Showing posts with label leadership. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leadership. Show all posts

Thursday, December 19, 2013

Smaller Law Firms Grab Big Slice of Corporate Legal Work

Over the past three years, midsize law firms with 201-500 lawyers have nearly doubled their share of big-ticket litigation, to 41% from 22%, of the work that generates more than $1 million in legal bills.

http://on.wsj.com/1k17yN5

Leadership is about emotion (Forbes).

The ability to reach people that transcend the intellectual and rationale is the mark of a great leader.

http://onforb.es/JyO83U

Tuesday, December 17, 2013

5 Biggest Attorney Job Search Mistakes

Conducting an improper job search can have all sorts of negative repercussions that stretch way beyond making a simple mistake. If you conduct an ineffective job search

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Friday, December 6, 2013

There's a Right Way to Do Online Networking

Social-media websites like LinkedIn have made job hunting easier by automating many tasks. But one-click networking invitations fall short when trying to reach people, say experts. Instead, job hunters need to engage other professionals on a more personal level. This includes getting introductions to people outside of your network who can help you with your career. The trick is knowing how to ask.

http://on.wsj.com/1eJ7flY

Thursday, December 5, 2013

Bosses may use social media to discriminate

Companies now regularly look up job applicants online as part of the hiring process. A new study suggests they may also use what they find to discriminate.

http://on.wsj.com/1eJ6ysN

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Why should we hire you

Succinctly and enthusiastically restate your qualifications. In the delivery of your message, it's not only what you say but how you say it. Less is more: Be succinct, clear and convincing.

http://bit.ly/1eJ5xB8

Tuesday, December 3, 2013

10 Things to Omit from Resumes

Avoid including salary expectations on your resume. If your salary expectations are too high, you can be seen as too expensive by the employer and could be rejected on that basis alone before you have the chance to say you “might have negotiated”.

http://bit.ly/1eJ4MrU

Friday, November 22, 2013

Sorry, Kids. #Corporate Power Hasn’t Changed #Leadership #Millennials

Today’s work world is increasingly populated by millennials with values presumably different from more-senior employees—more egalitarian, less competitive, more meritocratic, less accepting of hierarchy, and more tolerant of all forms of diversity. And if that’s true, surely companies are changing, which means we need new theories about power and influence to reflect these new cultural realities.

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Thursday, November 21, 2013

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Why Your Experience And Education Won’t Get You Hired

In the end, when a hiring decision needs to be made, most employers will choose an honest individual who shows presence, enthusiasm, and passion for the company and the job over hard skills and qualifications.

http://bit.ly/1aTENzk

Tuesday, November 19, 2013

The Makings of an Effective #ContentMarketing Team (CMI) #Leadership

As brands and agencies become increasingly interested in reaping the benefits of content marketing, more of these businesses are exploring what it takes to incorporate its tools and techniques into their overall business operations. It’s no easy task, as content marketing often requires a radical shift in how organizations produce and deliver information to their audience.

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Monday, November 18, 2013

Ad Age's Women to Watch China Salutes Outstanding Leaders #Advertising #Marketing #Women

For the second year, we honor 19 accomplished women who are changing marketing and advertising from Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong as Women to Watch returns to China, one of the world's most important hotspots for marketers.

http://bit.ly/1ajGwfu

Men dominate LinkedIn over women in influence. Why?

Despite the great progress women have made in leadership roles over the years, "there is still a glass ceiling," says Shari Davidson, president of legal recruiting firm On Balance Search Consultants, LLC, and "Top Recommended" on LinkedIn. (Huffington Post)

http://huff.to/183rjRw

Corporate Diversity Lacks Latino Leaders #Leadership #Inclusion #Diversity #Hispanic

Research in corporate diversity shows that too few Latinos have a seat at the table. Is corporations’ ability to connect to the marketplace at stake?

http://bit.ly/1ajGeoX

3 Things You Can Do Tomorrow To Better Lead Your Gen-Y Employees #Millennials #CorporateLeadership #TeamBuilding

The hullabaloo around generational workplace dynamics seems to have intensified of late. After all, the 85 million strong Gen-Y workforce revolution is in full swing (hello, me!), and employers are taking notice.

http://onforb.es/1dK0RdC

Friday, November 15, 2013

Can #Women Lead The Social Enterprise Revolution? #Leadership #Diversity

Today, according to the according to The Independent, “Women are almost twice as likely to reach the top ranks in social enterprises as they are in mainstream businesses,” and “more than 90 percent of companies that focus on tackling social problems have at least one woman on their leadership team.”

http://onforb.es/1gPEjN8

Monday, November 11, 2013

Presentation Tips for Graphic Designers: The Design Presentation (GraphicDesign) #Leadership #Design #Powerpoint #Employment

After the project research, brainstorming sessions, thumbnails, rough layouts and such you’ve arrived at what you believe are, say, three solid solutions to your client’s quandary. It’s time for show and tell. The design presentation, when handled correctly, can cement your relationship with your client and have them doing the happy dance.

http://bit.ly/17ML5k4

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