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One is often told that getting the buy-in for a Social Media initiative requires some solid ROI calculation. One would have to weigh the pros and cons, how much it costs, try and  0 comments
In a 21st century world where jobs can be shipped wherever there's an internet connection; where a child born in Dallas is competing with children in Delhi; where your best job  0 comments
According to the 2007 Walden University Graduate Survey, three out of four Walden graduates received a pay raise within one year of earning their degree. Two out of three Walden  0 comments
Brian, who was one of the people in charge of payroll, got laid off. He was an expert in a database system that processed payment for the whole organization. His co-worker,  0 comments
A service-oriented economy, globalization, and dynamic economic environments have all contributed to diversity becoming one of the realities of today’s organizations.  0 comments
A quick perusal of the blogs posted under various topics at Think+Up reveals some commonalities. Namely – the mentoring, leadership and management of people in the workplace who  0 comments
Of all the topics surrounding the web, there is one which tops the list from a marketing point of view and it’s Search Engine Optimization (aka SEO). It is indeed one of the  0 comments
Wikis—Web-based content systems that are user editable—are among several means of knowledge-sharing within an organization. But why is it so important to share knowledge?Take  0 comments
In our previous article about social media, we have described the 8 reasons why managers love social media and we have also debunked a few commonplace myths. In this new  0 comments
Elite athletes push themselves to the extreme and take pride in doing so. What drives them? And, do top performers in the business world share any common characteristics with  1 comment
I have come across many executives from various countries and diverse backgrounds and it seems that they fall in either of 2 categories: those who love and those who hate Social  0 comments
In 2011, the first wave of baby boomers will start to retire. And the current economic downturn means that early or on-time retirement is no longer an option for many in this  1 comment
Managing one’s online reputation has become a must. It is absolutely unthinkable for anyone who wants to make a professional appointment to leave a photograph on one’s  0 comments
One would have thought that in the 21st century the discourse about the role of gender in leadership would have been a story of the past. Nothing is further from the truth. Just  3 comments
Their executive team was composed of some very bright people indeed, or at least they thought so since they'd all graduated from top schools and shared the same experiences and  0 comments
The economic downturn has reached organizations all over the United States, causing companies across industries to struggle to keep their operations going. Consequently, jobs have  0 comments
At its core, meaningful work is helping people. But that makes you think you need to save children dying in Africa. But, really, you can push papers for multinational  2 comments
I spoke this past week to a group of senior marketing professionals from a major consumer products company. It was a half-day workshop to explore the question, "How good is 'good  0 comments
 
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