Interviewing with aaron wall

[tdd1984]

Hey guys I will have a interview up with aaron wall here later on today, and possibly seomoz.

jim boykin interview is still up at http://www.indianawebsitedesign.net/...areer-and-seo/

[kiviniar]

Well interviews are my fav and nice effort to get the pros to speak...

and well one with aaron would be a gem...

Great Stuff

[tdd1984]

I am a pro

[Miss Miaow]

I'm going to read this interview.

I just bought Aaaron Wall's SEO Book and I enjoyed it so much.

[Ferre]

Originally Posted by tdd1984

I am a pro

You forgot to add 'self-proclaimed' before 'pro'

[tdd1984]

Originally Posted by Ferre

You forgot to add 'self-proclaimed' before 'pro'

odd your opinions different from others , I suggest you keep your opinions to your self.

Innovations, and motivation is what makes you a profession, and keeps you a profession, and trust is an important fact on the web

[bookworm-seo]

Nice interview with Jim, but the grammar left something to be desired...

[tdd1984]

Yes, speaking of that I am going to have to go through there and clean it up, I get so tired sometimes and start typing, and get lost, well get lazy with it.

Hehehe I think I need to check both of our grammar lol.

Jim, and Mine.

thanks for noting that, I just got done talking with aaron a few ago, and send a document over to him.

Rand fish kin is next, possibly shoe money.

[SVB]

Originally Posted by tdd1984

I am a pro

"While the dazzling array of different professions renders a definition of
a profession difficult" (Friedson, 1986), the legacy of structuralfunctional
research suggests that features of a profession include:

• a body of abstract and specialized knowledge
• a professional’s autonomy over their labour process
• self-regulation by the profession
• legal rights restricting those who can practice
• control of the supply and licensing of practitioners by the professional
body;
• altruism
• and the enjoyment of high status within society.
• Such characteristics form an ‘ideal type’ of professional labour – one
which is rarely observed in professions themselves.

Can you really say you are a professional? What is your status in society? Do you have legal rights allowing you to practise your profession? For example, are you a chartered accountant? Not just anybody can do a large companys accounts. The law restricts this to professionals. What is your profession? Who is your governing body? In which ways does your occupational group allow you to lay claim to "professional" status? Tell me these things instead of saying "I am a pro", completely disregarding the mountains of work which has been done by people such as Durkheim and Parsons & Tawney to even define the term "profession".

[pogung177]

Originally Posted by tdd1984

Hey guys I will have a interview up with aaron wall here later on today, and possibly seomoz.

jim boykin interview is still up at http://www.indianawebsitedesign.net/...areer-and-seo/

Do you got the SEOBook for free .??

[tdd1984]

Originally Posted by pogung177

Do you got the SEOBook for free .??

nope, why you ask that for?