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As I Enter My 60s, Here’s the Advice I Would Give to My Younger Self

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Stand up for yourself more Assertiveness was never my strong suit, especially when I was younger. I’ve discovered that assertiveness—without compromising kindness, respect or professionalism—is empowering. Live and learn, right? I’m 60 and still learning new things decades into my career. Eschew higher education?

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LinkedIn’s CEO Ryan Roslansky Shares His Tips for Building Your Career in 2024

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He runs the largest and most influential workplace social media platform, where he’s worked for nearly 15 years—and he’s learned a thing or two along the way about career building. A 2022 survey discovered that 56% of companies used some type of skills-based hiring, supporting his assertion. With the U.S.

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When Hybrid Work Just Becomes Work

Allwork

The implications of Bloom’s assertion are wide and profound. A whole host of other reasons — company culture, mentoring, “efficiency,” watercooler time, etc. — The WIC will learn that “denial is not a river in Egypt.” are also given for why “the office” is and will always remain paramount. But this is misleading.

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Members of Your Team Might Be Experiencing Middle Management Syndrome—Here’s How to Fix That

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an organization that works to develop, educate and mentor women leaders in New York. She says a transformative moment occurs when women learn to effectively communicate their value to leadership within the organization. Women managers also find it difficult to self-promote, thinking that their work will speak for themselves.

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Strategies for Advancing Your Career in Administrative Services

Office Dynamics

Mentor Newbies. Mentoring shows you are team-oriented and not afraid of helping other people shine. If you’d like to learn more about our Blog-A-Thon you can do so here. You have to bring those things to light. Don’t hide in the shadows and hope that someone notices all you do. Don’t hoard your knowledge.

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Take Your Seat … At The Executive Table

Office Dynamics

What are the new skills admired and soon to be required of administrative professionals: Digital Savvy: learning semi-tech and self-publishing skills. Data Analysis: learning how to collect, analyze and synthesizing information to create solutions. Virtual Engagement: learning how to be an effective virtual partner.

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8 mental steps to self-motivation

Ian's Messy Desk

Learn something new every day. I will get on my soapbox here again: embrace lifelong learning. By controlling your inner dialogue, or your “self talk,” you can assert control over every part of your life. Share your experience, by being a mentor, not through arrogance. Play Trivial Pursuit or watch Jeopardy.