Tag: advice

  • 8 Tips for Successful Phone Conversations

    8 Tips for Successful Phone Conversations

    Phone conversations aren’t normally on the training agenda of most large organizations and we take them for granted. So much of our time spent connecting with, calming down, and coaching our clients takes place on the phone. We take so much time and care into ensuring our brand and voice are right in mass marketing. However, we rarely address tone.…

  • Did You Just Call Me Bossy?

    Did You Just Call Me Bossy?

    I listened to a captivating podcast the other day about women in leadership roles. It was a rebroadcast of a TedTalk that I’d heard a while back and it reminded me of the things I used to tell myself. Here’s a sample of the things I’d say almost every time I found success: I’m successful because I’m just lucky,…

  • Be a Better Leader: How to be a Great, Charismatic Boss

    Be a Better Leader: How to be a Great, Charismatic Boss

    Charismatic leaders are strong, fascinating, hard-working front-runners, but these coaches are not without their pitfalls. Some lack in planning, consistency, and professionalism. They have the potential to be spirited agents of change and steer entire organizations towards success, or they can be loud, egocentric pioneers growing their careers but costing companies millions.

  • 5 Networking Tips for Introverts, Guest Editor, Nicki Escudero

    5 Networking Tips for Introverts, Guest Editor, Nicki Escudero

    If the thought of a networking mixer makes you cringe rather than jump for joy, you’re not alone. In her book Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking, Susan Cain writes at least one-third of the population is introverted. Don’t sacrifice your career growth because you hate large groups –…

  • The Intentional Professional: A Case for Multiple Jobs

    The Intentional Professional: A Case for Multiple Jobs

    Today, many Americans are working multiple jobs to make ends meet. With a still-recovering economy and most young American college grads swimming in debt, the decision to work more than one job seems like obvious plus. However, there is also another set of people working funky hours and odd jobs for a different purpose.