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About Joe Hage

Joe Hage runs the largest Medical Devices Group on LinkedIn, a spam-free forum for intelligent conversations with medical device thought leaders.

New poll feature on LinkedIn

LinkedIn has a new feature which enables users to create polls for free. Please take this one. I created it in five minutes.

Filed Under: Archives Tagged With: AED, cardiac science, defibrillator, Linked In, LinkedIn

WG’92 Cohort J news

As it will appear in the Spring 2009 issue of the Wharton Alumni Magazine. Read about me, Deb Crouse, T Hardy Jackson, Ron Leopold, Rich Caligaris, Dave Williams, Scott Cahill, Matt Savage, David Richards, Yuichi Hiromoto, Rob Slingerland, Peter Smith, and Paul Kirinicich.

Filed Under: Archives Tagged With: (Luigi) Hiromoto, Answer Financial, August: Osage County, Cohort J, Dave Williams, Deb Crouse, joe hage, Matt Savage, Netflix, Paul Kirincich, Peter Smith, Rich Caligaris, Rob Slingerland, Ron Leopold, Scott Cahill, Sling, T Hardy Jackson, WG'92, WG'93 David Richards, wharton alumni magazine, Yuichi Hiromoto

TinyURL: The next killer app

TinyURL shortens a long Web address into something smaller, memorable, usable, and marketable. Along with the imitators that followed, the concept is a killer and TinyURL.com is a good place to start. Enter a long URL to make tiny: Practical applications 1. Twitter gives you 140 characters. Twitter makes each character precious. On Twitter you’d […]

Filed Under: Archives Tagged With: AED, cardiac science, defibrillator, First3, The First Three Questions, TinyURL, tinyurl.com, Twitter

Help her find me: Michele Wolf

Michele Wolf worked at Rutledge in Connecticut, Bear Stearns in New York, MBNA in Maine, STAR Telecom in Atlanta, and went to graduate school in California in 2003. Can you help her find me?

Filed Under: Archives Tagged With: Arizona, Atlanta, Bear Stearns, Booth Bay, California, Connecticut, graduate school, Maine, Mary Wolf, MBNA, Michele Wolf, Michele Wolfe, Michelle Wolf, Michelle Wolfe, New York, NYC, Rutledge, STAR Telecom

Online video resumes are a bad idea

Have you heard about video resumes? I suppose they could help you find a job. I suspect they could hurt you instead. If you were hiring and HR sent you the candidate’s resume and a video application, would you watch it? Probably. I would. But before you hit that play button, what would you be […]

Filed Under: Archives Tagged With: online video resumes, theladders.com, vault.com, video application

The Barack Lobster experiment

Early lessons from Joe Hage’s experiment in viral marketing.

Filed Under: Archives Tagged With: Barack Lobster, barry hurd, Candyland, joe hage, social media, viral marketing

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