You might have noticed, I haven't posted in a while.
I've been blogging here at WorkforceDevelopments since 2006. Can you remember what social media was like in 2006? Heck, we were still calling it "web 2.0" way back then. Facebook was barely around, and Twitter was launched that same year.
We hadn't even had the global economic meltdown yet.
So the world turns, and life goes on. These days I spend my writing and web time on other projects like my new collection of short stories, The Streetwise Cycle and an online video literary magazine called GuerrillaReads.
For now, I'm putting this blog into hibernation. I'll keep the content posted online - it's good stuff. Who knows, I may return to it one day. I enjoyed every bit of writing and analysis I did here. Please do continue to add comments and stay in touch.
See you on the web and in the real world again soon.
--Bronwyn





It's wonderful you kept this up, very useful info. The current workforce situation is dismal but the best opportunities seem to exist through using social media such as Twitter and Facebook. The face of the computer industry, Internet and job force has greatly changed since 2006.
Posted by: Jobs in DC | April 18, 2011 at 06:24 PM
Thanks very much for all of what you did to create Workforce Developments and the community around it. The postings will continue to be very useful -- glad they'll still be up. I'll miss seeing new postings, and I'm sure many others will as well. It will be a real gap! Jack Mills
Posted by: Jack Mills | May 24, 2011 at 07:44 AM
well, the internet evolved alot since 2006. i think that in 2006 most of us used to spend time in some strage chat rooms. but now everything changed.
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