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Much has been written about Baby Boomers beginning to retire. Make way for the Millennials! If you are a professional climbing the career ladder, listen to your elders – and this is said in a most respectful way. Boomers joke about hiding their grey hairs, but know they have a responsibility to mentor new leaders. Many young people, for their part, are uncomfortable because they don’t want to be viewed as not presenting themselves professionally and lacking leadership skills. …Read more…  Jingle Jingle Oh, no. Your worst fears have come true. You had too much to drink at your company’s holiday party and you ended up on the floor. A “friend” captured the embarrassing incident on his smart phone and thought it would be funny to post it to YouTube and tweet the link to his Twitter followers. Now the video is getting hundreds of views. Your boss and clients are furious to see you smashed and making nasty comments about them. You’ve damaged your reputation and personal brand. That image of you on the floor will live on in perpetuity. Very likely there is someone …Read more… If you were meeting a reporter in person for a media interview, you would be dressed in appropriate business attire. You can also have a face-to-face interview with a reporter using Skype, the free video calling service that enables individuals in two different locations to have a conversation on their computers. No need to leave your office – which may be in your home, as more executives work virtually. You still need to act and look your best on Skype. If you’re calling from home, dress as if you were meeting a client, not going to a pajama party. As the saying goes, Follow the Rules |
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