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Posted by Author | Jan 27, 2023 | Business & Personal Networking |
Accepting LinkedIn invites from strangers? It’s a maybe for me. First, do I know them? If not, are they connected to people I know? No again? Then do we share interests? If they pass my vibe check, sure, we connect. But if they scream “spam alert,” it’s a no-go. Don’t stress too much about “malicious” folks; they can find you elsewhere anyway.
Read MorePosted by Author | Jan 26, 2023 | Job Searching & Career Advice |
Getting to the final round six times means you’re doing something right, so don’t get too down. Use each experience to learn and adjust. Maybe you’re tripping up at the last hurdle—nerves, tough questions, who knows? Take some time to review what went well and what didn’t. Keep pushing, you’ll get there.
Read MorePosted by Author | Jan 25, 2023 | Conflict Resolution, Job Searching & Career Advice |
After a workplace altercation, your employment rights depend on factors like union membership, regional legislation, and company policies. Even if acting in self-defence, some workplaces may have a zero-tolerance policy for violence. Support from unions or a support person during termination might offer limited aid, but understanding local employment standards is crucial.
Read MorePosted by Author | Jan 24, 2023 | Business & Personal Networking |
Two business cards for separate gigs? No biggie. Just don’t mix ’em up and confuse folks. If the convo goes deeper, toss ’em your other card. Like, if they’re into morning meetups, hit ’em with your breakfast club card. Need better speaking skills? Pass the Toastmasters one. Keep it relevant, keep it clear.
Read MorePosted by Author | Jan 23, 2023 | Business & Personal Networking |
Networking’s not just schmoozing at events; it’s a mix of activities from research to providing value. But don’t forget, if all you’re doing is networking, you’re ignoring other parts of running your business. It’s all about balance. Too much networking? Yeah, it’s possible if it gets in the way of actually doing your job.
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