Richard Nongard — July 24, 2018 Follow @nongard1 — July 24, 2018 Dee sat in her office tensely biting her pencil. As the new sales manager, she was feeling a combination of anger, and overwhelming confusion as she learned that one of the newest, but potentially larger clients she had worked to obtain was backing … Continue reading A Powerful Lesson in Leadership Empathy
Roee Ganot — February 19, 2017 Follow @RoeeGanot— February 19, 2017 What’s the top spot you can get in search results? Chances are that you just answered “Number 1.” The position right at the top of the page. The position that people see first. But wait, do they actually see that position first? You have … Continue reading SEO Lesson: Position “0”
Ken Thoreson — February 6, 2017 Follow @/KenThoreson— February 6, 2017 It’s time to Recruit-not necessarily to hire. A Super Bowl Lesson After 8 days and 6 different cities I hope to make sure this message is clear-it’s been a busy week! I missed last week’s blog because of some of that travel but I … Continue reading It’s Time to Recruit — Not Necessarily to Hire: Lesson From the Super Bowl
Frank Rumbauskas — December 23, 2016 Follow @FrankRumbauskas— December 23, 2016 I don’t keep it a secret that I credit Napoleon Hill with all of my success; in fact, I re-read his master work The Law of Success 3-4 times each year and learn something new each time. If you’re not familiar with that book, … Continue reading Napoleon Hill’s Masterful Lesson on Making Quick and Definite Decisions
by Gerardo A. Dada July 9, 2016 Follow @gerardodadaJuly 9, 2016 RadioShack lost its focus and pursued a path where they had no significant advantage in a highly competitive field. In other words, RadioShack’s strategy was the wrong one. The company fell into the “Large Market” trap. The same trap many entrepreneurs fall into. We … Continue reading RadioShack Strategy: A Lesson for Business Leaders
by Angie Geffen July 6, 2016 Follow @AngieGeffenJuly 6, 2016 Thought leadership helps you to elevate your brand by establishing your authority in your niche. Instead of being just another player in the game, you can position yourself as an expert in your niche. There are many ways that you can become a thought leader, … Continue reading Thought Leadership Lesson: LinkedIn Pulse
Aya TsurutaJuly 24, 2015 While many seemed dissatisfied by Amazon Prime Day, what it really looks like is that these empty-cart-ers didn’t get to the site quickly enough. Every year on Black Friday, there are lines almost half a mile long outside of stores like Best Buy at the wee hours of the morning. People … Continue reading A Lesson from Amazon on Holiday-Creating
Julia BorginiApril 15, 2015 Everyone who starts a business blog does so with the best of intentions. They’re going to write regularly, give away valuable content to their readers, and really engage with them. Instead, what you get is a blog that ends up being another news release platform for you, and the last original … Continue reading Business Blogging Lesson: How to Blog With a Purpose
Dennis ShiaoApril 7, 2015 Photo source: User peasap on flickr. Introduction It’s a Friday afternoon and I’m waiting in line to order a chicken salad sandwich. It’s a gorgeous day in the Bay Area, which explains why the outdoor seating area is completely full. The sandwich line is moving a bit slowly, but it’s nearly … Continue reading A Lesson In Community Management From The Delicatessen
Nicholas MukharMarch 26, 2015 The sports writing opportunities on the Addicted to Adaptive blog are few and far between, but I’ve had this NCAA basketball tournament circled on my blogging calendar for quite some time. Not since Tom Peff asked finance departments to choose a World Cup team that best represented their own professional style … Continue reading Lesson Learned from March Madness: I’m Not Ready To Be A CFO (DD)
