John Jantsch is one of the top strategic thinkers in business today. The author of the Duct Tape Marketing blog, John mostly focuses on marketing the small business, but I find myself applying his lessons to leadership in the …
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Regardless of your role in your organization, establishing a solid expert platform achieves two purposes. It promotes your visibility in the new field, and it also forces you to become more knowledgeable about current trends and more skilled in relevant …
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2010 is quickly coming to a close, and fortunately, so is the recession that left most leaders fearing for the future of their organizations. As you think about strategies for managing your team(s) in 2011, here are some predictions to …
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Jeff Hamilton is a blogger for Psychology Today who writes extensively about his experiences coping with Attention Deficit Disorder. In a recent post, Jeff discussed his decision to let a hiring manager know about his condition:
Earlier this year, I attended an internationally recognized Internet business conference. I was writing the Reinvent column for the Wall Street Journal at the time, so one of my goals was to interview the top thinkers present. Tale of the …
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Today’s the first day back at work after a long holiday weekend. It also happens to be Cyber Monday, the online equivalent of the day-after-Thanksgiving retail shopping phenomenon Black Friday. According to research performed this month by CareerBuilder, 29 percent …
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The Nation sums up Congressman Heath Shuler like this: A chiseled ex-football star and devout Southern Baptist from the Smoky Mountains of Western North Carolina (WNC), Shuler was the prize recruit of Rahm Emanuel’s class of ’06. Despite his conservative …
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