This post is by Phil La Duke, a partner in the Performance Assurance Practice for ERM. La Duke has over 20 years of training, performance improvement, and lean manufacturing experience. It seems like everything you read about social networking these days contains some dire admonishment about the importance of keeping your social outlets squeaky clean. [...]
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5 Time Management Tips for Better Networking in 2013
“Coffee Shopping” is how I describe loosely defined, networking meetings and business introductions — which mostly seem to take place in the neighborhood coffee shop. I like meeting new people, learning about their work and determining if we can support one another. Most of my business comes from referrals so the open approach to networking [...]
College Students: 5 Holiday-Break Activities to Advance Your Career
You’re done with your fall semester, and now it’s time for holiday break. Three straight weeks of couch lounging and video games sounds great when you’re up to your eyeballs in coursework, but it isn’t very productive long term. Why not devote some time and energy to one or more of these five low-key activities [...]
How to Network Like a Pro
Go to any job fair, career event, mixer, or gathering and you’ll hear people murmuring about networking. Any headline offering advice about finding a job in a tough economy mentions networking as the best way to find a job. Career coaches, speakers, consultants and other experts all tout the value of networking. Here are three [...]
Networking Tips for the Holiday Season
Mark Payleitner’s diverse background includes directing the 120-member tech-support team at the Arthur Andersen Development Center, managing in Baxter Healthcare’s network support, directing operations for Coleman Home Solutions, and supervising worldwide HR systems for Arthur Andersen. Currently, he teaches business at Computer Services Institute. Like many professionals, he recognizes the unique networking opportunities that the [...]
Make Your Virtual You Virtually Perfect
Hiring has always been done, at least in part, on the basis of reputation. And these days, reputation is even more important because we all have the power to create our own reputation, using the tools provided by the Internet and social platforms. Twenty years ago, if a hiring manager or a recruiter wanted to [...]
How to Ask for Professional Recommendations
The right recommendation or letter of reference can make all the difference in your job search. Having the right recommendations can show the world you’re knowledgeable, trustworthy, and easy to work with. There are a variety of social and professional networking sites that help you collect recommendations — for example, Monster’s BeKnown Facebook app — but [...]
Twitter is Serious. Are You Serious About Using It?
By Guest Blogger Deborah Shane When I launched my business in February of 2007, I invested in a branding package: logo, website, cards, and marketing materials. The next thing I did was join some local and national professional organizations. Email marketing came next, so I could grow my relationships with people I was meeting and connecting [...]
Monster Brings Networking into Its Core Site with the Integration of BeKnown Facebook App
Job seekers in 34 countries now have access to millions of jobs, unparalleled search technology, and professional networking, all within Monster.com Monster, the worldwide leader in connecting people to job opportunities and the flagship brand of Monster Worldwide, Inc. , today announced the integration of BeKnown, its professional networking app on Facebook, into the Monster [...]
9 Percent of Facebook Users ‘Friend’ Coworkers — Without Privacy Settings
We recently asked visitors to Monster.com, “Do you typically connect with your coworkers on Facebook?” Here’s what they had to say: Yes: I connect with my coworkers; my Facebook is an open book. 6% Yes: I connect with my coworkers, but I limit what they can see. 4% Sometimes: I connect selectively with coworkers that [...]






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