You don’t have to attend a community function, an after hours reception, a fundraising event or an educational conference to network. Anytime you interact with someone else you are engaged in networking. It can happen at the mall, the grocery store, the post office, walking the dog, riding in an elevator or waiting for your next flight to take off.
Read MoreIf you want to be perceived as a polished professional, you need to realize that your body language speaks louder than words. Be aware of where your hands are during business meetings and business meals. There are places where they do belong, and places where they do not.
Read MoreToday I made my semi-annual trek to Sam’s Club to lay in supplies for the last half of the year.
Read MoreThe handshake is a longstanding tradition both professionally and socially. Now there is talk of banning the practice for health reasons. The debate is just beginning.
Read MoreWhen it comes to communication, there are a more than enough choices today. When it comes to communicating with your clients and prospects, success lies in knowing what they prefer. It is about the client, not about you.
Read MoreAre you someone who suffers from “minglephobia” or fear of networking? If so, here are nine tips to help you become confident and comfortable at any networking event.
Read MoreHouse guests come in all shapes and sizes, personalities of every type and with a variety of manners from the sublime to the ridiculous. They may be friends, relatives or business associates. They could be invited for their friendship, relationship or out of obligation. The good house guest is the one who arrives with kindness and consideration that are displayed throughout their stay.
Read MoreRomance in the office has always been and forever will be a sticky issue. Is it a good idea, personally and professionally, to be involved with a co-worker? If you think you are ready to pursue a relationship, read this article before you make a move.
Read MoreOh no, not another meeting! How many times have you heard that cry? Every business, regardless of its size, has
Read MoreJust the other day I had two extremely different experiences with customer appreciation. One was good; the other not so.
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