Some of you know that I’ve been spending the last year honing my sales strategies, and boy has it been tough. See, I’m not in a situation where I’ve traditionally had to sell. My first book, They Don’t Teach Corporate …
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Many of us are growing increasingly accustomed to doing our work from anywhere, anytime. It’s a skill we will certainly need in the years to come. But as I prepare for my work stint in London early next year, I’ve …
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I have a confession to make. I have not been as productive as usual lately. I have set aside 35 hours a week to work, and I’ve written articles, consulted with clients, developed presentations, and done media interviews during approximately …
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Olivia had been working in what she termed “offensive” corporate environments for over 10 years, and she was at her wits end. While working for one consumer healthcare giant in particular, Olivia was criticized for wearing clothing to cover a …
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I was at a meeting in which a c-suite executive proclaimed that her organization had experienced too much tumult lately. This organization had decided on a new policy: managers in new positions would now have to wait a full year …
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I blog several times a week, and have been writing in the career advice and leadership development space for almost eight years. How many ideas have I had to brainstorm to write about? You do the math. It’s a lot. …
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Stress, a response that has evolved in humans over hundreds of thousands of years, is something we working professionals tend to take for granted. We have to wake up in the morning – every morning – commute to an office, …
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