Posted by Darleen DeRosa March 9, 2017 Companies that prioritize training and development have a clear competitive advantage. Research from the Corporate Leadership Council shows they outperform their competitors by 19 percent. They also have higher employee engagement, less turnover and increased revenue compared with companies that don’t … Continue reading The State of Corporate Training: See How Your Company Stacks Up
Julie Winkle Giulioni — May 11, 2017 Follow @julie_wg— May 11, 2017 Leadership IQ released a study called “Optimal Hours with the Boss.” It’s an insightful report based upon research conducted with more than 30,000 executives, managers, and employees in North America. The results understandably made news. The findings are profound: “The median time people … Continue reading The Surprising Benefits of Manager/Employee Interactions
Mark Miller — April 14, 2017 Follow @MMtwopointfive— April 14, 2017 If you’ve been even remotely connected to digital marketing at any point over the last twenty years, then you’re no doubt well aware of the meaning and value of Search Engine Optimization. But you might not realize that SEO isn’t just a way … Continue reading The Surprising Ways You Can Use SEO to Win New Marketing Job Opportunities
Lynn Hunsaker — March 21, 2017 Follow @clearaction— March 21, 2017 Is artificial intelligence, digital marketing, predictive analytics, customer engagement, big data, or some other “shiny object” the key to driving business performance? Certainly all of these endeavors can make a difference in revenue growth. Yet there is a bigger picture. None of these is … Continue reading 3 Surprising Ways to Drive Business Performance
Liz Kislik — February 28, 2017 Follow @lizkislik— February 28, 2017 This morning, on the train heading into New York City, I watched a woman put on her makeup. She had the application down to an art: reaching into the cosmetic bag on her lap to find the next product; holding up her mirror with … Continue reading A Surprising Example of Disruptive Skill
Kenny Silva — February 23, 2017 — February 23, 2017 What do information overload, brain freeze, and hangovers have in common? Each one is an example of what happens when you get too much of a good thing. Whether we’ve swamped ourselves with news stories from Twitter, overindulged with a tub of Phish Food, or … Continue reading The Surprising Truth About Sending Too Many Emails
Steve DiGioia — February 13, 2017 Follow @stevedigioia— February 13, 2017 Every business has one or more employees that seem to take a back seat to the day-to-day machinations of business. Dutifully they perform as intended and do their best but are not looked at in times of need or expected to do much more. … Continue reading Never Underestimate the Potential From These 3 Surprising Sources
Shawn Forno — January 20, 2017 Follow @IdeaRocket321— January 20, 2017 When you think of whiteboard animation, you probably think of a hand illustrating a complicated series of ideas as a soothing voiceover explains particle physics or the psychology of social media. Odds are, you’ve seen a whiteboard video in the past few years because … Continue reading 8 Surprising Ways to Use Whiteboard Animation
Danielle Winski — December 23, 2016 — December 23, 2016 Do you know how social media and crochet are similar? Find out in this post! Crocheting is a craft I learned as a young girl while sitting on my great grandmother’s lap. Crochet involves connecting one chained loop to another in a pattern that magically … Continue reading Social Media and Crochet: The Surprising Similarities that Will Blow Your Mind
By David Schneider October 12th, 2016 With the rise of new online social networks in recent years, lead generation has been undergoing some significant changes. Your potential buyers are overwhelmed with all the noise, and as a result, they ignore the messages that do not appeal or engage them. You need to find new ways … Continue reading 3 Surprising Lead Generation Techniques…That Worked!
