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AI Proof Pitching

There's a presently observed HR dichotomy. We're all about people. Empathy transcends. A culture most gleaming. Where you can be your best self. So we'll hire you by AI. S'pose we ought expect nothing less from our colleagues latterly vying to be

12-Minute Baller Chunks Tops

There's many a stipulation over max timeslots before our buyers' (or colleagues') attention evaporates. Durations beyond which you must not stray when performing certain tasks. Showing a particular slide. Speaking on video without letting other participants do something themselves. Snappy video call lengths. Each shorter than

Majoritise Support Minoritise Opposition

What a repressive construct. As far removed from proper 'critical thinking' and actual 'inclusion' as you can get. Above, there's a 2⅓-minute chunk from my mark of the 'tomorrows papers' show the world was waiting for. Where would we be without

Happy Birthday Winston

Not many people get to lead defeat of amassed oppressive murderous authoritarians. Winston Churchill one rare example. Who today would turn 150. In commemoration there's plenty of pieces citing the best of his masterful speeches, glorious trove of rejoinders and remarkable lateral thinking problem solving creativity. Despite all

Pop Promos Still Liking Bland Meeting Room Settings

I'd not heard of this act either. Yet this latest track did have the kind of Jamie T first album vibe I so loved two decades back. As the latest in my occasional series on this trope, the video for Just Call Me has quite the conceit. Everyone

60s Hit-Making Songwriters Key To Creating Winning Ideas

I read that a song-writing duo recently, separately died. So successful that in the Sixties they racked up UK Top 20 hits in number second only to Lennon-McCartney. With a love of songwriting since schoolmates, they were rejected by the gatekeepers of the day (Soho's English Tin Pan

Your German Discounter Smash Hit Middle Aisle Pitch

I say smash hit but, according to their UK Chief Exec, I could equally say divorce-maker. For apparently the 'middle at Lidl' phenomenon that is their ever-changing selection of all manner of weird and wonderful household items can cause domestic ructions. “We often get partners at odds with

Now and Next Renown

I was enjoying a chat with a shift manager of a large gastro style coffee shop that when in that city centre I frequent. She had just begun to split her time to help steady the fortunes of another location. As with many such endeavour, I sensed a combination of

Tempted To Delve Into AI Prop Writing?

Over the Summer marking season, I noted a Uni philosophy lecturer had found a pattern in too many of the papers he was judging. Exeter's Dr Edward Skidelsky had found one give-away word; delve. In general such output, "is typical of the purple but empty prose that

Behind Unexplained Curtain

Much-loved English radio broadcaster, Howard Hughes, left quite the body of work. In his later life, a significant light in the murky world of bizarrerie where he stood apart as a beacon of sanity and curiosity in a field otherwise mired with the crank often verging on dangerous. His arena