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The Aim of the Name
Large corporations spend lavish amounts seeking names for their products that grab a consumer, or convey positive feelings. Book authors do the same. As do magazine writers.So, say you are planning something that needs a name: your new company, a speech, an article, your website, your email address.STOP! Stop, and think.Don’t go with th

s difficult to do, then think about the fact that as long as Bill Gates does not know who you are, he has absolutely no reason to hire you and if you are too pushy, you might turn h

Brand Building 101: How Your Pricing Strategy Can Build Your Brand
Strong brands become so as they develop a reputation for consistency - be that how they position themselves, the use of their corporate identity, in their messaging and their pricing.Yes pricing - a subject not talked about much in the context of branding.Let’s explore two specific case studies about price inconsistency and the impact to a company’s b

Networking events can be a source of excitement when we have an urgent professional need. Whether we are looking for a job, or eager to get new customers, we may think that by attending the event, we will quickly jumpstart our career or make that quick deal right there and then. While it not impossible that something like that might happen, it is very important to remember NOT to do the following mistakes:

1. Never ask for a job while you are at a networking event. You may say that you are in transition and define in precise terms your field of interest, but even if you have always dreamt of joining Microsoft, and you find yourself talking to Bill Gates in person, avoid handing him your resume. If you find this difficult to do, then think about the fact that as long as Bill Gates does not know who you are, he has absolutely no reason to hire you and if you are too pushy, you might turn hi

Is Your Career On Technology Overload?
In a time of dot.com fallout, mergers, reorganizations and downsizing how is it that a host of IT and IS professionals consistently propel their careers upward and others take a series of lateral moves? They may be thinking like a technology expert and not like a business partner.In a recent survey by RHI Consulting, 97 percent of CIO's indicated that they l

ding the event, we will quickly jumpstart our career or make that quick deal right there and then. While it not impossible that something like that might happen, it is very important to remember NOT to do the following mistakes:

How To Recruit The Best People
In many sectors and industries recruiting good quality staff is a real challenge. For example, a recent survey of UK Finance Directors identified that 64% were finding it difficult to recruit good people. The way in which you tackle recruitment has a big impact on your success at recruiting the best people. Sadly, many organisations have more rigour around petty

t to remember NOT to do the following mistakes:

Railroad Conductors: Not Just the Guy in the Caboose
When you think of a railroad conductor, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Usually, it’s the guy riding in the caboose of a train. Even though the caboose has been left behind, the important job of a conductor hasn’t. The position is alive and well and both men and women are working hard at it.What exactly does a conductor do? Well, they coordinate

our field of interest, but even if you have always dreamt of joining Microsoft, and you find yourself talking to Bill Gates in person, avoid handing him your resume. If you find this difficult to do, then think about the fact that as long as Bill Gates does not know who you are, he has absolutely no reason to hire you and if you are too pushy, you might turn h

How to Answer Difficult Questions in Job Interview? Use the Seek-And-Reply Technique
No matter how well you have prepared for your interview, chances are you would be confronted with questions you don't know how to answer. In this case, don't get nervous. You have to accept that you are not invincible. And sometimes it might just be a trick your interviewers use to test how you respond to difficult and tough questions on the spot. They want to obse

s difficult to do, then think about the fact that as long as Bill Gates does not know who you are, he has absolutely no reason to hire you and if you are too pushy, you might turn him off completely from ever considering your application. On the other hand, if you have well practiced your elevator pitch and are able to quickly describe your profile, he might take the initiative to ask for more details about you. After the event, you may be able to strengthen your relationship with him by proper follow-up. Do not send your resume until you have built trust. It is of paramount importance to choose the right moment before you submit your application.

2. Never try to sell anything to anyone attending the business networking event. You might wonder why you would go at all if you cannot sell. Well, the fact of the matter is that networking is for farmers, not for hunters. Professional networker

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