by Paul Ginsberg | 19 Nov 2024 | Diary
With a subconcious prod from Tristan Lombard, I’ve penned a blog explaining what Bluesky is; why I think we, the #TrailblazerCommunity, have finally found a new – healthy – social media home; and also some tips on how to get started of course! Some...
by Paul Ginsberg | 10 Sep 2024 | Diary, Neurodiversity
It all started with looking at the train fares. £62 for a return. Seemed pricy. Did I consider: Track maintenance costs? The awesomeness of a fully electrified rail network and beautiful scenery? The length of the journey? The comparative cost of car travel to the...
by Paul Ginsberg | 24 Mar 2023 | Diary
This diary piece is not specifically about Salesforce, although I do draw comparisons. I hope it provides some general food for thought about the following themes: Lived Experience Being Unique Stats Reasonable Adjustments Making Space Bonus: It may particularly...
by Paul Ginsberg | 31 Jan 2023 | Community, Diary, Nonprofit
Salesforce.org runs something called the Community Commons Sprint. These are opportunities for people to come together and work on Salesforce-related open source products that are primarily of benefit to nonprofits; although it includes amazing exceptions such as the...
by Paul Ginsberg | 12 Dec 2022 | Admin, Career, Diary
Back in June, I attended YeurDreamin and ended up writing my thoughts about some hot topics, based on all the conversations I had had, which proved to be a useful exercise. With that in mind, and approaching the end of 2022, I turn to the rather excellent French Touch...
by Paul Ginsberg | 18 Jul 2022 | Admin, Career, Community, Diary, Nonprofit
Recently, I wrote that Community Conferences are “where it’s at” (the current Big Thing). That was only one half of the blog. Today I want to give specific examples from the most recent conference I attended, YeurDreamin’. It’s not just the technical talks which were...
