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Let's Grow Leaders
AUGUST 15, 2014
Today I bring you a guest post from LGL Tribe member, David Tumbarello. My hope in writing this guest blog today is to respond to Karin Hurt’s post about Humility and Leadership. The interview advice books say we should support our stories with statistics. I often find his comments could be a post in themselves.
She Owns Success
APRIL 22, 2023
As a female entrepreneur, having the right support network around you can make all the difference in your success and growth. From deciding who to reach out to, staying engaged with them over time, and doing what works for you instead of mimicking others’ strategies, we face challenges when expanding our circle of contacts.
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Vantage Circle
JULY 21, 2020
Do you compliment your coworkers for their good job? Or, when you are in a team, do you recognize your coworker’s efforts? Rather than complimenting your coworker behind closed doors or over emails, it is highly recommended that you do it over a team meeting or a public speaking session at your office.
Vantage Circle
JANUARY 16, 2023
From New Year's Day to Christmas— commemorating even some of these holidays can, in some way, become a team tradition that takes your culture to the next level. We've also added some extra advice as a bonus to help you make the occasion extra special for your employees. National Hobby Month.
Eat Your Career
JULY 25, 2013
You’ve got a certain unique set of skills, knowledge and experience that makes you an asset to your organization. Are you using your expertise to further your own career without ever considering how it might help others? I know it sounds a little odd, but your expertise is a powerful gift that deserves to be shared.
Eat Your Career
JUNE 4, 2013
Essentially the term refers to the use of online tools to gain visibility, position yourself as a leader in your field or subject matter, and, ultimately, to get a leg up in the job market. Here are a few things you should know for tapping into the power of the social resume. Own Your Name. A few basic pages are all you need.
Lateral Action
SEPTEMBER 14, 2009
Whichever side of the fence you're on, you're bound to have an opinion on the story of Paul O'Hare , a painter and decorator from Liverpool, UK, who was given just four weeks to transform himself into a fine artist and attempt to fool the critics at a London art gallery. Get Good Mentors. Here's what happened. Where do I start?'.
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