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This is the blog of Jesse Warden, a Rich Internet Application Architect. He specializes in using Flex and Flash to create Rich Internet Applications.

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Did you purchase Taleo Business Edition?

Saturday, February 3rd, 2007

If so, demand your money back. Then, give me $70k, and in 3 months, my team will have something better than they do. This will allow your company to have better job applicants: those that do not have negativity towards you.
Out of the 67 jobs currently on FlexJobs, at least 6 had this […]

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Creative Commons is not for Software, I Disagree

Wednesday, January 24th, 2007

I was irritated there was no attribution style license on Google Code, specifically, no Creative Commons license. So, I joined the Google Code mailing list, found 2 previous posts from people asking for CC being added as a license option, with responses that didn’t make it seem too likely to happen. I posted […]

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Identifying Team Resources

Tuesday, October 31st, 2006

Fellow UM consultant Andrew Powell talked about the RIA Team Concept. That inspired me to write about my recent team building experience.
I had the opportunity 3 months ago to augment my team. Placed on a large Flash development project, I knew I couldn’t do it alone with the resources I had. That’s […]

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Google Is Jacked

Tuesday, October 3rd, 2006

I read this article that gives some small hints about how Google operates. I accept the fact it’s not an entirely clear picture and is one sided. However, it still paints a disturbing picture. By the time I was done reading it, Google appeared to be to a surviving dot-com company.
They made […]

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Customer Expectations

Monday, June 26th, 2006

This is more applicable to service work than product work I think. I had a discussion last week that greatly changed the way I work. I learned the customer’s expectations.
One of the reasons’ people have problems in personal relationships is that they do not communication expectations to the other party. This builds […]

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