New year, new you! Several podcasts are available to help improve your well-being and maybe even gain a new perspective: • “How To Fail With Elizabeth Day” celebrates the things that haven’t gone right.
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Protect your business in 2022 with these cybersecurity strategies
If your business handles a great amount of customer and employee data, is protecting sensitive information (such as intellectual property and trade secrets) or relies on digital systems that control counterparts in the real world, the time to implement robust cybersecurity measures was yesterday.
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The value of including an influencer marketing strategy in your social media plan is continuing to increase, and is one of the most popular ways to create genuine connections with your audience.
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Are you writing fewer checks? Take it from this banker: That’s a very good thing.It’s 2022.
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Recently I was chatting with a repairman as I did another Zoom couch meeting.
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Question: What are your thoughts on holiday gift giving in the office? Answer: For me, giving gifts is one of my favorite things.
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A fifth of the way through the 21st century, it’s clear the classic approach to marketing no longer delivers results the way it once did.
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The summer surge of COVID-19’s Delta variant adds another layer to back-to-school safety. Check these resources to have your kids ready for the fall and beyond:
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Crafting a social media campaign requires you to identify what you want to achieve and ask yourself a handful of questions to identify your goals.
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During the pandemic, QR codes have resurged for their ability to share key information digitally, and touch-free.
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Not all companies — or company stories — are alike. The same goes for the storytellers, of which there are three main types:
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Whether it’s a potential customer, employer, investor, etc., you can always turn small talk into a business opportunity. Just follow the three C’s:
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Are you looking to launch your claim to fame on social media? Or maybe you just want an excuse to get out of the house and enjoy the nice summer weather.
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Several of us struggle with making decisions — ranging from what to make for breakfast, to choosing which of the top two candidates to hire.
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I’m not an expert in the parenting department but I do work full time and have a very feisty one-year old who keeps me busy.
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Even through the global pandemic, consumers have brands we trust over others.
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National Earth Day is celebrated annually on April 22.
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Guyana’s economy is projected to grow by 86 percent this year, according to the IMF.
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JEDCO asked women in leadership to share their best advice for career growth, advancement and female empowerment.
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Is your computer one giant mess of files, applications and junk? Cleaning it up can make you more efficient due to the simplicity of finding what you need.
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As of February 2021, there are over 1.75 million podcasts and over 43 million episodes.
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The Penn State football program’s Twitter account blundered recently with an ill-advised Super Bowl post.
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A good habit to start this next week? On Sunday, download a week’s worth of podcasts you can listen to on your commute and lunch break:Code Switch: A race and culture outlet and a weekly podcast from American public radio network NPR.
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Let The Engineering 100 boost your business or organization’s profile with one of our sponsored content options.
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With a new year comes new ambitions, but this year is the year you can actually follow through.
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As it goes any time a new president enters the White House, we’re going to be hearing a lot about the “first 100 days,” or the period for priority-setting and gauging the tone of the new administration.
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The design of your website – down to the font, color and image quality on each page – can make or break your business.
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How do you make your email stand out within an already-overflowing inbox?
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LinkedIn has become one of the most powerful ways for professionals and businesses to connect.
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If you’re over 45 and you don’t have an under 30-year-old mentor — not mentee, but mentor —you’re going to miss fundamental shifts in thinking.