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Tweet Jennifer Kahnweiler is a workplace and careers expert, an international speaker and executive coach whose clients include the General Electric Co., AT&T, the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and NASA. Her new book, “Quiet Influence: The Introvert’s Guide to Making a Difference” further establishes her as a “champion for introverts” and follows [...]
Continue reading...30. April 2013
Tweet The following answers are provided by members of the Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC), an invite-only organization comprised of the world’s most promising young entrepreneurs. In partnership with Citi, the YEC recently launched #StartupLab, a free virtual mentorship program that helps millions of entrepreneurs start and grow businesses via live video chats, an expert content [...]
Continue reading...6. March 2013
Tweet Recently I started watching a show called “Undercover Boss.” If you’re not familiar with it, company CEOs decide to do some surprise field visits incognito, posing as candidates for a job on a reality show. If you’ve seen the show, you know it follows a pattern. The formerly disengaged CEO gets a chance to [...]
Continue reading...26. February 2013
Tweet This post is by Martina Welke, CEO and co-founder of Zealyst, a curated networking service based in Seattle. Zealyst uses smart technology and creative design to build unique events. Zealyst software uses registration data to match attendees according to their interests, and customized social games make it easy to make new professional and personal [...]
Continue reading...21. February 2013
Tweet This post is by Kelly Azevedo, founder of She’s Got Systems, a custom coaching program that leads clients to get support, documenting and dominating in their fields. She has worked in startup, successful six-figure and million-dollar online businesses, helping owners create the systems to serve their needs. As women, we face unique challenges as [...]
Continue reading...5. February 2013
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Tweet This post is by Dave Kerpen, co-founder and CEO of Likeable, an award-winning social media agency, and author of New York Times Bestseller, Likeable Social Media and the new book Likeable Business. Listening is an essential, yet often overlooked aspect of business communication. Entrepreneurs and senior executives are naturally filled with ideas, and it’s [...]
Continue reading...23. January 2013
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Tweet Over the past few weeks I’ve had the privilege to speak to several groups of transitioning military personnel. On the minds of most of the more senior folks is the fear of age discrimination. Now bear in mind that most of these people are in their early 40s which seems old in a 20-year [...]
Continue reading...8. January 2013
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Tweet For as long as I can remember, people have been hashing out arguments over leaders vs. managers. I’ve wrestled with this question, even studying it in my graduate work in organizational leadership. Recently I’ve grown disillusioned as I see a growing trend towards leaders being these visionary geniuses while managers are relegated to corporate [...]
Continue reading...8. November 2012
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Tweet For Nancy Geraghty, vice president of HR at Case-Mate, the biggest challenge facing Human Relations professionals today is credibility. “I think you build that with business acumen,” Geraghty told Monster at the North American Candidate Experience Awards at the HR Technology Conference & Exposition earlier this year. Whether you’re in compensation or recruitment, she [...]
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7. May 2013
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