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Power to the People: Glassdoor’s Speaker Series Debuts

Glassdoor is excited to announce its new Speaker Series, welcoming influential leaders, visionaries and extraordinary people to share their stories with Glassdoor employees. This new program debuted with Glassdoor’s very own co-founder and chairman, Rich Barton. In a talk on the power of transparency and doing what’s right for ‘the little guy – and gal,’ …

InterviewJob SearchSuccess Strategies

The Do’s and Don’ts of Marketing Interviewing

For the majority of companies, marketing recruiting is one the most difficult human resources activities. Subject complexity has made it nearly impossible for HR representatives to determine job applicant aptitude based on their technical abilities.

What they do know is their desired end-goal. With limited knowledge, hiring managers and recruiters do their best to determine …

entrepreneurshipReputation ManagementSuccess Strategies

Would You Improve Communication With Your Clientele?

Many people make the pronouncement that they specialize in… Only when you approach them to learn more, it turns out they don’t know a whole lot about your segment of the population. Their misleading statement turns into wasted time and frustration.

The improved approach is to wait until you fully understand your targeted clientele before …

Career DevelopmentInterviewJob SearchSuccess Strategies

13 Phrases to Impress Your Interviewer

The overwhelming majority of interviewees who fail to impress a hiring manager do so because they are unable to incorporate dynamic and thoughtful phrases within their interview answers.

You can have the most impressive theories on business, the most intriguing insight on success, and the most pertinent information to deliver, but if you don’t learn …

Social MediaSuccess StrategiesWorkplace Success

How You Can Profit From Being Kind

The single most important aspect of business is the finesse you exhibit when you are with your “audience.” In coaching and teaching communication leadership, I often remind learners to “be kind to your audience.” And I constantly remind them to, “Take responsibility for your audience’s experience of you.”

Who is your audience? Everyone around you.…