Looking for some tips to build a successful team? This New York Times reporter pulled together insights from more than 500 leaders that he interviewed over the years for his column. #TipTuesday
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Infographics are three times more likely to be shared than other types of content. So here’s a refresher on how to create a killer infographic. #TipTuesday
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Science soon may be able to zap your brain to boost your creativity! Until then, here are some other ways that research shows can help your creativity. #MondayCreativity
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One recruiter analyzed the resumes that her company received for internships, and categorized them into five types. Read on to see where your resume fits, along with tips for how to stand out. #CollegeFriday
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Do you get easily distracted when you’re working on an assignment or project? These “four rules of deep work” might just be the advice you’re looking for. #TipTuesday
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Many businesses become funny business on April Fool’s Day. Check out this gallery of the best corporate April Fool’s Day pranks, and keep your eyes open for this year’s corporate pranks! #MondayCreativity#aprilfools
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Did you know that the venerable to-do list owes its roots to the founder of modern p.r.? Here’s a history-and-advice combo that you might find interesting. #ThursdayThoughts
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Analytics for your p.r. campaign do not have to be expensive. Read on to see how Google Analytics can help you target and measure. #TipTuesday
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Raise your hand if you think Mondays are fun! If your hand is still down, maybe your workplace needs to check out these creative ideas. #MondayCreativity
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