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5 Ways to Grow Your Personal Brand on the Job

Personal branding is not just for job seekers. If you want to position yourself for future success, it’s only logical to continue building and maintaining your personal brand on the job, too.

Josh Hyatt, a writer for Forbes, once wrote, “successful employees working at large companies desperately need to create a ‘brand within a brand,’ …

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25 Ways to Prospect and Build Your Brand

I spent two decades in broadcast radio sales and management with some of the top media companies. I was an award winning new business salesperson because I was a great prospector and networker. As I look back now, I realize that I was building my professional brand at the same time. I didn’t know that …

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Using Personality Type For Success

When creating your personal brand you need to differentiate yourself from others. You also need to understand how others prefer to operate in order to relate to and influence them effectively.

However, you may not be comfortable with the idea of having personal characteristics categorized or labeled, especially when labels may be inaccurate or negative.…

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Counter Age Bias and Build Persona in the Workplace

I’m hearing about this from a lot of people on both the top and bottom of the demographic scales. Boomers are not up to date enough technology wise and and Gen Y’s don’t have enough experience and have their own rules for working.

According to Ellen Alcorn, Monster Contributing writer, “It’s the fastest-growing category of …

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A Cup of Coffee to What Seth Godin is Trying to Accomplish

Seth Godin’s initial ideas were rejected over 900 times.

Thirty different book proposals, to thirty different publishers.

But Seth had an idea he knew was worth spreading.

Warner Books eventually did pick up Seth’s first book, “Business Rules of Thumb”, in 1984. And the very week he handed in the final draft, Warner Books signed …