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Emotionally Intelligent Job-Related Feedback by Dr. Maynard Brusman - Oct, 2010 Are you working in an organization where managers give employees feedback them helps them learn and grow? Do employees at your workplace believe that the feedback they receive is based on observed behavior at work? I coach a number of managers on how to improve performance by giving behavioral feedback. Emotionally intelligent managers increase worker productivity by giving in the moment feedback resulting in improved work pl... |
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How Goal Setting Makes Happy Workers by Dr. Maynard Brusman - Oct, 2010 Are you working in an organization where managers give employees feedback them helps them learn and grow? Do employees at your workplace believe that the feedback they receive is based on observed behavior at work? I coach a number of managers on how to improve performance by giving behavioral feedback. Emotionally intelligent managers increase worker productivity by giving in the moment feedback resulting in improved work pl... |
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Ten Tips to Deal with Difficult People by Dr. Maynard Brusman - Oct, 2010 Are you stressed out dealing with difficult people at work? If you are, then may benefit by learning some emotional intelligence interpersonal communication strategies. The workplace is full of difficult people who can make your life miserable if you let them. Difficult people come in all shapes, sizes and personalities. They can be demanding and exhausting causing a great deal of distress for everyone involved. Interacting... |
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What’s New on LinkedIn by Lindsey Pollak - Oct, 2010 As a spokesperson for LinkedIn, I’m in the midst of a fun tour of college campuses to launch Career Explorer, LinkedIn’s forthcoming new tool for students and recent grads. Universities I’m visiting on the tour include NYU, USC, BYU and University of Illinois. If you’re a student or alum from one of these schools, please drop me a note or check out my event photos on Facebook. (p.s. recommendations of the best cupcake spot nea... |
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Save Your Job Search: Change Your Negative Internal Dialogue by Rosa Elizabeth Vargas - Oct, 2010 Lack of Confidence Can Hinder Your Job Search If you are feeling defeated because you have done all you can do, have interviewed, and a new job has not manifested for you, examine your internal dialogue. Yes, put down the resume, halt the job searching, and join me in this deep-dive exercise of exploring your thoughts… What are your beliefs about your candidacy? What "vibe" are you transmitting during your phone intervi... |
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A Few Little Words - A Big Idea by Suzanne Bates - Oct, 2010 I was driving on the Mass Pike (never a place where you want to take your eyes off the road, even for a itsy bitsy nanosecond) but couldn’t help being temporarily distracted by a funny new JetBlue billboard. ”Knees have rights, too.” Four little words. A big idea. Gets you thinking. Jet Blue has decided that torturing passengers is in fact not a good business practice. If their ad campaigns haven’t won every award ... |
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How Employee Engagement Influences by Eva Jenkins - Oct, 2010 As the fourth quarter of one of the most challenging years in the U.S. economy’s history draws to a close, companies that want to stay in business for 2011 should focus on turning buyer satisfaction into buyer loyalty. The key is a higher level of customer loyalty and an engaged workforce to inspire that loyalty. In an alarming number of companies, massive lay-offs have decimated workforces and left those that remain feeli... |
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Are you too hard on yourself? by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Oct, 2010 Remember when you were a teenager, and you were convinced that everyone around you was staring at every single imperfection you possessed? Fortunately, as we get older we realize that most people really aren’t that concerned with what we’re doing. However, I often encounter job seekers who seem a little stuck in the mentality of “Everyone is looking at me!” Few things in life are absolutely perfect, and most people don’t ... |
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Is Improper Use of Social Networking Hurting Your Job Search? by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Oct, 2010 If you’re looking for a job in this tough employment market, having an online presence can definitely improve your chances of landing a position. Sites like LinkedIn and Twitter allow you to make a professional statement and provide additional information to complement your resume. However, understanding how to properly use these sites is essential to their helping you in your job search. Here are some things to avoid: In... |
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Managing Your Online Brand and Digital Dirt by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Oct, 2010 On the one hand, the Internet is a wonderful place to get your name out as a highly qualified job candidate. On the other hand, there may be information floating around about you that you’d rather was not shared with everyone in the world. How can you determine what’s out there in cyberspace? Googling your own name is a popular technique for digging up digital dirt. You will certainly find some information this way, but ... |
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