June 20, 2018
Weekly Newsletter for Freelancers
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It does not matter whether you are a tech-savvy millennial or a retiree facing another 30 years of life, the ability to learn is a gift. We look at Harvard Business Review’s argument that learning is a learned behavior.
With the global impact of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation to the internet which started on the 25/5/2018, we look at why Pinterest is becoming more important to freelancers.
The use of apps on the internet has the ability to lift freelancers’ productivity enormously. We tell you how to access Amazon’s productivity apps best sellers and why Hootsuite should be used by social media managers.
Do you believe that a Universal Basic Income will work to the benefit of freelancers and the community generally? We tell you which country is already trialing it.
Recently we shared the news on the latest public developments with Amazon’s Alexa and smart homes. This week we look at the best smart home devices for 2018.
Amazon Web Services trainers acloud.guru shared their weekly news update.
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