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Tag Archives: Netshare
Win Visibility and Positioning in 2010
One of my readers asked for some tips on winning visibility and positioning in anticipation of a recovering 2010. Josie, this post was written with you in mind. If you read my post from last week, The Competition is Heating … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, Ask-a-Coach, CFOs, Facebook, Google, Linked In, Netshare, networking, online networking, online reputation, online visibility, posted positions, recruiters, Senior Finance Executives, subject matter expert, Twitter, web 2.0
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How Critical is Linked In?
That was one of the many great questions asked during one of my recent Netshare Ask-a-Coach calls. My response … so critical that it is part of every package I sell and we spend at least one coaching session around … Continue reading
Career Protection Plan
Monday was my turn to host Netshare’s Ask the Coach call – always a very fun time for me – and there were a record number of folks on the call. A sign of the times I suppose. Many more … Continue reading
Maintaining Control
I was the guest coach on yesterday’s “Ask the Coach” call for Netshare. Since we always have new people rolling into the call, the questions are sometimes repeats from prior months. Yesterday was no exception. The question was, generally, “when … Continue reading