Personal Development
Communication crisis: Building rapport
July 2, 2020
Communication is at the core of business and relationships. Good or bad, it will impact relationships, productivity and revenue. Here are some catalysts and cures for communication crises.
Personal Development
3 leadership myths
July 2, 2020
Stop believing these three damaging myths, which have even confident people convinced they aren’t personally fit to lead.
Advancement
Ask the veteran: How do I make a good impression in just 3 minutes?
July 2, 2020
Question: “I have been asked by a potential employer to record a 3-minute video to introduce myself, explaining my goals and why I would be a good fit. Eek! I’ve never done this before and I’m very stiff on camera. Any tips on how to make myself seem more real and personable?”
Personal Development
1-Minute Strategies: August ’20
July 2, 2020
Reconsider the timing of your emails ... Keep a copy of your original job description ... What is the smallest country in the world? ... How’s your Elvish? ... Ever get the impression the numbering of the U.S. interstate highways isn’t just random?
Supervising
Before criticizing, ask 2 questions
June 24, 2020
One of your employees has done something wrong. Before you call him or her on the carpet, ask yourself these questions.
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Take the sting out of workplace conflicts
June 24, 2020
Resilience trumps misfortune
June 10, 2020
Find a speaker in 3 steps
June 10, 2020
Growing the resilience skillset
June 4, 2020
Can you hear me now?
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OneNote, three questions
June 1, 2020
Setting up new buttons for Outlook Quick Steps
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Take the focus off your background in Teams
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Excel: Try conditional formatting
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Sound Bites: June ’20
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Turn rejection into opportunity
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Handle customer gripes in 5 steps
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Personal Development
Communication crisis: Building rapport
July 2, 2020
Communication is at the core of business and relationships. Good or bad, it will impact relationships, productivity and revenue. Here are some catalysts and cures for communication crises.
Personal Development
3 leadership myths
July 2, 2020
Stop believing these three damaging myths, which have even confident people convinced they aren’t personally fit to lead.
Advancement
Ask the veteran: How do I make a good impression in just 3 minutes?
July 2, 2020
Question: “I have been asked by a potential employer to record a 3-minute video to introduce myself, explaining my goals and why I would be a good fit. Eek! I’ve never done this before and I’m very stiff on camera. Any tips on how to make myself seem more real and personable?”
Personal Development
1-Minute Strategies: August ’20
July 2, 2020
Reconsider the timing of your emails ... Keep a copy of your original job description ... What is the smallest country in the world? ... How’s your Elvish? ... Ever get the impression the numbering of the U.S. interstate highways isn’t just random?
Supervising
Before criticizing, ask 2 questions
June 24, 2020
One of your employees has done something wrong. Before you call him or her on the carpet, ask yourself these questions.
Take the sting out of workplace conflicts
June 24, 2020
Resilience trumps misfortune
June 10, 2020
Find a speaker in 3 steps
June 10, 2020
Growing the resilience skillset
June 4, 2020
Can you hear me now?
June 4, 2020
OneNote, three questions
June 1, 2020
Setting up new buttons for Outlook Quick Steps
June 1, 2020
Take the focus off your background in Teams
June 1, 2020
Excel: Try conditional formatting
June 1, 2020
Sound Bites: June ’20
June 1, 2020
Turn rejection into opportunity
May 27, 2020
Handle customer gripes in 5 steps
May 27, 2020
Featured Article
Stay ever-present when working remotely
Do you worry that if you’re away from the office and mixing face to face with colleagues for too long, they’ll simply forget how important you are? There are ways to keep injecting your presence even from far away.
1-Minute Strategy:
Can making a very simple list reveal your calling?
Discover your true passion by creating a three-column list, says career counselor Karen James Chopra. In the first column, write down every job you’ve ever had (including that lifeguard gig you had one summer). In the second, list what you liked. In the third, what you disliked. “I promise you,” she says, “themes emerge.”
