(NY Times)
An Introvert’s Guide to Networking
How to make “working a room” less painful — and more effective.
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Giving a talk? Better off TED.
When presenting before any group – large or small – think (and plan) before you speak.
http://www.ozy.com/pov/the-man-behind-ted-talks-on-persuasive-speaking/69106?utm_source=dd&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=04192016&variable=291e3125d5e9ebac3f207a9d1c77cbee
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The rules are changing not only on how employees view the workplace but also how the workplace sees – and values – them. Thanks Moneyball!
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The unemployed should hold out for better job, study says (USA Today 11/2/15)
http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2015/11/01/interim-job-study-will/74895442/
Hard to argue when the mortgage is due, but settling for what you may think ofas an “interim” job at lower pay and a lower level frequently hurts when you try to right-size your career again. People tend to look at what you’ve done last and, unfairly or not, a career dip or detour can raise questions.
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Your Job Title Is … What?
“Titles are important,” says our Chief Posting Officer (and unpaid intern).
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