DISQUS

That's good!

That's brilliant! I loved all the passersby weaving through the frozen people. What a masterstroke of performance art.

Thanks for posting that, Frank!

GREAT metaphor!

Wonderful post, Frank. Thanks!

Congratulations! Very well deserved.

Oooooooh, been there . . .

VERY well done spot, however. Great casting, good writing, and I've been in that room (wherever it is).

Thanks, Frank.

Oh, that IS good. Thanks for posting it, Frank!

Wow. Superbly done. (And sponsored by a beauty company . . . ?)

Awesome post, Frank! It's a pleasure to read your writing.

Nice riff on that sign, Frank. Reminds me of seeing signs (yes, plural) in Harrod's in London, along the trail that led to "Father Christmas" (their version of Santa Claus). The first sign I encountered read "Four hours" . . . Makes three minutes look like a blip.

Nice post, Frank. And what a great peek behind the curtain in those lyrics.

Regards,
John

Great metaphor, Frank!

Ooo, VERY obnoxious . . .

Oh, that would be HARD (since I try to be spare anyway), but I'll give it a try. Maybe. :-)

There is SO MUCH more that people can do (get away with?) in Europe. (Well, unless you talk about your competition directly, which is a capital offense in many countries.)

But even without such a stark image, one could still be bold in the story they tell about their firm. Setting aside the shock value, this picture sets a very immediate tone -- and they could've told a similarly strong story without being quite so (ahem) graphic.

Thanks for posting that, Frank!

Oh, that's FUNNY! Thanks for posting that.

VERY clever! (But that doesn't count toward your #s . . .)

Brilliant and incredibly engaging. How did you find her?

Great job, Frank. #6 in particular resonated with me, having been through similar sessions in jobs gone by. Do you have any stats on what % of corporate HR "initiatives" fail? Probably too high a number . . .

And thanks for including that clip. What a great message!

Regards,
John

Thanks for the mention, Frank! Glad you liked the post. Keep up the great work you're doing.

Regards,
John