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Virginia Franco — April 22, 2018 Follow @VAFrancoResumes — April 22, 2018 JESHOOTS / Pixabay I’ve been fortunate to interview many successful career professionals as an executive resume writer throughout my career, and have had the opportunity to pick their brains about what worked (and what didn’t!) during their job searches. Common themes have emerged. … Continue reading 4 Things Most Would Do Differently: Job Hunting If Turning Back Time
Mark Miller — July 7, 2017 Follow @MMtwopointfive — July 7, 2017 typographyimages / Pixabay Marketers, still treating your resume and LinkedIn profiles more or less the same? If so, you’re probably utilizing one (or both) the wrong way. Your resume and LinkedIn account are undoubtedly among the best tools available to market your professional … Continue reading How (and Why) Marketers Should Treat Their Resume and LinkedIn Differently
Samson Adepoju — March 1, 2017 Follow @salonyourway— March 1, 2017 The topic of would you do things differently if you had to start your business again is an interesting one. What would you do if you were to start your business over again from scratch in 2017? Well, maybe I can give you some … Continue reading What Would You Do Differently If You Could Start Your Business Over?
Bob Apollo — December 22, 2016 Follow @bobapollo— December 22, 2016 We’re rapidly approaching the end of the year, and barring the occasional miracle, it’s probably already pretty clear how your organisation’s sales year is going to end up. If you’re like most sales teams, it will probably have been a blend of high spots … Continue reading What is Your Organisation Going to Do Differently in 2017?
Caitlin Zucal — November 16, 2016 Follow @Caitlin_Zucal— November 16, 2016 Thomas Edison said, “Time is really the only capital that any human being has, and the only thing he can’t afford to lose.” We all want to accomplish more with the precious 24 hours we are given in a single day. After all, there … Continue reading 7 Things Highly Productive People Do Differently
Columnist Andy Taylor shares data from Merkle|RKG that illustrates how users behave when clicking on ads and how they evaluate ad choices on a SERP. Andy Taylor on March 4, 2016 Analyzing paid search orders based on whether they were placed by new-to-file or return customers can be a valuable exercise in determining how … Continue reading How New & Existing Customers Interact With Your Paid Search Ads Differently
Mary DrotarOctober 7, 2015 Product developers are under tremendous pressure these days. Executives in product development are asked to bring new products to market faster while being smarter about choosing which projects to pursue. To top it off, their R&D budgets and the size of their product development staffs are decreasing. With reduced resources, businesses … Continue reading Why Product Development Needs to be Done Differently
Ryan EstisAugust 12, 2015 “Competition proves excellence.” Anthony Schlegel is an elite performer. He’s a former Big-10 and NFL linebacker who transitioned into a role as the head strength and conditioning coach at his alma mater, The Ohio State University (2015 National Champions!). Now, Anthony is applying the fundamentals and mental toughness he learned in … Continue reading What Do Elite Performers Do Differently?
