Chatbots, Siri and Alexa
Little chatbot bubbles continue to appear
more frequently in our digital lives. I
find myself using them most often when I can’t get a reasonable time estimate
from a customer service line. Talking to
a human (especially one…
Is Cash Still King?
99% of the time I do not carry cash (dollar bills or coins) with me when I leave my house. I rely exclusively on Chase Sapphire credit card for purchases for a couple very key reasons.
The biggest benefit of only using plastic…
Streaming is the New Cable Bundle?
Streaming is the New Cable Bundle?
Ahh streaming… the revolutionized way to watch all your
favorite TV shows and movies for a fraction of the price of the dreaded TV
bundles. But will this bliss continue into the future?
With the…
Collaborative
Thinking of just one word to encapsulate
Ideba is hard. I’m writing this post directly after being asked once again,
“What is it you do exactly?” When people ask me what it is I do for work, I
almost wish I was an accountant (almost).…
From Uganda 2019 to 2020
One of the greatest things
about working at Ideba is the chance we are given to give back and a few weeks
ago I had the opportunity to visit and help support the kids and community at
Mpondwe Lhubiriha Secondary School in Uganda.
During…
Growth
Considering the increasing importance of culture in the workplace, picking “Growth” as the one word that describes Ideba was a fairly easy choice.
Growth from a professional perspective – growing as a team and as a company; as…
Supportive
As you’ve probably been reading, everyone at Ideba has been posting a blog of the one word that represents Ideba, from their point of view. When I was asked to come up with my one word, “supportive” immediately came to mind. This for…
Service serving the work
I have not spent my career in customer-facing positions. Far from it. I have always lurked behind-the-scenes where the ‘better mousetraps’ are built. It’s always been someone else job to present those mousetraps to the world.
When…
Citizen
I casually asked my eight-year old what “Citizen” meant. He answered with “A person who is good to other people in the city.” I challenged him a bit on if someone was travelling, and in another city, how could someone still be…