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    Carrot Cisco Infographic Maury Postal

    Recently I had the privilege of participating in a groundbreaking social media study underwritten by Cisco, spearheaded by one of my mentors, Dr. Neil Hair and sponsored by my Alma Mater,  Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) and the University of Navarra. The comprehensive global study sought to better understand how consumer-based social media tools effect both interpersonal collaboration within a corporate setting and external communication with key stakeholders.

    The direct impact of this study is not only a greater understanding of what sort of best practices have arisen in the advertising/PR industry but also how many firms actually have such policies. It’s fascinating to see how firms of different sizes and specialties leverage either embrace or choose to ignore the power of conversational messaging.

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    Here at Carrot Creative we’ve been getting a TON of résumés and it’s hard to keep track of all the amazing talent sending work in. But today, something different happened and we had to call it out.

    Looking to get our attention? Here are some tips:

    1. Send a themed box full of Carrot Cookies plus a thought out résumé to our office.

    2. Receive oohs and aahs from the team. (Plus smiles all day with full stomachs)

    3. Accept huge thank you from the Carrot Crew on the Carrot Blog.

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    We’re excited here at Carrot Creative. 2009 has some big things coming up for us. (Stay tuned for them, of course we’ll let you know!)

    To help get us in gear, I’ve asked the entire team to disclose their resolutions for the upcoming year.

    Without further adieu…

    Robert Gaafar, CEO

    • Participate more in the NYC tech community, online and offline
    • Get rid of the 10 foot pile of papers on my desk
    • Establish a buzzword-free office. If anyone mentions a buzzword, they have to drop down and do 10 pushups. I’m not kidding.

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    Smashing Magazine compiled a list of this years top web designers and offered an insightful glance into their design process and all the sites they found influential in 2008. We’re thrilled that our very own website was chosen by Alen Grakalic of CSSGlobe and Templatica fame as one of his favorite sites of the year.  

    Check out the whole article for some year-end eye candy.

    UPDATE We’ve been also featured as BuildInternet.com’s top site for jQuery navigation in 2008! Thanks for the heads-up Zach.

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    As a person who has run (and won) for political office in the past, the NY Tech Meetup election obviously strikes a personal chord for me. Having a personal interest with politics, I also take interest in reviewing what each candidate can offer as a whole to something that I am very passionate about. And, as an agency that is growing at a rapid pace in the NY Tech scene, Carrot Creative as a whole is interested in the election to see where it can help us grow as a company.
    The team sat down this morning to go over what we wanted in a leader for this community.  Unanimous responses all around. We want to work with a leader that will not only help us continue to grow, but help to connect us with the many talented individuals that are already making this community boom.
    With everyone from web design and social media experts to business development and user experience geniuses making strides every day, this community has an overwhelming amount of talent and needs to be run by someone that “gets” what the people can do. They also need to find a way to bring them together to maintain this continuous growth.
    As active members of this community, Carrot Creative would like to announce that we officially endorse Nate Westheimer for Community Organizer. Nate has proven his interest and dedication to the community and we’re here to back him and show our support.
    Vote here for the NY Tech Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/ny-tech/polls/

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