[RED DEMOCRATICA] Recognize your strengths at work

 

Tips for maintaining productivity during the holidays | Recognize your strengths at work | Why "givers" make the best online networkers Created for eleccion@yahoogroups.com |  Web Version   December 9, 2014 CONNECT WITH SMARTBRIEF       SIGN UP | FORWARD | ARCHIVE | ADVERTISE Getting Ahead Tips for maintaining productivity during the holidays Take the energy you usually expend at work and channel it in other facets of your life, such as family, friends and reflecting on the year, suggests Chris Goulakos, co-founder of The Square Mile Group. This in turn will "provide the motivation to continue elevating our productivity at work -- thus creating a virtuous cycle between our professional and personal lives," Goulakos says. Forbes (12/8) Share:  Recognize your strengths at work Too few people understand how to assess their value at work, argues performance coach Cheryl Hunter. One way to spot your strengths is to pay attention when co-workers say things such as "you always" or "you're known for," she suggests Fast Company online (12/8) Share:  How Much Do You Really Need to Make? The Answer May Shock You Rather than focus on what you can afford to pull out of the business to cover your living expenses, you need to focus on how much you need to earn at your business in order to afford the lifestyle you want to have. This is where the Personal Earnings Goal, or PEG, comes into play. Learn how to calculate your PEG and find out how much you really need to make. Making the Connection Why "givers" make the best online networkers The key to using Twitter and LinkedIn to advance your career is to be a "giver," suggests author Mark Babbitt. Get started by posting useful links to the people in your network. "Build your reputation as a relentless giver and build networking karma," he says. Star Tribune (Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.) (12/8) Share:  The Landscape Job market reached key milestone in Nov., data indicate The percentage of unemployed workers who found jobs last month was the same as the percentage who gave up looking, according to figures from the U.S. Labor Department. November was the first month in 5½ years that unemployed workers were just as likely to find jobs as they were to stop looking, Christopher Rugaber writes. St. Louis Post-Dispatch/The Associated Press (12/7) Share:  Business Tips and Advice Sponsored Links from American Express OPEN on openforum.com 4 Telltale Signs of a Bad Business Opportunity   Mike Michalowicz     3 Skills to Help Your Team Complete Key Projects   Denise O'Berry     5 Ways to Avoid Wasting Other People's Time   Dorie Clark     5 Signs You've Maxed Out Your Entrepreneurial Abilities   Mike Michalowicz     5 Tips for Responding Positively to Negative Online Comments   Vivian Wagner     Click here to learn more about Featured Content Your Next Challenge How to recognize the best career advice When it comes to good career and job-seeking advice, it's best to take suggestions with a grain of salt, advises Stephanie Eberle, the career center director at the Stanford School of Medicine. "A good mentor will give you options based on what they've seen and help you come up with your own ideas for how to market yourself best – not simply tell you what you 'should' do," she writes in this commentary. InsideHigherEd.com (12/8) Share:  Balancing Yourself Simple breathing technique helps manage holiday stress An easy way to manage end-of-the-year chaos is by taking three deep breaths from your belly during high-stress times, suggests executive coach Scott Eblin. Practicing intentional breathing "can make a world of difference in how you show up at work and at home," he writes. EblinGroup.com/Next Level Blog (12/8) Share:  The Water Cooler Target manager delivers rousing Black Friday pep talk An online video shows a Target manager standing on a conveyer belt, rallying his team with a speech that recalls the movie "300." "Whatever comes through those gates, you will stand your ground," the manager tells employees before the store's opening on Black Friday. Fast Company online (12/4) Share:  SmartQuote Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darknesses of other people." -- Carl Jung, Swiss psychiatrist 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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