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Forget 'What are your strengths and weaknesses?' If you want to get the real dope on prospective employees, ask job candidates these seven questions.

Jo-Ann Stores is posting impressive sales and earnings numbers and is an example of a retail sector on which Walmart doesn't have a steel grip.

In this economy, enticing offers abound. But a lot of so-called bargains may turn out to be raw deals.

Vitamin News
News for web designers, developers and entrepreneurs

  • Art Direction for Wordpress
    Art Direction - a new plug-in for Wordpress that enables you to set per-post styles. Neat.
  • Win an evening with the Stars of the Web
    Win an evening with the Stars of the Web courtesy of our friends at Media Temple. Anyone buying a full price Conference & Workshop pass to Future of Web Apps Miami 2009 could be in with the chance to come along to the exclusive Future of Web Apps speaker dinner on 23rd February. It’s a golden opportunity to hang out with the FOWA speakers all expenses paid! Full details are available on the FOWA blog.
  • Guardian Podcast features our very own Ryan Carson
    The latest Guardian Tech Podcast features our very own Ryan Carson giving tips on how small tech companies can ride out the recession.
  • Want to write for Vitamin?
    Hello! I'll be taking over as editor of Vitamin for now. We're planning a few slight changes over the next few weeks, mostly visual. In the short-term, we're on the lookout for talented designers and developers who want to write for Vitamin. If that's you then drop me a line on gill at carsonified dot com with your details and topics you'd like to write on.
  • Last day as editor at Vitamin
    Unfortunately, today is my last day as editor of Vitamin. I'd just like to say thanks to Ryan and the rest of the Carsonified team; I've had a blast. If you'd like to stay in touch, why not follow me on Twitter?
  • Future Of Web Design 09 London
    Tickets are now on sale to The Future Of Web Design London 2009. Only 100 tickets at £95 (normally £245). Book now!
  • Gotta Get To FOWA
    Two guys from Tel Aviv desperately want to go to FOWA Miami - help them get there by buying their song.
  • Opera 10 alpha
    Opera has just released the alpha of Opera 10.
  • New Amazon iPhone app allows you to buy anything you take a picture of
    A new Amazon iPhone app allows you to buy anything you snap with the phone's camera. It uses Mechanical Turk, Amazon's crowdsourced work platform, to deliver the results.
  • A new site dedicated to grids
    The Grid System is a lovely new site that aims to be "The ultimate resource in grid systems." (via)
  • Bill Gurley - Benchmark Capital, Open For Business
    Bill Gurley, venture capitalist at Benchmark Capital, has written an interesting piece on his blog, Benchmark Capital: Open For Business, where he states that "Benchmark Capital is wide open for business and we are eager to invest new capital behind great entrepreneurs." While this post may be a bit of a promo stunt, the points he makes are good: tough times do bring opportunities.
  • Some interviews from The Future of Mobile
    We've posted some interviews from The Future of Mobile in London (courtesy Mobile Industry Review)
  • Draft British Standard for Web Accessibility published
    The British Standards Institute has published a draft standard for web accessibility. It's open to comments (via a web interface, login required) until Jan 31.
  • Pownce acquired but Six Apart, to be shut down.
    Pownce (the microblogging service) has been acquired by Six Apart (the company behind Movable Type) and will be shut down. In a post on the Pownce blog, Leah Culver says that they'll be back with "something much better in 2009". It seems likely that Six Apart are acquiring the talent rather than the technoogy behind Pownce. Pownce looked pretty good whenever I checked it out, but Twitter already had the critical mass of users.
  • 24ways opens the first window in its advent calendar of tips
    24ways, Drew McLellan and Brian Suda's advent calendar of web development articles (a new article every day until Christmas Eve), has launched again for another year, with a brand-new design. Well done guys!
  • Processing reaches v 1.0
    Processing, the nifty language for working with images, visualization and interactions has reached v.1.0. Congratulations to everyone involved (via why the lucky stiff). The site's running pretty slowly right now as everyone grabs 1.0.
  • Black Friday at Amazon
    Amazon has posted its Black Friday deals already this year. For non-US readers, Black Friday is the first Friday after Thanksgiving (this Friday), when many retailers offer one-day sales - canny shoppers and who can put up with queuing can find some serious bargains, especially on electronics.
  • Some Twitter accounts to follow
    If you're using Twitter (and if you're not, you should, it's a great way to keep up with stuff that's happening on the Web), here are some Carsonified-related accounts to follow: Carsonified, FOWD, Ryan, and finally me.
  • Visual Studio 2010 to include JQuery support
    You may have heard this already, but I didn't know and it's pretty cool: Visual Studio 2010 will include jQuery support (including full intellisense support). I'm also looking to run an article on Azure - if you'd like to write one, please email me: editor@thinkvitamin.com
  • Future of Web Apps Miami - only 30 $200 seats still available
    There are only 30 seats left at the special price of $200 for The Future of Web Apps Miami. Get in quick, as once they're gone the cost reverts to the full price of $395.
  • Mark Boulton's ebook: A Practical Guide to Designing for the Web
    Mark Boulton has (finally!) announced a release date for his long-awaited book abut web design: A Practical Guide to Designing for the Web : Feb 2nd 2009. The good news is that, for the impatient, a sample PDF is available. As you'd expect, it's looking very nice.
  • Future of Mobile thoughts
    I spent yesterday MCing at The Future of Mobile in London (together with the excellent James Whatley). Keep an eye on that page as we should start posting content from the event soon. It was en excellent day - a particular highlight for me was the inspiring presentation from Ogilvy's Jonathan MacDonald (he has posted the slidedeck from his presentation) The overall theme of the day was "Open"; Dominic did a great job o