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Mining For Your Executive Brand & Promoting ROI by Rosa Elizabeth Vargas - Nov, 2011 What has cemented the doom of many job seekers, including executive-level leaders, is their inability (or self-destructive refusal) to wrap their minds around the idea of marketing themselves with a unique identity as if they were a product. As a “product,” you must clearly articulate your executive brand, unique value proposition, and market an ROI. Yet, instead, most executives mount a precarious job search campaign wi... |
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Why a LinkedIn Profile Is Crucial for C-Level Executives by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Nov, 2011 LinkedIn has become the go-to site for individuals who want to display all aspects of their professional life in one place. By setting up a profile you can showcase your resume, display your professional websites and blogs, garner recommendations, catch up with former associates, and acquire new networking contacts. There’s currently no better online “catch all” for professionals hoping to gain exposure with recruiters and... |
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Personal Excellence: Turning Tasks Into HABITS by Andy Robinson - Nov, 2011 We recently interviewed Stever Robbins as a guest on the Career Success Radio Show. In preparation for the interview I read Stever's newest book, "Get-It-Done-Guy's 9 Steps to Work Less and Do More," -- a book I highly recommend. One of the helpful tips that Stever suggests in his book to overcome procrastination by turning routine tasks into habits -- daily habits, weekly habits, monthly habits, etc. Establish a habit by... |
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Veterans Helping Veterans: LinkedIn Tips for Job Seekers Who Have Served by Lindsey Pollak - Nov, 2011 I often advise job seekers to reach out to people in their desired industries for advice and guidance. So, when I sat down to write a blog post to help job seekers with military backgrounds, I decided to follow my own advice. I posted a query here on LinkedIn asking veterans if they’d be willing to share some tips for other former servicemen and servicewomen. Not surprisingly, several veterans stepped up immediately to help... |
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Christmas Gift Ideas for Your New Boss by Marcia Robinson - Nov, 2011 Knowing what to buy as a Christmas gift for a new boss can be challenging. One reason is that you might not know the person well enough to know likes and dislikes. You also might not know how your new boss feels about receiving a Christmas gift from an employee. Your new boss might feel that your gift obligates them to also get a gift for you. That also now raises the question of whether the new boss should give a gift just to... |
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Connecting the Dots Backward by Suzanne Bates - Nov, 2011 Have you ever wondered why you're doing something today - only to look back five or ten years later - and realize that it all made sense? This is a phenomenon that Steve Jobs called connecting the dots backward. And as he eloquently shared in a story during a commencement speech to Stanford university a few years ago, it is how we make sense of our experiences. Jobs' birth mother was a young, unmarried graduate student w... |
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Dusting the Money by Suzanne Bates - Nov, 2011 It was one of the craziest things I ever have done. Or been talked into doing. In college, my sorority, normally a cozy haven of afternoons (after class) filled with hot tea, girl talk, and blankets in front of a soap opera, was disrupted by the intrusion of real life. Girls noticed that their money was missing. Several of us, over several weeks. We had a thief in house. That's right, a bonafide, wallet-lifting sister who... |
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Managing Holiday Stress in the Workplace by Marcia Robinson - Nov, 2011 Understanding and managing holiday stress in the workplace can present a dilemma for supervisors. While the end of the year brings workplace deadlines and milestones for supervisors; the holidays bring additional personal responsibilities and stress for employees. This holiday stress can result from what is happening at work and at home. These strategies for managing holiday stress at in the workplace can benefit both supervis... |
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You, Last? by Suzanne Bates - Nov, 2011 My mother loves to tell the story about the night of my senior prom. I was on the decorating committee, we had some no-shows, the theme was ridiculously complicated to bring alive through paper streamers and balloons, and we didn't finish until after 5 o'clock. As I was careening into the driveway it shouldn't have surprised me to peer in the rear view mirror and see my date, Jimmy, no more than a block behind me in his green... |
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Does Your Office Space Reflect Your Brand? by Valerie Sokolosky - Nov, 2011 When you think about personal branding, most of the time, you consider things like, what does my personal appearance say about my professionalism? Or, what does my web site say about my innovation? Or what does my speech say about my work ethic? What gets forgotten, or not even considered, is what does my office say about my company? And I mean physical office. Not your wonderful co-workers and superiors, but rather the fou... |
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