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7 steps new grads can take to help their résumé stand out

Work Life

Don’t Forget High School Jobs In the absence of an employment history, it can help to include jobs you took while going to school , such as working in a fast-food restaurant. Highlight the transferable skills you acquired while on these jobs, says Morrison, focusing on skills like communication, problem-solving, and adaptability.

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How to harness your emotions to fuel creativity

Work Life

This might point to a problem that can be solved. For example, when a supervisor in a food services unit of a major hospital realizes his workers are exhausted, he’s identifying a problem in need of a creative solution. Another skill is generating emotions to communicate and inspire. Is something frustrating you?

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Empowering Employee Voices: A Guide to Fostering a Culture of Open Communication

Great Place to Work

By creating space for employees to voice their thoughts and put forward ideas, you foster a culture of open communication that drives engagement, innovation, and trust. The benefits of strong employee voice Employee voice helps organizations move away from a top-down culture to one of collaboration and open communication.

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5 things every startup founder needs to know after the idea

Work Life

But moving too fast before you understand the problems can waste months (potentially years) and a lot of money. Thorough discovery involves observing your target audience in their natural environments and conducting experiments to better understand the problem you are solving. Move slow to go fast.

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Leadership in Times of Change: Employee Recognition as a Stability Tool

Vantage Circle

For me, leading through change means staying adaptable, communicating clearly, and showing empathy. Recently, I saw a CEO during their stratgey meeting gave a shoutout to a junior associate for his continuous effort in solving a client issue. It’s about being a steady presence, inspiring confidence when things feel unsteady.

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6 Business Books You Need to Read to Level Up

Success

You can expand your vocabulary and communication skills It costs way less than attending fancy seminars or hiring consultants. The ant works hard all summer to save food for the winter. Fix This Next: Make the Vital Change That Will Level Up Your Business Going through a myriad of business problems? Want proof? Great moral.

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Ep 333: Sarah Fulton on Hotel Venue Sourcing for Assistants

Go Burrows

Sarah Fulton manages hotel sourcing worldwide, facilitates hotel communications, coordinates site tours, and negotiates contracts to maximize value and secure favorable terms for assistants and their teams. Food and beverage? I could get experience with industry standard platforms and all of that. What’s the specs?