Category: Business

8 Tips for Mastering the Remote Job Application Process

If you’re applying for a job or internship right now, it’s very likely you’ll complete most (if not all) of the process online. Whether you’re a recent graduate or a seasoned professional, the experience is probably an unfamiliar one. Throughout the course of the pandemic, and as many industries move in the direction of a remote workforce, companies have developed technologies and processes to ensure a smooth hiring system. You will need to be mastering this process because there are no second chances. You may know that 85% of jobs are filled through the ……………………………………………….. view article

How to Create the Best Content in the 21st Century

My clients tell me that the best thing about working with, and following me is my content is created with a personal, experiential touch. Read on and learn about new tools that will help you to create the best content. I made a lot of mistakes creating my content. But you don’t have to struggle to create and edit your content. New tools are available that make it easy to …………………………………………………………….. view article

Civility at Work and at Home

Civil Treatment means everyday behavior aligns with organizational values and supports positive business outcomes; progress, productivity, and increased profit. We all know this. It’s represented by the plaque on the wall. Mission statements, guiding principles, and value statements are visible to the eye but less often felt. This lack creates……………………………….. view article

Do What You Say You’re Going To Do

One of the most powerful ways to build credibility at work as a manager, at home as a parent/manager—with any relationship, is to do what you say you’re going to do. It’s one of the easiest things to say—I do what I say I will do, but it’s uncommon to see people actually execute on this promise. When the time comes to fulfill the promise, it has become less important and less critical, at least in our perception. This experience is…………………… view article

Beyond the Networking Meeting, What I Learned

Most people don’t like networking. They believe it takes too much time and is basically a distraction from the “real work” that needs to be done. You could say that about a plethora of things, couldn’t you? There’s a lot of “noise and pomp” everywhere. Here’s how to make networking more productive………… view article