Steven Imke — March 22, 2020 In the wake of the coronavirus (COVIN-19), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that businesses consider “social containment” strategies. As a result, many companies are encouraging their employees who can work from home to do so. Here are some ideas to consider as you shift your … Continue reading How to Effectively Deal with a Remote Workforce
Isaiah Stone — March 17, 2020 There’s one big, common problem we all face when pursuing our goals and staying productive: when life gets complicated, many people choose to wait instead of work. You might have used an excuse in the past to justify that decision. The most common way we justify delaying the pursuit … Continue reading How to Deal With Obstacles to Your Goals and Productivity
Pratip Biswas — March 7, 2020 Do you always finish your online shopping? Probably not. And as it turns out 69.57% of people in 2019 didn’t feel like finishing their online shopping either. And the fact that in 2019 more than half online shoppers did not finish their shopping is a big reason for stress … Continue reading Abandoning Shopping Carts: How to Deal With the Bane of Ecommerce Platforms
Gleb Tsipursky — December 26, 2019 Follow @Gleb_Tsipursky When’s the last time you heard a colleague say something so ridiculous that it made your jaw drop? Such denial of reality happens surprising often. Perhaps it’s something political — like, George Bush is behind 9/11. Maybe they express science denial, insisting that the Earth is flat. … Continue reading How to Deal With Colleagues in Denial
Jennifer Hanford — December 20, 2019 Follow @jennghanford Anyone who works from home will agree that some days are better than others. The good days are those when you’re able to cross everything off your to-do list before midnight. Most days, however, are ripe with distractions. Of course, this will be the case wherever you … Continue reading The Deal with Distractions—and How to Manage Them
Elizabeth Williams — December 14, 2019 Follow @bizmkter We’re getting toward the bottom of the recruitment marketing toolbox and this, I think is my very favourite tool, mostly because it’s also the easiest one to pull off. All employers will have terrible reviews on sites like Glassdoor and Indeed. It’s just a fact. Just as … Continue reading Recruitment Marketing Essentials #4: Deal with your Bad Reviews
Stefan Palios — December 9, 2019 Follow @stefanpalios Just imagine: everything is going perfectly. Work is decent – fun, even. Coworkers are nice. Things are going well. Then all of a sudden you’ve got 5 projects on the go, one of your coworkers started gossiping about you, and you realize you’re behind on a big … Continue reading How to Deal With Stress at Work
Barry David Moore — November 13, 2019 We will all face the issue of criticism and character assassination at work, but there are ways to manage the problem and hopefully come out the other side with our head held high. Ignore it Believe it or not, when people start to talk about you, perhaps even … Continue reading 5 Ways to Deal with Gossip & Haters At Work
Manisha Sukhyani — November 9, 2019 Follow @msukhyani As per Search Engine Land’s latest study, approximately 49% of all U.S. Google searches resulted in zero clicks in the first quarter of 2019. Another study from SparkToro showed that 60% of mobile searches ended without clicks. Brands are trying hard to earn clicks from organic searches … Continue reading 3 Best Practices to Deal with Google’s Zero-Click Searches
Paul Keijzer — September 3, 2019 Follow @Paul_Keijzer — September 3, 2019 Politics occur on every level of human existence. Any time there are two or more people in a space together, in any context, politics can and do exist. Similarly, politics are bound to occur in every workplace – because humans are naturally political. … Continue reading This is How Great Leaders Deal with Office Politics
