Lead by Example

Do as I say, not as I do. This is in my opinion the least productive way of going about your business. How many times do we experience this in action? A typical scenario involves a team leader, project manager or even a colleague expecting more from us than they do from themselves. Most initiatives …

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How Self Aware Are You?

I find that it is important to be passionate and to get involved in as many things as possible. My goal has always been to learn from experiences and people. Striving to be better but nonetheless appreciating where I am in life has been vital to maintaining my sanity. I am continuously working on honing …

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Virus Prevention Protocol in the Workplace

It’s February and we are still in the middle of Winter although the gloomy days of January are behind us. However with winter and unpredictable weather conditions comes flu season! It is estimated that the highly contagious flu can infect anyone within 6 feet away from an infected person. The office is one place that …

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Time is of the Essence : 5 Time Management Tips

The old saying that Time and Tide wait for none rings true even in the modern and developed world. This can explain the reason why time management has become a very important topic in the business world today. Time lost can never be gained. Follow the tips given below to better organize your time only …

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Doing Business in South Asia

South Asia is home to world’s largest democracy, some of the fastest growing economies and booming stock markets. Traveling within the region is definitely exciting, especially for those from North America who are well acquainted with vast uninhabited spaces; the network of congested roads and buildings can be overwhelming. South Asia is is not only …

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Decoding The Dress Code

What is a Dress Code? It is a standard or a norm that acts as a guide to let us know what is appropriate to wear to a certain place or event. Whether it be a business event or a social event, it is important to give a good first impression.  When attending any event, …

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10 Dining Etiquette Do’s and Don’ts

Dining etiquette is often overlooked and discounted as frivolous when it comes to projecting a professional image. However, with more business meetings being conducted over lunch or dinner dining etiquette has taken on a more central role in the corporate world.  Here’s a look at 10 do’s and don’ts of dining etiquette. This content comes straight …

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Wardrobe Essentials for the Busy Business Woman

  More women are taking the centre stage these days and are able to juggle family and corporate responsibilities successfully. “Busy” is an understatement for such women. The demands of corporate leadership do not necessarily require women to attire themselves in a masculine manner.  Having a handy list of wardrobe essentials for the woman business …

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5 Things to Remember When Writing Your Resume

With the current unemployment rates in both Canada and the U.S. many young graduates and even seasoned veterans are left pounding the pavement looking for work.  In order to secure a job you not only need connections but a resume to present yourself as well. Here’s our look at 5 quick resume writing tips: 1. …

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Are you employable?

With the recent onset of the so called recession in North America many job seekers are left with the dismal feeling of a futile job search. Some may believe there are no jobs out there but in reality there are jobs, if you are in fact employable. Here’s an inside look at what job agencies …

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10 Tips for Job Seekers

With the recent economic downturn leaving many previously secure jobs in jeopardy, looking for work has now become a familiar pass time in North America.  Job seeking is not a pleasant activity to engage in especially when one may have lost a secure job that was not only financially but emotionally secure as well.  Job …

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