We’re in the midst of hiring for a couple of positions at 360 Media. One of the biggest hiring challenges is that people don’t always show you who they are until after they’re hired.
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An editorial calendar is a schedule of topics for your content. You may create an editorial calendar for owned content, such as media pitches, social media strategy, blogs and more.
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It can be hard to receive negative feedback, especially in the workplace. It’s also difficult to give negative feedback in a manner where employees listen, understand and eventually grow from the experience. By using a few tactics, there are ways to improve the experience of criticism from both perspectives.
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Recently, I had an issue using a gift card while shopping. I was asked to return when the manager was in and could address the problem. When I did, I learned one of my items had been sold.
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Being productive as a company is one thing, but making sure your team is happy and motivated is also important.
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Distilling down the why of what you do is the critical first step in business storytelling. Next is compiling the story elements. This is your big idea. Here’s how to unpack your story:
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Do you get anxious and stressed while sitting in traffic, knowing you will be late once again? Learn about why arriving on time is integral to your integrity.
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Let’s face it, client and networking meetings can be, at times, intimidating. The environment in which you choose to have those meetings can really set the tone for future interactions. This means you really want to focus on the meeting place, making sure those you’re meeting with feel comfortable and relaxed.
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Every day we proofread something at home, work or school. When you are ready to edit your work, keep these tips in mind, and become a better writer.
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The main source of all life, water makes up 60% of our bodies and is home to undiscovered knowledge. It’s the liquid we don’t drink enough of, yet waste effortlessly.
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McDonald’s has a knack for creating special and seasonal culinary surprises, from regional specialties to the McRib. The king of all, though, is the Shamrock Shake.
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As women’s issues come to the forefront with the #MeToo movement and a renewed focus on the gender pay gap, it should be no surprise that some of most successful PR campaigns of the past 20 years were aimed at empowering women.
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There are a number of membership organizations and clubs for Atlanta professionals. But one that stands out from the rest is Young Professionals of Atlanta. Formed in late 2018, the 501 nonprofit organization is designed to help young professionals in and around Atlanta to network and give back to the community.
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A favorite part of my day job is coaching teams on how they can use design thinking to solve their business challenges.
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Recently, our team took the CliftonStrengths assessment, a fascinating exercise reflecting both individual and collective talent DNA.
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Recently, I had an employee tell me that her paycheck was not as important as the education we could provide her. As a business owner, you can’t afford to cut out employee development from your budget.
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A new year always starts with challenges of change — new promises and goals, different directions, healthier lifestyles and so much more.
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Career mentorship is an invaluable experience that can bring you to new professional heights that would be impossible to reach alone. Working with a mentor can also lead to personal growth.
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If you’re a young professional, it’s likely that retirement is the last thing on your mind. With so many unknown factors in a lifetime, it is vital to start saving early for retirement.
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Nothing kills enthusiasm faster than saying “no.” Instead, saying “yes” with the right approach can open doors to things thought to be impossible and provide more happiness and success. However, doing so doesn’t have to mean just giving in.
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Why so serious at work? Laughter can actually be beneficial for your workplace, according to a recent article from Fast Company.
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These five hacks will ensure you have a great time with your co-workers.
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Networking is important to successful business dealings. Whether it is making an impression on your CEO or reaching out to an acquaintance to explore mutual business opportunities, it matters who you know and who knows you.
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Whether you’ve been in the entertainment industry for years or looking to get your foot in the door, the 2nd annual Dekalb Entertainment Expo should be on your radar.
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I’ve checked my email six times while writing this 100-word article, and I’m not alone. In a state of constant connection, it’s easy to go into communication overload.
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Emotional support animals can bring calm to people who need them – and legal confusion to employers.
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I don’t know about you but I’m exhausted. The expected response time on emails, texts and phone calls in our society has turned into nothing short of a nightmare.
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Communication can be tough. With a team of many different personality types, it can be easy for someone to perceive things differently from the person sitting next to them.
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One of my friends likes nothing more than to ensnare me in wearying debates. Given that we are polar political opposites and his strong opinions – and his 6-foot 5-inch frame – overpower me, I often opt for restraint.
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Why do startups fail? We often get answers like “poor management” or “money ran out.” The real reason startups fail is founders build a product no one wants. Moreover, they find a solution to a problem no one has.