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Category: Professional Development
by Stephanie Barnes Taylor
You can have everything in life you want, if you will just help other people get what they want. —Zig Ziglar
More than ever in today’s corporate environment, there is a demand for a return on investment. This demand not only applies to financial performance, but also to human capital. In order to [...]
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Category: Blog
Get your good work and ideas noticed to accelerate your career advancement. There are at least six ideas you can make work for your career advancement this week.
Get Heard
You have an idea or comment you would like to make during a meeting. You have reason to be apprehensive about speaking up. Take the easy route. [...]
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Category: Blog
Candid feedback and discussions have given way to political correctness by most to avoid offending and alienating others. Most remain quiet to be seen as a team player or to avoid criticizing the idea of someone held in high regard or someone who has presented an idea with great confidence. People don’t speak their minds [...]
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Category: Professional Development
by Tom Phelps
Charles Darwin said that it is not the most intelligent or the strongest that survive, but that those most adaptive to change who survive. This holds true especially in the business world. What was effective and revolutionary last may be outdated today. Change is constant and whether the catalyst is the economy, technology, [...]
Tags: career advancement, innovative thinking Posted in Professional Development |
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Category: Blog
Your ability to develop mutually beneficial relationships will determine the extent of your success. You need a relationship with your banker to get a loan. You need to have a relationship with the first floor security to let you enter the building on Sunday. You need a good relationship with your colleagues to get the [...]
Tags: building relationships, career advancement, career success, relationship success Posted in Blog |
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Teams are assembled to bring together diverse thoughts to ensure the best outcome. Yet so many sit silently while disagreeing with or questioning an idea in their minds. It is a normal reaction to follow the crowd or follow authority. But be a star and decide to be the one who stands out and saves [...]
Tags: career success, diversity, group think Posted in Blog |
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Category: Blog
You’ve read several stories of individuals who have used the recent economic crisis and corporate restructuring to successfully innovate or reinvented themselves to be able to continue to add value and accelerate their career advancement.
Bill Green, CEO of Accenture says that “There will be winners and loser as the economy recovers. Those that win will [...]
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Category: Professional Development
by Sue Holland
In today’s fast-moving corporate environment, many executives are eyeing the door and planning their next career move. Perhaps they’ve decided that they want a new challenge, or maybe they’re choosing to use their capabilities to give back to society. Either way, this executive mobility creates a need to develop executive level talent to [...]
Tags: career advancement, Featured Articles, leadership Posted in Professional Development |
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Category: Professional Development
by Caroline Ceniza-Levine
As a recruiter turned career coach, I have seen the arc of many careers, including where careers stumble and the fears that accompany an uncertain future. Maybe you started out on the fast track, but have now hit a plateau, you need to propel yourself forward but you are anxious about your next [...]
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