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This area will help you enhance your career through developing yourself and your staff in ways that will enrich life, enhance relationships and escalate progress. You will find professional and career planning resources that can help you set and realize your career, personal, and professional goals. Not just for you personally, but also for your business, and employees as well.
Written by Victorio Milian
Back in 2010 I signed up for Foursquare after a tweet-up in which a few colleagues convinced me I should give it a try. If you're not familiar with the tool, it allows users to record their location, which are called "check ins." These check ins can earn users points which, aside from bragging rights (which take the form of brightly colored badges), can translate into offline perks such as Starbucks discounts, amongst others.
Written by Dr. Rhoberta Shaler
Do you have a partner, boss or co-worker who you would often–operant word, often–describe as crazy-making? Does s/he frequently seem to give with one hand and grab it back with the other? This can be a description of the emotional and verbal behavior of a passive-aggressive person.
Written by Gerard “ Gerry” F. Corbett, APR, Fellow PRSA
The revelation that companies are asking potential employees for Facebook passwords got me thinking about how Facebook has rapidly evolved as both diary and biography. Given the addition of timeline to Facebook’s configuration, people on the hunt would do well to make Facebook work for them instead of the converse.
Written by Doug Beabout CPC CSP
Recently, I had a brief email conversation about an article I presented in three parts; How a Candidate is Viewed by a Hiring Manager . It covered how a hiring manager views candidates. I received a comment that was extremely accurate. The person emailing said, the bottom line is, there is so much information out there, how do you know what is helpful and what is not?
Written by Gerard “ Gerry” F. Corbett, APR, Fellow PRSA
There is no debate what so ever, networking is the chief avenue to landing a new job, hands down. And the plethora of tips, tactics and tricks to network are limitless on the web. Just Google the term networking and you are likely to be inundated with information on how to do it and profit from it. My cursory search found 127 million links.
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At $22 per quarter-ounce, a Hewlett-Packard color ink-jet cartridge is more expensive, by weight, than imported Russian caviar.
