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Your Career Spotlight 4/7 Intro | An Innovative Approach to Leadership | Programs for Senior Leaders April 7, 2015 Forward ⋅   Sign Up ⋅   Web Version   Sponsored Content Transform Your Future with Stanford Leadership Programs Stanford Graduate School of Business Executive Education programs offer an extraordinary opportunity to immerse yourself in an intensive, collaborative learning environment where the focus is continually on the future. Taught by our world-renowned faculty, gain the knowledge, vision, and skills to bring innovative leadership to your organization. Featured Section Sponsored Content from Stanford Senior Leadership An Innovative Approach to Leadership Come to Stanford Graduate School of Business to change your perspective and gain new and creative approaches to leading your organization. Stanford executive programs for senior leaders will provide you with the skills, tools, and insights to achieve extraordinary results across business units, markets, and countries. With a blend of rigorous learning, small class sizes, personal interaction with faculty, and opportunities for networking among global peers, you’ll build your leadership skills to transform your career. Offered only once a year. Learn more. Programs for Senior Leaders NEW! The Corporate Entrepreneur: Driving Innovation and New Ventures Executive Program in Strategy and Organization Executive Program for Women Leaders      Additional Resources Sponsored Content from Stanford Senior Leadership SmartBrief Archives A checklist for negotiating your salary Before negotiating your salary, consult online resources to determine the median salary for your industry in your location, Hallie Crawford writes. Also, maintain a list of your accomplishments and rehearse your pitch. Schedule a follow-up talk before you end your initial discussion, Crawford writes. U.S. News World Report/On Careers blog (3/19)       How to impress influential people People who want to learn are more impressive than those just seeking to contribute, Kevin Daum writes. Other tips for impressing people include showing others that they matter, going above and beyond your job description and maintaining a positive attitude. Inc. online (free registration) (3/18)       Can't sleep? Blame late-night e-mails (Tim Platt) People who look at a TV or computer screen immediately before bed are effectively rewiring their brains to make it harder to sleep. "It's not just the sleep-wake cycle," neurobiologist Joseph Takahashi says. "There are systemwide, drastic changes." Wired.com (3/18)       The case for seeking a job at a nonprofit Nearly 11 million people in the U.S. are employed by nonprofits, yet these organizations tend to be overlooked in most job searches, Anne Fisher writes. About half of nonprofits plan to create jobs this year, while only 36% of for-profit companies plan to do the same. Also, the percentage of nonprofits planning to eliminate staff is far lower than in the private sector, Fisher writes, citing a survey by Nonprofit HR. Fortune (3/19)       Try these methods for sparking creativity Power through creative blocks by uncovering the root of your lack of motivation, and by trying to find a balance between boredom and stress, Carmel Hagen writes. If your ideas strike you as uninspired, try brainstorming nontraditional uses for the tools you have at hand, she writes. 99U (3/17)       Company Profile At Stanford GSB, we are anticipating and shaping the future of business every day. Our executive education programs are focused on the new ideas and bold innovations that are driving business success today and tomorrow. About this email: SmartBrief will occasionally send emails from our business partners promoting products and services likely to be of interest and relevance to our readers. The content of these messages does not necessarily reflect the view of SmartBrief or its Association partners. If you do not want to receive these emails from SmartBrief, you can unsubscribe from them by clicking here. Editor: Sam Taute    Advertising: Laura Thompson    Jobs Contact: Elizabeth Stack    Mailing Address: SmartBrief, Inc.®, 555 11th ST NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC 20004 © 1999-2015 SmartBrief, Inc.® Privacy policy |  Legal Information

 

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