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Resume Tips!
Great starting tips to revamp your resume! Mary V. Davids is Principal Consultant at D&M Consulting Services, LLC. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management and a Master’s Degree in Human Resource Management. Mary has over a decade of … Continue reading
Posted in Self Improvement, Uncategorized
Tagged career, career development, Job interview, job opportunity, jobs, resume tips, Workplace
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Good Leadership is Not About Being Right
“Being right means nothing unless you’re the one that holds the cards.” That is what a great boss once told me. He learned that after being fired from a prestigious law firm after arguing with his boss over who was right. … Continue reading
Posted in CEO & Executive Leadership, Self Improvement, Workplace Matters
Tagged being right, Boss, Confidence, employees, goals, Inspiration, Leadership, ROI, Workplace
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Are you Hiring for Character or Skill?
Character is higher than intellect. A great soul will be strong to live as well as think. –Ralph Waldo Emerson I recently attended a chat session about best hiring practices. The participants were asked when hiring: Should placement be based … Continue reading
Posted in Workplace Matters
Tagged character, characteristics, employee engagement, Employment, ethics, hire, performance, recruiting, Recruitment, skill, talent, value, Workplace
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Three Ways to Get Recognized at Work
Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. -W.H.Murray The battle to get ahead in the workplace requires strategic planning and commitment to be effective and ensure you get the … Continue reading
Monthly Book Pick!
This month I picked Simon Sinek’s Leaders Eat Last [Kindle Edition]. Simon Sinek is also the author of global bestseller Start With Why. In this book, Sinek describes workplaces full of cynicism, paranoia and self-interest and how Leaders are able to gain employee loyalty in … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Boss, business, employees, jobs, Leadership, management, Success, teambuilding, teamwork, Work, Workplace
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Want to be a Good Boss? Don’t Friend or Follow Your Staff on Social Media
Developing trust is a crucial element to maintaining employee loyalty. What your staff does outside working hours is none of your business. Yes, that’s right; NONE of your business. Let’s say you have accepted a friend request or followed an … Continue reading
Posted in Workplace Matters
Tagged Boss, Employment, LEADERS, Leadership, management, Manager, Social Media, Workplace
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Should You Use Your Personal Cell Phone for Business?
To eliminate costs employers frequently give employees the option of using their personal cell phones to conduct work activity. Many employees find it easier to use their personal device of preference over using a company device they “don’t like” so this … Continue reading
Posted in Self Improvement, Workplace Matters
Tagged business, career, work-life balance, Workplace
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How to Redeem Yourself After you’ve Messed Up at Work
We have all done it; messed up on an important project, made a huge mistake by assuming or simply using bad judgment on the job. The aftermath is horrible. You feel like your job is in jeopardy and you are … Continue reading
Posted in Workplace Matters
Tagged Employment, Leadership, management, Mistake, office, Workplace
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Implementing Change in the Workplace
Great leaders understand change is necessary to remain competitive. Employee resistance to change is not unusual; however if not strategically managed, such resistance can turn into a problematic situation in the workplace. Employees are comfortable with consistency because it provides … Continue reading