What if we could have a real happy hour, virtually? Break off into smaller conversations, find people to connect with, and continue to grow meaningful relationships!
A new, improved, Virtual Happy Hour option
Zoom Backgrounds: More Fun
Can't stop, won't stop. Video background are fun, so here are a few other general ones. ENJOY! Check out other geeky fun backgrounds here! Baby Shark by Pingfong Download Baby Shark video Hello by Adele Download Hello by Adele video Gangnam Style by Psy Download Gangnam Style by Psy video Rollercoaster Ride Download Rollercoaster Ride... Continue Reading →
Dear Me: It’s about Margin
This is part 3 of my Dear Me series, see the first one here. In my last post, I told my younger self to work hard. This post stirred up some conversations around burnout. I am most definitely not supporting, advocating, or promoting working so hard that you burnout. That's just crazy talk. Instead, when I say work hard, I do also include margin.
Zoom Backgrounds: Star Trek
Check out other geeky backgrounds here! To continue in geekdom, took one of the most iconic show intros ever: Star Trek: The Next Generation Download video TNG Intro
Zoom Backgrounds: Star Wars
I've only begun using Zoom.us since COVID-19 came raining down on us. Now that I'm in here, it's a really nice collaboration app, better than some others I won't name here. There's a nice little feature of using a video for your background. I, of course, geeked out, and made some Star Wars videos to... Continue Reading →
Understanding Power Automate’s Outlook Send Email Actions
I've had a few questions and other posts about sending emails. There are a few ways to skin the cat and Microsoft has made a few changes in their Office 365 Outlook Send Email actions, they removed some older ones as well. Let's take a look at what we have now. We're down to three:... Continue Reading →
Saving data from Microsoft Forms into Excel using Power Automate (Flow)
In another post I reviewed how we can integrate a Form with Excel, letting all of that beautiful data be saved directly into an Excel file. This solution works really well if you are creating a new form. What if we have an existing form and we want it to write to Excel? Unfortunately, there... Continue Reading →
Implementing a custom Okta authentication error page in ReactJS
Updated May 5, 2020 to include Okta React library 3.0 The @okta/okta-react library is fantastic. It makes working with Okta authentication really easy in ReactJS. It helps streamline managing the user's authentication including their tokens. You don't even have to create a log in component on your app, users can be redirected to Okta to... Continue Reading →
Dear Me: Work Hard
This is part 2 of my Dear Me series, see the first here. While you're young, work hard, work a lot. Work/life balance is really important, but that balance can be what you decide it to be. Don't be afraid to work more than 40 hours. Work doesn't have to be "billable" work, or what... Continue Reading →
