“I’m sitting on my porch watching the line of ants trail up the wall until the black line above me starts to fade into the roof. I wonder what they think about. Do they question the busyness of their tiny lives? Are they determined to get somewhere, or do they just focus on each tiny step […]
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“A manipulative employee can lower morale, which could damage the end goals of your sales team. Managing a sales team isn’t easy and manipulative employees make things more of a challenge. With an effective approach, you can put an end to manipulative employees in your office.” Continue reading at: How to Manage Manipulative Sales Employees |
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How best to approach someone who doesn’t technically report to you, but effects how well you do your job? And what if THAT doesn’t work?! Continue reading at: Getting Value from a Low Performer Who You Don’t Manage | The Fast Track.
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“You will find endless blogs and articles filled with advice and ideas, but really there is only one real easy solution to making our lives better – and most people do everything they can to avoid it. “Here are three simple steps to solving many problems in your life…” Continue reading at: The Ultimate Quick Fix:
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“Conferences can be rewarding and eye-opening endeavors if you plan ahead and make thoughtful choices about how you interact with speakers and other conference attendees. Follow these steps to make sure you get the most bang for your conference buck..” Continue reading at: Headed to a Conference? 6 Ways to Make the Most of It |
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Jeremy recently asked LinkedIn’s Chief Information Officer (CIO) Network Group: “What is more respected: Job Title or Job responsibility?” Here’s how I answered: Different things matter to different people and, as those who’ve commented have already shown, cogent arguments can be made for either case. Note, though, that Jeremy’s question begs a deeper consideration as it relates
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