Ten Rules For Doing Company Layoffs Right
“I am sorry to have to inform you that your job is being eliminated. Please report to HR for processing.” . FAIL! I have personally removed thousands of people from their jobs through layoffs. I think this is why I keep writing about the credit crisis and the impact it is having on our economy. […]
How to Make Introductions in Business & Social Settings
Are proper manners of more importance in today’s society or less so? Read the article below and ask yourself (as I have) how many etiquette faux pas you have made. (smile) — How to Make Introductions in Business & Social Settings by: Dorothy Duncan Though less rigid than the past; introductions should never be overlooked, […]
Laid Off & Looking
Check out an interesting interview of David Perry author of “Guerrilla Marketing for Job Hunters” in the Wall Street. Be sure to check out my comment on the article as well. Landing a job often depends on who you know and making a good first impression is key. David Perry, a recruiter and co-author of […]
Differentiate Yourself with a Twitter Video
Just finsished reading a blog post Titled “Make a Tweet Plan to Get the Most From Twitter” at http://www.twitip.com/make-a-tweet-plan-to-get-the-most-from-twitter/. The post is great and provides Tweeters ideas to create some structure while providing content to their Tweets. What I loved the most about this blog is the idea of creating a Welcome Tweet Video to […]
Running with Sissors (Auto DM)
Door-to-door salesmen, junk mail, telemarketers, urgent recorded phone messages, and Viagra emails. Utter just one of these words to a family member of friend and chances are they will elicit words of anger, frustration, and just flat out negativity. Automatic DM’s are no different. There has been a great debate on Twitter ever since the […]
