Lauren RileyJuly 22, 2015 The days and weeks after an interview are extremely nerve-wracking – you’ll either be anxiously waiting good news after a really good interview, or dreading the inevitable rejection after an absolute disaster. However, sometimes you hear nothing. Nada. Diddly squat. At this point it’s common to assume the worst and resign … Continue reading What To Do When You Don’t Hear Back After An Interview
Deidre PaknadJuly 15, 2015 It’s mid-year review time and if you’re like many people, you haven’t thought about goals in 5.5 months. Not a great moment for manager or team member, but it’s a common one. Mid-year reviews are a painful reminder of how far apart work and goals can drift and how little traditional … Continue reading 5 Steps to Stellar Year-End Reviews (Even After This Mid-Year Review Moment!)
Kevin P McAuliffeJuly 4, 2015 At a recent Toronto Media Composer User Group I asked the editors how many of them knew After Effects, and I was stunned at how few put their hands up. For me, After Effects is entrenched in my daily workflow, here are five reasons why: 1. You’ll do more Business … Continue reading Why Every Editor Needs to Learn After Effects
Bridget WillardJune 1, 2015 What’s the ROI of three WordCamps? Two WordPress Sites. (Thank you, thank you very much. I’ll be here all week.) You know that not all geeks are created equal, right? A social media geek isn’t necessarily an A/V geek or a hardware geek or a graphic artist geek. I think I … Continue reading WordPress Debrief: Thoughts After Building My First Two Sites
Shell Robshaw-BryanMay 29, 2015 My blog, Camping With Style, has recently celebrated it’s 1st anniversary and reached the 10,000 unique visitors mark. Whilst I’ve been blogging for business clients for many years, this is my first foray into writing for myself and running a non-commercial blog. In this past year I’ve learned a lot, and … Continue reading 10 Essential Blogger Insights After 1 Year of Blogging
Jeff WeinbergerMay 13, 2015 I was once heir to a chopped-liver dynasty. Really. When you get to the inevitable part of any team development activity where you are asked to go around the room and tell everyone something about you they may not already know, I say that. And there’s a good story behind it … Continue reading Building a Career After 50: The Chopped-Liver Effect
Sandra Jean-LouisMay 12, 2015 It’s still too early to gauge the total impact CASL will have in the marketplace. After all, it’s been less than a year since it came into effect. And if you’re Canadian, you’ll agree that CASL was never going to automatically reduce the volume of SPAM that lands in your inbox. … Continue reading Email Marketing After CASL: 3 Lead Gen Tactics You Shouldn’t Ignore
Amanda ClarkApril 17, 2015 You spent the last couple of weeks mulling over a great idea for a sweet new company blog post. This morning, you finally carved out a couple of hours to write it, review it, revise it, and ultimately post it. The blog is now live for all the world to see, … Continue reading What To Do After You Post The Perfect Blog
Amy EdwardsApril 3, 2015 When you’ve finished a job interview, you’ll probably want to forget all about it, particularly if you don’t feel that it’s gone too well, but that’s actually the worst thing you can do. While the post-interview stage isn’t as important as the actual interview, it’s still pretty important because your actions … Continue reading 5 Things You Need To Do After Any Job Interview
Lauren RileyMarch 20, 2015 We all know the feeling – you’ve spent a week or two on a sun-drenched resort, eating and drinking to your heart’s content, but then the time comes when you have to return to work and face reality. Getting back into the swing of things after time off is never easy, … Continue reading 5 Tips On Returning To Work After A Holiday
