From the Desk of The Professor
Society May Be Crumbling, But You Don’t Have To
After a long hiatus from writing, I’m back. While additional new blogs will appear shortly, I thought nothing would be more appropriate for my first ...
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The Value of Qualitative Research in a Post-Pandemic World
What’s better, qualitative or quantitative research? This shouldn’t be a question we ever ask. Both are critical in gathering the insights we need to create ...
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My Favorite and Not So Favorite Super Bowl Ads
In addition to the ads mentioned in my last blog, The Magical Healing Power of Tom Brady, here are some of my additional favorites, along ...
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The Magical Healing Power of Tom Brady
Super Bowl LV ended with the improbable yet inevitable result of Tom Brady leading the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to victory over the favored Kansas City ...
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More on Ageism: The Double Standard for Women Endures
I received a surprising amount of feedback from people of all ages on my recent post, Hire the Experienced: Observations on Advertising and Ageism. Rebecca ...
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Hire the Experienced! Observations on Advertising and Ageism
I can’t say I wasn’t warned. When I was 21 years old, starting the Adverting Graduate Program at Northwestern University, I was told by people ...
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