By Doug Stephens In 1965 American sociologist Arthur L. Stinchcombe introduced theory around what came to be called organizational imprinting – that organizations tend to be […]
By Doug Stephens Celebrities have long been known to receive special treatment. The best seats in the house, front of the line access to the hippest […]
By Doug Stephens The recent launch of Amazon’s price check app was greeted with everything from retailer outrage to government sabre rattling! Some even called it […]
By Doug Stephens If you own a credit card, it’s entirely possible that you’ve run into situations where your card won’t work. Maybe your credit limit […]
By Doug Stephens Today I came across this ad from the United States Postal Service. They’ve adopted a self-preservation strategy that attempts to convince us that […]
By Doug Stephens At today’s F8 Conference in San Francisco, Facebook announced a complete overhaul to the user profile page with the advent of what it’s […]
By Doug Stephens Technology has been steadily reducing the number of human service interactions we require in an average day. For at least the last decade, […]