Personal Branding BlogOctober 22, 2015 Everybody knows there are costs associated with any job, whether it’s the amount of money spent on lunch or the expense of transportation just to get there. But what many don’t realize is those small outlays add up, costing workers thousands of dollars a year. Consider this: according to a … Continue reading 5 Ways To Reduce The Cost Of Working
Susan PoirierOctober 21, 2015 Picture this quintessential bit of information that has been picking at your brain and eating you up inside, you remember – someone on a beach with a digital tool, getting their work done while enjoying their family. Drives you crazy, doesn’t it? The cool breeze, the aqua green water, the white … Continue reading Working Remotely: The 3 Things You Need To Know
Paul KeijzerOctober 20, 2015 News revolving around LinkedIn and women has taken an interesting turn. One of the major stories going around is when a Barrister received sexist comments from older lawyers on LinkedIn. It’s gone to the extent where some women have been saying they started uploading “ugly” pictures to stop being preyed upon … Continue reading Are Working Women Missing Out on the Power of LinkedIn?
Brie ReynoldsOctober 12, 2015 Perhaps one of the greatest segments to change the landscape of the workplace are the millennials. Affectionately known as generation Y, these 30-somethings are different from their previous working counterparts in a variety of ways, desiring work-life balance and a passion for their jobs above all else. Millennials are working in … Continue reading 5 Industries Where the Most Millennials Are Working
Don’t get caught up in the all-too-common impulse to chase view counts. Columnist Michael Litt explains why you need to first figure out your goals and then determine how to measure video marketing success. Michael Litt on October 9, 2015 Ah, the viral video. It’s become both a blessing and a curse for modern marketers. … Continue reading View Counts Don’t Count! Using Video Analytics To Understand What’s Working And What’s Not
Virginia FrancoOctober 4, 2015 If you stick to the resume formatting that worked back in the 80s, 90s and heck, even through 2010 . . . you run the risk today of being overlooked or that critical key points will get missed altogether! The culprit? Technology. For better or for worse, technology has transformed our … Continue reading Resume Not Working? Make Sure It’s Written for an Online Read
Amy EdwardsSeptember 19, 2015 When it comes to job or recruitment advertising, just like any other form of advertising, it can be a bit hit and miss sometimes and you don’t always get the desired result you want the first time around. The problem you’re faced with is trying to produce an advert which will … Continue reading 5 Things To Do If Your Job Advert Isn’t Working
Carrie GallagherAugust 8, 2015 Having enough working capital on your balance sheet can mean the difference between long-term business success and failure, making it important to measure your liquidity requirements regularly. Working capital, which is calculated by subtracting your current assets from your current liabilities, needs to counterbalance fluctuations in your operating expenses, sales, cost … Continue reading How to Measure Your Working Capital Requirements
Kristen PatelAugust 8, 2015 So you’re still asking the same question, Why isn’t my marketing working? At this point, when you say your marketing isn’t working – you’re not talking about bringing in website traffic. In fact, from this point on, I’m going to assume that you’re bringing in site visits like there’s no tomorrow … Continue reading Why Isn’t My Marketing Working: Contact Conversion
Timothy FreriksJuly 24, 2015 There are very few unique ideas in the world; don’t think you are the first person in the billions of people in the world to think of it. The difference between success and failure relies on a lot of factors, like management and customer service, but every successful product has some … Continue reading Working Out Your Competitive Advantage
