales – Not Good
Individual Life Insurance Sales—the Good and Bad News
Declines in other products resulted in total individual life insurance sales falling 11% in the third quarter of 2009, according to the LIMRA report. Overall, because of steeper decreases in Q1and Q2, total individual annualized premium sales are down 19% YTD. Universal life (UL) sales were down 14% in the Q3, compared with drops of about 30% in Q1and Q2.In the first nine months of 2009, UL declined 24%, according to LIMRA.
Until these numbers start improving, the job market for underwriters is going to remain flat.
Or worse.
lifeunderwriter.net 
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