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How To Avoid Annoying Phone Calls
When I was in 7th grade I had a huge crush on a girl named Christy, or Chrissie or Carla…
Tweeting During Presentations- Rebuttal to the Rebuttal (Will the Rebuttals Ever End?!?)
Christina Gleason has written an excellent rebuttal to my recent Smart Meetings article, 5 Reasons You Shouldn’t Tweet During Presentations. Really. She…
4 Ways Your Sales Script Is Slowly Destroying You
Hello again! First off, sorry for my absence. I could chalk it up to being busy, but the truth is…
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The Disturbing Truth About Vacation Time
There was a time in the world when every day was a vacation, because we hadn’t invented work yet. All…
7 Reasons Your Administrative Assistant Is The Most Important Asset You Have
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Every month I like to keep track of how many LinkedIn connections I have, but once you get over 500…
How NOT To Do Team Building Exercises- Trust Fall Fail
I’m sure you’ve heard of the trust fall, that iconic team building exercise where you hope your colleagues don’t hate…
8 Things To Expect On Your First Day of Work
Graduation season is approaching, which means that millions of college graduates are about to begin their first post-educational job. Maybe…