What’s Your Game Face?
By: Kristi Spargo I believe that the ability to maintain neutrality on your face regardless of whatever emotion is being felt is an under-recognized valuable
March 30, 2015
By: Kristi Spargo I believe that the ability to maintain neutrality on your face regardless of whatever emotion is being felt is an under-recognized valuable
By: Lindsey Allbritton “Where are you working now that you’re out of school?” I can’t count the amount of times I was asked this question
By: Jillian Heddaeus, CMP Athletic Coaches and Business Leaders have several things in common. Generally, they manage teams, carrying out projects, tasks or skills and
By: Kim Barclay On almost a daily basis, we experience negativity on some level; on the news, interactions with clients or customers and with your
By: Deborah Mandel In our office, each employee creates a Professional Development plan for the year. This helps us select a focus for continuingeducation and make
By: William Lessley A few years ago, I tried desperately to get “into” wine. Wine was the new thing that everyone was suddenly all about.
By: Kristi Spargo I have been happily married for 12 years. For 12 years and with varying degrees of irritation I have dealt with and
By: Shelly Sobol A long, long time ago, in a cubicle not so far away, a few brave managers decided to hire a bright-eyed twenty-something
By Amy E. Bean Napier After spending a week in Las Vegas, watching many people throwing a lot of money at slot machines and gaming
By: John Galligan Criticism. People are afraid of this word. The definition of criticism is “the practice of judging the merits and faults of something
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