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Stefania Rossi July 14, 2020 As the saying goes, teamwork makes the dreamwork. Building an effective and successful team takes time, and it’s even harder in the case of distributed, remote teams. How can you run effectively a team of persons without, well, meeting in person? With the rise of remote work worldwide, many teams … Continue reading 5 Tips to Encourage Effective Teamwork While Remote
Kenna Griffin — September 3, 2019 — September 3, 2019 Most people don’t like meetings. If you’ve been around here awhile you know that meetings may be the only think I dislike more than email. But some meetings are necessary to organizational communication. I tend to think more effective meetings mean fewer meetings, and I’m … Continue reading 2 Things You Must Do After Every Meeting to Make It Successful
Personal Branding Blog — April 11, 2019 — April 11, 2019 Becoming unemployed is likely a sudden, unexpected event, and most people do not have the networking skills needed to immediately switch gears and begin efficiently developing job leads. There could be many reasons: feeling uncomfortable with the networking process, not knowing the process, being … Continue reading How to Network Effectively While in Transition
Sarah Bentley — March 20, 2019 — March 20, 2019 Pexels / Pixabay I had no idea that being detail-oriented was such an important personality trait until I got to Intero, but it turns out I had been applying it way before I knew I even had it. Having an internship in the fashion industry, … Continue reading Why You Need to be Paying More Attention to Detail
Dale Keipert — November 16, 2018 Follow @360Interactive — November 16, 2018 In last week’s blog post I talked about what a Net Promoter Score (NPS) is and how to start figuring out what your score is. In that blog post, I covered the different types of surveys that you’ll need to use to get … Continue reading Ask Them Nicely
John Nemo — June 26, 2017 Follow @JohnNemoPR — June 26, 2017 On July 17, 1982, an unexpected and unanticipated sound signaled the launch of an unforgettable musical icon, along with providing a timeless business lesson. The sound was so stunning, so shocking, I had to go back over the audio to make sure I … Continue reading Why You Shouldn’t Always Listen to the Audience
Shivam Trika — January 4, 2017 — January 4, 2017 There’s hardly any doubt about your employees being the building blocks of your business, they sure are the pillars your business thrives on. Most of the success or failure of your startup can be credited to the overall performance of all your employees. Entrepreneurs or … Continue reading 3 Tools Startups Must Use to Effectively Communicate with Staff
Ryan Estis — December 8, 2016 Follow @RyanEstis— December 8, 2016 “Dude, if you could figure out a way to get paid from having networking and brainstorming meetings at Starbucks everyday, you’d be crazy rich.” The truth hurts. At the time it was exactly the perspective I needed. I like meeting new people, learning about … Continue reading Kill the ‘Coffee Shopping’ with These 7 Ideas for Better Networking
by Jennifer Hanford February 24, 2016 Follow @jennghanfordFebruary 24, 2016 How much of your communication is “lost in translation”? For many people, sending an email or text message may seem like the quickest and most effective way of communicating with their coworkers. These coworkers might sit as close as the cubicle across from them – … Continue reading How to Effectively Communicate at Work [Infographic]
