Arik Hanson — April 28, 2019 — April 28, 2019 Over the last week, I’ve spoke to two college classes about one hot topic: Personal branding. More specifically, how college seniors about to enter the workforce can build, nurture and sustain an effective personal brand online (photo credit below: Mark Jenson, professor, Hubbard School of … Continue reading Social Media Personal Branding Advice for the Class of 2019
Beata Staszkow — September 26, 2017 — September 26, 2017 stevepb / Pixabay There comes a time when it is time to move on from your current position to embrace a new challenge. The reasons could be you hate your job and your boss, or it could be you have found something you feel is … Continue reading Resign with Class and Hold Your Head High
by Sydney Slavin May 10, 2016May 10, 2016 Class of 2016, your professional journey is soon to begin and your LinkedIn profile is the starting place for your professional story; who you are, what makes you you, and how the skills and knowledge you have acquired from experience and school furthers your passion. For some … Continue reading Class of 2016: 16 Ways to Impress on LinkedIn
Len AprilSeptember 4, 2015 Retaining top suppliers is as important as retaining top talent Since the dawn of the Great Recession in 2008, businesses around the globe have found themselves facing the chaos of new challenges — storms many had never weathered before. Although organizations are recovering, many changes occurred during the intervening years. Traditional … Continue reading World Class MSPs Reward Their Staffing Partners
Lee KennyJanuary 5, 2015 A common hand-wringing moment for new entrepreneurs is when they need to decide how much to charge for their services or information. They worry that if its priced no one will buy, and if its too low it will be an indication of their low self-worth. I just ordered the full … Continue reading When World Class Expertise Is Worth £7.99, How Much to Charge?
