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2008 May

Why Every Company Needs to Embrace Social Media

By | 1 Comment | May 29, 2008

This post was originally posted at Employee Evolution Social media is changing everything. Business Week recently published an article about the power of social media and how companies are beginning to embrace it, because they really don’t have a choice. Not everyone has a blog, or wants to blog, but you would be hard pressed to find […] Read »

10 Ways Generation Y Will Change the Workplace

By | No Comments | May 28, 2008

This post was originially posted in Employee Evolution There’s no doubt that Generation Y will fundamentally change corporate America. It’s already started. Managing Gen Y is the hot topic among consultants, Human Resource executives and talent management professionals. For a Gen Yer like me, this is great news. We have a voice, and we have […] Read »

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31 Things You Should Know About Salary Negotiation

By | 1 Comment | May 22, 2008

Some tips and things to consider from a salary negotiation specialist. Read »

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Avoiding Bad Body Language in An Interview

By | No Comments | May 20, 2008

Watch for these body language “don’ts” to avoid coming across poorly in an interview. Read »

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The ABCs of Angry Boss Control

By | No Comments | May 19, 2008

Whether your boss is the scream-in-your-face or the passive-aggressive type, here are some tips for dealing with some of the standard Angry Bosses found in the workplace. Read »

Henry Ford Didn’t Need to Manage, But You Do

By | No Comments | May 1, 2008

    This post was originally posted at Employee Evolution Seth Godin claims that Henry Ford’s greatest achievement was not the assembly line, but rather that he understood (and exploited) the power of productivity. Godin argues that Ford understood that paying workers more than the average salary would make them work twice as hard, and pump […] Read »