We recently asked our leading executives how they deal with difficult stakeholders and peers at work. Here are their responses… Ana Smith, Talent Architect & Global Learning Strategist Managing stakeholders is one of any project manager’s most complex and important responsibilities. The success of any given project or initiative can frequently depend upon stakeholder collaboration
There are challenges to living a frugal lifestyle but, with proper planning, it can be done with little to no disruption. Here are some simple and practical ways to save money: Cut Down On Dining Out Bigstock Dining out on a consistent basis can drain your bank account quickly. Food and drink add up when
Despite today being a confident and erudite young woman in English, it still took Husna five years to feel comfortable using English as a medium to express herself. Husna, a former English language learner (ELL) and student with interrupted formal education (SIFE), cites the relationship that she developed with her former teacher, Michelle Ortiz (quoted
When you are unemployed and looking for work, a job search can feel even more pressuring. The lack of income and feelings of insecurity make it hard to stay positive and focused on the goal of getting hired. However, it doesn’t have to be that way! You’re not unemployed. You’re “between jobs” and looking for
How can any of us resist the urge to reinvent ourselves with the turning of the calendar? Jump on the bandwagon—there’s plenty of room here among the hopeful, the determined, and the motivated. Do Some Inner Exploration Bigstock First, consider this a fresh start for you. What are you seeking as you dream about your
The new year is here! For many of us, January is the perfect time to reflect on our lives and set new goals, hoping to become better versions of ourselves. Most people make personal resolutions, like getting in shape, quitting smoking/drinking, or learning a new language. But, what about career resolutions? A career resolution is
Are you worried you won’t land a job in the current job market? Or are you worried your current role could be eliminated at a moment’s notice? If so, we have a training series for you to check out! In our latest live class, we’ll teach you how to stay employable and relevant in the
There are two kinds of job searches: reactive and proactive. Most people use reactive job search strategies, which means they look for job openings and then apply for the ones that interest them. So, when you send your resume to recruiters and respond to job board postings, you are really at the mercy of what
The phrase “less is more” has often been used for design purposes, but it can apply just as well to your resume. The point is to only keep information on your resume that is clear, simple, and that supports your personal brand. It is a balance of having just enough information to draw the interest
The average amount of time a recruiter or hiring manager will spend scanning your resume is seven seconds. That’s why it’s important to have just the right kind (and amount) of information on your resume. The phrase “less is more” has often been used for design purposes, but it can apply just as well to
