Ziggeo Use Case #4: Screen Anyone on Craigslist
Today's use case is a general one. You can use Ziggeo to screen anyone you find through Craigslist. If you think about it, most anyone who posts on Craigslist is someone you don't…
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Launch of Ziggeo in Open Beta
I am excited to announce the launch of Ziggeo in open Beta. Now anyone can sign up for Ziggeo and start using it right away. We've included a feedback button on the right side of…
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Ziggeo Use Case #3: Screening Dates
As part of our on going series featuring different use cases for Ziggeo, today I am featuring Use Case: 3: Screening Dates. Dating is not a world I know, but speaking with friends…
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Ziggeo Use Case #2 - Roommates
Oliver told me the other day he met someone recently who interviewed 50 guys to be his roommate. That's right, 50 guys. If you figure you can't get away with fewer than 20 minutes…
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Hiring an Un-Paid Intern
I've heard it's more difficult these days for a business to hire un paid interns versus needing to pay them minimum wage so I thought I'd check out the guidelines. Turns out…
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Looking for Testers of Ziggeo
We are looking for folks interested in testing out Ziggeo. If you're interested in being among the first to check out the site and like to give feedback, please contact us at…
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What to Wear on Video - Part 2
Here's a continuation of the "What to Wear on Video" series that I started on my blog. Whenever I think of what to wear on screen, I remember the scene from Broadcast News in…
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What to Wear on Video: Part 1
I thought you might be interested in the blog post, "What to Wear on Video: Part 1" that I just posted on my own, personal blog: Since I’ve started to shoot video of myself — and…
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Ziggeo Use Case #1 - Screening Job Candidates
@cindygallop recently tweeted: "Check out Ziggeo Beautifully simple & easy to use, SOOOO many use cases :) I've realized all along there were different use cases for Ziggeo, but…
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20 Seconds is Enough to get an Impression
A recent study from the University of California, Berkeley found that it takes just 20 seconds of watching someone's video to get an impression of that person. The study explains…