Staying in-touch with your team on their satisfaction and happiness at work should happen more frequently than during the 1X per year performance review. And exit interviews are too late. Managers should strive to have regular "sta…https://t.co/ldnD00T5Qs https://t.co/SDMJe7u0C6
Good advice from Leadership Coach Michael King. Sounds easy in practice, but is hard to implement. Any type of personal and organizational change demands time, commitment, integrity, and relevant measures of progress.
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Marketers cannot escape social media in 2022. And to expect changes and more complexity in how we deploy social strategies and campaigns. Thanks Influencive for your outlook.
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Good insight & inspiration here about the reward of 30 consecutive days of writing & posting on LinkedIn.
Not sure I'm up to an everyday commitment... but like this advice: "...play the long game by showing up every day and providing valuable content."
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Great market-research advice from Magda Adamska on BrandStruck. Good reminder in #5 to check intent & methodology when using 2ndary research.
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JFF’s #RecoverStronger Coalition's 7 ways to ease caregiving burdens for workers:
1. Start a Conversation
2. Adjust Reviews
3. Support Relocation
4. Provide Child Care Subsidies
5. Allow Flexible Schedules
6. Back-to-School Support
7. Provide Child Care
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Is it just me or do your ears stop listening when you hear "really" or "amazing" more than twice a minute in a presentation? It's time to up our modifier game if you want to be credible #wordsmatter
@CleoFranklinJr Having been in agency side, i know you speak the truth. We struggle to find a set of metrics for marketing that are meaningful to the C-Suite... tactical KPIs aren't enough.
Jan 2020 CMO Survey sponsored by Deloitte, Duke FUQUA & AMA, found that ~44% of marketing execs were unable to tie concrete numbers to marketing efforts. An additional 21% were unable to measure any impact at all. What will the data look like in Jan 2021?
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