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Be Careful What You Tweet For

by Nina | Nov 1, 2011 | Change Management, Life Continuum, Social Media

One of the most powerful benefits of social media is that – as a form of media – it brings us closer to our readers. It brings us closer to our customers. In fact, it seems to strip away layers and layers of process, red tape and hierarchy at the click of a mouse. On...

The Eyes, the Voice and the Shoes of the Customer

by Nina | Aug 12, 2011 | Customer Oriented Thinking, Leadership, Life Continuum

Let me start by asking a question – how early did you check your email inbox this morning? And how did you do it? Did you login to your computer from your desktop in the office? Did you use your laptop while eating breakfast? Or did you turn off the morning alarm,...

Thoughts on Sheryl Sandberg and Personal Leadership

by Nina | Jan 2, 2011 | Change Management, Leadership, Life Continuum, Mentoring, Women

As we reach the end of one year and enter into a new one, we all feel the need to recap on what has been and look toward the future – at what will be. Perhaps we are drawn to predictions as a way of helping us make sense of what is otherwise unknowable. But I am a...

Lessons in Loyalty

by Nina | Oct 1, 2008 | Corporate Performance, Leadership, Life Continuum, Nina Simosko

Approximately 25% of employees do not feel loyal to their current employer and 20% say they are likely to leave their current position to change jobs within a year, according to a recent CareerBuilder.com survey of HR professionals and hiring managers. Although I am...

Professional BusinessWomen of California

by Nina | May 2, 2008 | Conferences, Life Continuum, Nina Simosko, Women

This past week, I had the good fortune to attend the 19th Annual Conference of The Professional BusinessWomen of California conference. According to the organization, “The annual conference is PBWC’s main forum for women leaders to mentor and role model, foster...

A Little Misnomer about the “Work-Life Balance”

by Nina | Mar 26, 2008 | Life Continuum, Nina Simosko

Since the 1970s in the U.K. and the 1980s in the U.S., the phrase “work-life balance” has been used to shine a spotlight on presumably unhealthy behaviors of working men and women as it relates to the neglect of families, friends, personal time and the like in favor...
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