[RED DEMOCRATICA] Argue productively with the boss

 

Argue productively with the boss | 8 ways to play office politics | CEO identifies his favorite networking apps Created for eleccion@yahoogroups.com |  Web Version   December 15, 2014 CONNECT WITH SMARTBRIEF       SIGN UP | FORWARD | ARCHIVE | ADVERTISE Getting Ahead Argue productively with the boss The way to disagree with your boss is "factually, respectfully and often," according to Kathy Collins, the chief marketing officer of H&R Block. Stress how your stance benefits the company or brand, she suggests. Fortune (12/14) Share:  8 ways to play office politics Workplace politics can't be avoided, but you can do your best to maintain integrity and build professional relationships, writes Joel Garfinkle. Taking that approach will serve you well if the environment grows toxic, Garfinkle explains. "When the work politics start to get out of hand, others will rely on you because of the established honest and respectful image you have projected," he writes. Career Advancement Blog (12/8) Share:  3 Simple Calculations for Financial Health Your business is generating critical data every day. And with just 3 equations you can turn that information into insight on potential problems and hidden opportunities - and reveal the state of your company's health. Read the article and get the 3 critical equations. Making the Connection CEO identifies his favorite networking apps LinkedIn, Triggerfox, MINE and Weave are some of the most useful mobile applications for networking, writes Keith Ferrazzi, the CEO of Ferrazzi Greenlight. "When used in tandem with the above platforms, a well-timed email can be the most valuable asset in your bag of tricks," he writes. LinkedIn (12/10) Share:  The Landscape NLRB: Union-organizing activity can take place via company e-mail A ruling from the National Labor Relations Board says workers can conduct union-organizing activities through their company e-mail accounts. The split decision was the result of a case challenging a policy against the use of company e-mail to "engage in activities on behalf of organizations." The ruling, however, does not stop businesses from banning non-work-related use of company e-mail, as long as their policies do not result in discrimination. Reuters (12/11) Share:  Business Tips and Advice Sponsored Links from American Express OPEN on openforum.com 4 Telltale Signs of a Bad Business Opportunity   Mike Michalowicz     Branding 101: The Small-Business Guide to Building a Killer Brand Identity   Lou Imbriano     5 Tips for Responding Positively to Negative Online Comments   Vivian Wagner     3 Must Have Leadership Traits of Successful Entrepreneurs   Denise O'Berry     3 Skills to Help Your Team Complete Key Projects   Denise O'Berry     Click here to learn more about Featured Content Your Next Challenge Don't play the blame game during a difficult job hunt There's a big difference between blaming ourselves and taking responsibility for ourselves when struggling to find a job, writes career coach Eli Amdur. "The big problem is when people are caught in the long-term rut and start blaming everyone and everything but themselves," he writes. NorthJersey.com (Woodland Park, N.J.) (free registration) (12/14) Share:  Most Read Recognize your strengths at work Fast Company online Use the "STAR" method to answer interview questions Next Avenue Morning rituals of the most productive people Inc. online (free registration) A guide to long-distance job hunting Money magazine Great networkers keep well-organized calendars The Tennessean (Nashville) (tiered subscription model) The Water Cooler Mapping the Christmas tree industry Of the 17 million Christmas trees produced by American farmers this year, almost half were produced in just six counties in Oregon and North Carolina, according to USDA data. Top of the list: Ashe County, N.C., which produces 2 million trees a year, or almost 100 trees for every resident. The Washington Post (tiered subscription model)/Wonkblog (12/8) Share:  SmartQuote Some of us think holding on makes us strong; but sometimes it is letting go." -- Hermann Hesse, German-Swiss writer and poet Share:  Subscriber Tools Please contact one of our specialists for advertising opportunities, editorial inquiries, job placements, or any other questions.   Editor:  Sam Taute Jobs Contact:  Elizabeth Stack Advertising:  Laura Thompson     SIGN UP   SHARE   ADVERTISE   SEND FEEDBACK Update Profile | Change e-mail address | Unsubscribe |  Archive | Web version (print friendly) Download the SmartBrief App  iTunes / Android   Mailing Address: SmartBrief, Inc.®, 555 11th ST NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC 20004 © 1999-2014 SmartBrief, Inc.® Privacy policy |  Legal Information

 

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