Kellie Wong — June 1, 2020 Did you know 19 percent of remote employees report loneliness as their biggest challenge? Other challenges for remote employees include unplugging after work (22 percent) and feeling disconnected (over 50 percent). It’s important for organizations to build team spirit and connection with their remote workforce, especially during times of … Continue reading How to Make Remote Employees Feel Included
Renzo Costarella — February 5, 2020 One day during your morning commute you notice that one of your tires looks like it’s losing air. Instead of putting air in the tire, you go on with your daily routine. On your way to work, you have a blowout. If you had taken care of the car … Continue reading 5 Steps for When You Feel Motivation Dropping
Liz Kislik — May 23, 2019 Follow @lizkislik — May 23, 2019 Why is it that leaders often believe they’ve given clear direction, while the rank-and-file remains practically unaware that there’s been any communication at all? I just got an email from a mid-level manager who’s in the midst of a change initiative. He noted … Continue reading Here Are the Reasons Leaders Feel Like No One Listens
Liz King — January 5, 2019 Follow @lizkingevents — January 5, 2019 Veex / Pixabay It seems that everyone is obsessed with the words “influencer” and “thought leader”. Buzz words, yes. But a new concept? Absolutely not! Since the beginning of time, people purchase things from people they know, trust, and believe will do the … Continue reading How You Can Be a Thought Leader, Even When You Don’t Feel Like an “Expert”
Melissa Ingold — September 23, 2018 Follow @timefreedombiz — September 23, 2018 JESHOOTScom / Pixabay Sometimes I feel like my fellow entrepreneurs are stuck in a kooky, Hollywood-fueled narrative about abundance. So many of us seem to think that the only people who could possibly afford to hire personal assistants, housekeepers, and gardeners are folks … Continue reading How to Outsource Your Life and Feel Good About It
Miranda Marquit — September 21, 2018 — September 21, 2018 Accepting online payments can be a great way to help you expand your business and make it easier for your customers to give you money. On the other hand, it seems as though every other day we hear about a data breach. And, even though … Continue reading 5 Ways to Help Your Customers Feel Comfortable Paying Online
Michael Heller — May 9, 2018 — May 9, 2018 geralt / Pixabay It’s official, the annual performance review is extinct. Gone are the days of single, annual meetings and interrogation-like performance management processes. Constant, continuous feedback is quickly filling the gaps and here are two reasons why: Employees (and employers) dread harsh, critical feedback. … Continue reading 40 Feedback Phrases That Help Employees Feel Empowered
Will Yelling At AI Make Me Feel Any Better About Your Product? by George Simpson , Featured Contributor, April 5, 2018 Artificial intelligence, according to a byliner I read this week, presents “an opportunity for brands to automate countless micro-experiences along the customer journey and in fact has already enabled seismic shifts in the way … Continue reading Will Yelling At AI Make Me Feel Any Better About Your Product?
Personal Branding Blog — January 26, 2018 — January 26, 2018 Nobody likes to be a nobody, but unfortunately, that’s what you are at the beginning of the job search process, provided you’ve just joined the ranks of those in transition. Those who are the decision makers about your future do not initially know anything … Continue reading Do You Feel Like a Nobody?
Algorithm updates got you down? You’re not alone. Columnist Jamie Pitman shares highlights from a BrightLocal survey seeking to understand the ways that algorithm updates impact SEO practitioners’ jobs. Jamie Pitman on December 28, 2017 As SEOs working in the weeds with our clients each day, it can sometimes be hard to truly see … Continue reading From algo to aggro: How SEOs really feel about Google algorithm updates
