Beata StaszkowSeptember 16, 2015 If you can spot the bad boss at interview stage, you can keep your career on track At some point in our careers we have come into contact with a bad boss. At one end of the spectrum bad bosses can be a part of your workday you can tolerate and … Continue reading Spot the Bad Boss at the Interview and Avoid a World of Pain
Dan WestmorelandSeptember 12, 2015 Marketing is a profession that is mired in confusion, buzzwords, and complexity. It can be hard to know where to start your day as a marketer, what goals to set and ultimately what your purpose in life is (especially if you work for a brand). I’ve always found that in situations … Continue reading 3 Things About Digital Marketing Your Boss Wants To Know
Mike MoranSeptember 6, 2015 I have been my own boss for seven years starting this week, but before that I had a lot of great bosses. But one thing that I realized my bosses needed from me, no matter how good they were, was for me to tell them what to do. Now, I know … Continue reading Why Aren’t You Telling Your Boss What to Do?
Pejman GhadimiAugust 24, 2015 If you read my previous article on how to deal with getting fired, you would know that I lost a very high paying and high-level job during my younger years. At the time I actually had a side business, but was not interested in being self-employed; I actually enjoyed being the … Continue reading So You Want to Be Your Own Boss? What You Need to Know Before You Start
Kendall CrammAugust 4, 2015 There is no doubting it that the most influential and effective leaders throughout history have been great communicators. Often the way they speak with humbling yet powerful tones is what captivates the people they lead and inspires us to build for a better tomorrow. Communicating On Twitter In the digital world … Continue reading Should Your Boss Be On Twitter?
Kim OwensJuly 6, 2015 Even for major retail conglomerates, cost of stock is a major factor when it comes to efficient capital management. For an independent retailer, lean inventory levels are even more critical. For example, if your business is holding more than $ 50,000 in stock, your potential cost of capital could equal 10%, … Continue reading Show Your Inventory Who’s Boss: How Centralized Inventory Management Streamlines Multichannel Operations
Matthew SantosJune 23, 2015 “LEADS! LEADS! LEADS! GET ME MORE LEADS!” – said every CEO ever. To someone who’s only goal is to drive the company up and to the right, the amount of leads is likely the most important metric. Sorry to break it to you, but there are a lot more metrics that … Continue reading 6 KPI Metrics That Actually Mean Something to Your Boss
Shelley PringleMay 21, 2015 A landing page is a webpage that encourages visitors to your site to download a digital offer (an eBook, tip sheet or white paper) or sign up for a free trial, a webinar or an e-newsletter—all in exchange for leaving their contact information. While it sounds simple, high converting landing page … Continue reading Landing Page Design: Rules Of Thumb Your Boss Expects You To Know
Juan MendezMay 9, 2015 Today, having an explainer video is as vital as having a website. Day by day, visitors look for these cute animated videos to quickly explain a product or service and avoid reading pages and pages to know how your business works. Ok, you may already know this, but how about your … Continue reading How To Convince Your Boss That Your Business Needs An Explainer Video
Business.comFebruary 21, 2015 “I was fired and that’s okay,” Henrique de Castro tells LinkedIn’s Isabelle Roughol, “being fired is part of your career options.” This is an optimistic outlook to have if you’re just getting started in your career. But Mr. de Castro was no fledgling college graduate. He was the Yahoo COO and one … Continue reading Dear Boss, You’re Fired: High Profile Firings
