Besides being a pain in the keister, they can be a huge drain on your resources. The author of ‘Spin Sucks’ has devised a new approach, starting early on as a partner, rather than a bidder.
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Congratulations to this year’s honorees. Stay tuned for the winners announcement.
Winners will be feted at a gala celebration in spring 2020.
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‘Put yourself in the fans’ shoes,’ says James Chong, the company’s senior manager of social customer engagement. Read on for more insights you can employ in your own online efforts.
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Given that the average person changes jobs a dozen times, you’re probably poised for a career move—whether you know it or not. These tips will get you primed for that next plum position.
Don’t just sit, stew and stare at your phone. Write down what’s bugging you, find an enjoyable distraction, and jot down a daily exit list.
Relax, robots are not taking your job. New technologies can ease industry professionals’ daily duties and open the door to greater career achievements. Just breathe—and read on.
Today’s professionals face an array of workplace quandaries—dealing with nettlesome stresses and addressing overarching concerns about leading their teams and pleasing customers.
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Common tenets about measurement, ‘bridging’ tactics, and never ever going ‘off the record’ might not offer the best guidance for today’s communicators. Here’s a fresh perspective.
