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When Amazon comes for your company, don’t lose focus on what matters: Your customer

Amazon appears to be an unstoppable powerhouse gobbling up its competitors. So how do you ensure your company’s survival? Contributor Joe Hyland explains why it comes down to creating engaging customer experiences that build brand loyalty. Joe Hyland on September 14, 2017   On day one of the recently completed Whole Foods acquisition, Amazon slashed … Continue reading When Amazon comes for your company, don’t lose focus on what matters: Your customer →

Don’t Lose Profile Views by Skimping on this Most Commonly-Read LinkedIn Section

Virginia Franco — February 27, 2017 Follow @VAFrancoResumes— February 27, 2017 The headline section LinkedIn is the second most widely-read section on your profile. Whenever I’m conducting a resume consultation, I advise my clients that if you don’t hook your reader with a persuasive summary section, chances are he or she will not be compelled … Continue reading Don’t Lose Profile Views by Skimping on this Most Commonly-Read LinkedIn Section →

Non-Mobile Optimized Websites Lose Online Customers

Michael Pendreigh — January 20, 2017 — January 20, 2017 Mobile optimized web sites are essential to succeeding as an online brand. The mobile-first world defines modern internet consumption culture. Google coined and champions the term: “mobile-first.” The compound simply iterates our evident obsession with mobile devices. We compartmentalize our issues, goals, and desires with … Continue reading Non-Mobile Optimized Websites Lose Online Customers →

How Recruitment Strategies Will Win or Lose the Game of Thrones

by James Walsh July 19, 2016July 19, 2016 Game of Thrones season 6 just came to a literal explosive end. We’re still trying to unpack all the new alliances, foreshadowed threats, and brutal endings for dozens of characters (the writers really don’t pull their punches). As the initial shock wears off, we’ve thought about how … Continue reading How Recruitment Strategies Will Win or Lose the Game of Thrones →