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    Linked – How to Become a Better Listener

    It’s also an important “soft” skill for your career, and in short supply. Helene Moore, PsyD, MAPP, clinical health psychologist at the Osher Center for Integrative Medicine at Northwestern Medicine, says that anyone can train themselves to be a better listener. What’s more? Becoming a better listener is sure to have a positive impact on…

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  • How to Not Keep Employees

    The irony is rich, a site dedicated to helping people looking to either find a new job, or recruit new talent, suggesting that people think about blocking LinkedIn on the office network because people might be using the site to look for a new job?   The amount of traffic to LSC from social medial…

  • More tech woes

    Yesterday was almost an entire day trudging through the world of faulty DNS records, broken telephone cords, unexplained inability to dial outside, which just as suddenly started working again, a lost internet connection that kept me from updating our website database, and various other semi-emergencies. I was so busy putting out fires that when 3PM…

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    Linked – RSS Readers Are Due for a Comeback

    This is true, there’s no reason for people to be stuck only reading what social media decides they would like to read. Alas, too many of us are not actually interested in doing anything more than knowing what our social networks decide is important. “But anyone weary of black-box algorithms controlling what you see online…

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