Aimee Gonzalez-CameronHow to look even better when responding to executive requestsWhen an executive makes a request, always do a “literature review.”1d ago1d ago
Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely ConnectionsThe interlude continues: trying to learn sales“You’re just not a hunter,” he chuckled at me,Sep 13Sep 13
Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely ConnectionsTech x poetry: an unlikely connection interludeThere’s nothing heroic about a tight backSep 5Sep 5
Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely ConnectionsHow to talk to your data: an example API call to HelpjuiceA short post this week because it has been INTENSE, but today we got a crash course in how to run an API call to a content management…Aug 31Aug 31
Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely ConnectionsWhat if you don’t have a team archive? (2/2)This is a follow up from last week’s post, “Coming back to ‘conversations.’”Aug 22Aug 22
Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely ConnectionsComing back to “conversations” (1/2)After publishing part 1 and part 2 of “How I make sense of all the conversations that take place at work” we asked LinkedIn about what they…Aug 16Aug 16
Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely ConnectionsThe hardest part is getting startedA friend who is now a PM at Meta told me a story from their previous employer, that the company struggled to know what to do with the…Aug 10Aug 10
Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely ConnectionsGet to know our process: OrganizeThis is the last part of a 3-part series. Check out the previous post, on Assess, the second step of our process.Jul 29Jul 29
Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely ConnectionsGet to know our process: AssessThis is the second part of a 3-part series. Check out the previous post, on Gather, the first step of our process.Jul 19Jul 19
Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely ConnectionsGet to know our process: GatherIf you missed our last post, meet Unlikely Connections. There’s some useful context over there for this piece.Jul 15Jul 15