Ophelia Chong
A true multi-tasker: illustrator, designer, teacher, networker and writer of short blasts of pent up hot air.
I am a reporter living with a bunch of women.
From: Los Feliz
Now in: The Valley
My grandfather Chong Showman. His story is my story.
A lie can run around the world before the truth can get it's boots on.
What does your Facebook profile say about you? It might be a whole lot of nothing. And that's a bad thing for everyone involved.
In today's society, we are all vulnerable to the prospect of having our innermost thoughts spread across the internet.
Working from home seems to be causing a loss of manners. Could our virtual workforce be in need of a Dork Whisperer?
Do you obsess over keywords and tags? If so, you might be wasting your energy.
Is there any reason to fancy up when you work from home? With a Skype call now just a click away, the answer might be an unfortunate 'yes'.
Even in the online world, there's just something about in-person work. What would it take for you to move for a job?
If you hope to stay connected in today's world, make sure you have a strong back and extra pockets.
Free online content might be the greatest development of the last thirty years. So how will we react when we are asked to pay for it?
If I don't value other people's work, then why should they value mine?