I know who you called last month
‘I know who you called last month’
Nice, this always makes me feel so safe!
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I can’t imagine anything that condemns the current state of corporate intranets more than LinkedIn thinking they could do a better job of connecting coworkers with each other from the outside than companies do internally. Then again, in many cases they probably can! LinkedIn’s Lookup App Helps You Find Your Coworkers More Easily Follow these…
So the problem is laid out pretty well in this statement: In a press release about the report, Monu Kalsi, vice-president of Shred-it, is quoted as saying, “The study’s findings clearly show that seemingly small habits [of employees] can pose great security risk and add up to large financial, reputational and legal risks.” And the…
These are really good. As a trainer, the one I liked the best was the last tip: Visualize rather than memorize your speech. If you try memorizing your speech word by word, your performance will suffer, Qahtani said. He likes to visualize a map of certain points in his speech that he fills in during…
In response to this information, and in an effort to better understand productivity, Florida State University Professor K. Anders Ericsson and his colleagues studied “elite performers,” folks who excelled in their field, whether they were musicians, athletes, or chess players. Ericsson discovered that uninterrupted practice in intervals of 90 minutes or less, with breaks in…
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Seth’s point here is one many workers would do well to remember:
“It’s easy to use our indispensability as fuel. Fuel to speak up and contribute. That’s important. But it’s also possible for that same instinct to backfire, and for us to believe that if we don’t do it, it won’t get done right.
That’s unlikely.”