Um novo projecto para promover os vinhos portugueses no Reino Unido:
www.castas.co.uk
27.11.08
18.11.08
City dancing
Hoje quando voltava do trabalho encontrei uma 'silent disco' mesmo ali no coração da city. Com a crise financeira que aqui anda os homens da city bem precisam de se animar...
17.11.08
Português disfarçado de Italiano
Desde que estou cá por Londres tenho encontrado vários restaurantes de portugueses, que adoptam uma interessante estratégia de marketing - fingir que são restaurantes italianos. Ele é o 'Barone', o 'Franco's, enfim, o importante é parecer italiano para atrair os ingleses, mesmo que na ementa constem bitoques e pregos ou frango de fricassé (ainda no outro dia comi e estava bem bom)
Já sabia de várias marcas portuguesas de vestuário que se fazem passar por inglesas, francesas e afins, mas afinal até o sr. do restaurante já percebeu que a marca 'Portugal' não lhe traz muitos clientes.
Venha lá uma super bock para esquecer esta tristeza.
Já sabia de várias marcas portuguesas de vestuário que se fazem passar por inglesas, francesas e afins, mas afinal até o sr. do restaurante já percebeu que a marca 'Portugal' não lhe traz muitos clientes.
Venha lá uma super bock para esquecer esta tristeza.
16.11.08
13.11.08
Interessante
'Eight new workplace roles have been identified by Honey Langcaster-James, the business psychologist: the Mother Hen, who is nurturing, warm and approachable; the Joker, who is sociable, carefree and witty; the Dude, who is unfazed, calming and relaxed; the Cheerleader, who is enthusiastic, optimistic and motivating; the Realist, who is down-to-earth, pragmatic and logical; the Link, who is sociable, flighty and connected; the Geek, who is technically minded, fastidious and quiet; and the Innovator, who is creative, idealistic and resourceful.
The research, based on 1,316 British workers, suggested that 26 per cent of us are motivated by Cheerleaders and 15 per cent are demotivated by Jokers. Ms Langcaster-James said: “It’s the Realist, the person who is very black and white, straight down the line and comes armed with a sarcastic and dry sense of humour who is really coming to the fore in this tough economic climate.” "
From The Times
The research, based on 1,316 British workers, suggested that 26 per cent of us are motivated by Cheerleaders and 15 per cent are demotivated by Jokers. Ms Langcaster-James said: “It’s the Realist, the person who is very black and white, straight down the line and comes armed with a sarcastic and dry sense of humour who is really coming to the fore in this tough economic climate.” "
From The Times
7.11.08
Champagne please
Mediatech 100 e uma lista das 100 'hottest' empresas de tecnologia. Tres dos meus clientes estao no top 10: MOO, Playfish e Stardoll
PS Perdoem a escrita, estou no meu PC British
PS Perdoem a escrita, estou no meu PC British
4.11.08
Love this idea
Swap ‘Til You Drop. The idea is you bring along all your unwanted clothes, accessories, CDs, DVDs, games and books, and swap them with things you really do want. What with all this talk of beating the credit crunch, this sounded right on the money.
Swap ‘Til You Drop is four months old and has spread by word of mouth and lively promotion via their website We Like Swaps and blog. It comes hot on the heels of a growing trend called “swishing”, where fashion lovers swap unwanted clothes at parties.
Swap ‘Til You Drop is four months old and has spread by word of mouth and lively promotion via their website We Like Swaps and blog. It comes hot on the heels of a growing trend called “swishing”, where fashion lovers swap unwanted clothes at parties.
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