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Action | A discussion of PR
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A discussion of PR. New Years Resolutions – Think Big This Year! User Friendly Simplicity →. January 2, 2009 · 9:13 am. I watched this video of CD Vann. Of SOHO Magazine and SOHObiztube.com. It’s great to hear the stories of successful and up an coming business people via ActionsTalk. 8220;Goals are dreams we convert to plans and take action to fulfill.” – Zig Ziglar. Cd’s story of how she started SOHO Magazine and SOHObiztube.com. If Blake and Ryan hadn’t acted on their dream of ActionsTalk.com. I reall...
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When is it time to go back for an MBA? | Newly Corporate
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Work, life and the pursuit of happiness for the young professional. When is it time to go back for an MBA? Posted by Grant Harmon. On 6/18/08 • Categorized as School. Unlike most of the articles written on NewlyCorporate, this article is less inclined towards giving advice and more focused on asking questions, mainly, why, when and where should someone get an MBA. I use the word ‘someone’ loosely as I am mostly writing about my personal feelings… call me selfish! With the possibility of a recession.
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Newly Corporate | Jennifer K
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Work, life and the pursuit of happiness for the young professional. Obtained her Bachelor’s of Arts degree from Gannon University. In Erie, PA. In 2004. At Gannon, she studied Communications Arts, which concentrated on electronic media: radio, Internet, and television. Jennifer is the graduate of a corporate leadership program focusing on sales and marketing. She works in the rail industry and is based in Jacksonville, FL. Last 5 posts by Jennifer Robinson. Friday Amusement: Office Pranks. March 4th, 2009.
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Book Review: How to Get Your Point Across in 30 Seconds or Less | Newly Corporate
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Work, life and the pursuit of happiness for the young professional. Book Review: How to Get Your Point Across in 30 Seconds or Less. Posted by Zachary Henak. On 4/23/10 • Categorized as Work. A great way to get a head start when you start your professional career is to absorb business-related knowledge from the wide variety of business books available. But which ones are the best? And when should you read them? Are some better to read right away or after you have some experience? Milo O. Frank. How to de...
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Managers Not MBAs : Critical For Managers, MBAs and Those Seeking Either | Newly Corporate
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Work, life and the pursuit of happiness for the young professional. Managers Not MBAs : Critical For Managers, MBAs and Those Seeking Either. Posted by Brandon Henak. On 10/17/07 • Categorized as Uncategorized. Managers Not MBAs: A Hard Look at the Soft Practice of Managing and Management Development. The book itself is really about reflection and action. Reflection on the current state of business education and literal action plans for the future of. Subscribe in a reader. The Pursuit of Techyness.
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Newly Corporate | What We Read
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Work, life and the pursuit of happiness for the young professional. Here is a list of the blogs in this feed (beyond each of our Google shared items):. April 23, 2013 • 10:16 am. Please take 5 minutes to look at our website http:/ www.free-management-ebooks.com. With over 100 free eBooks, templates and checklists, we believe your visitors will find it invaluable in developing their management career. So, please take a look and mention it on your blog if you think it will be useful to them.
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5 Things to Consider When Refinancing Your Mortgage as a Young Professional | Newly Corporate
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Work, life and the pursuit of happiness for the young professional. 5 Things to Consider When Refinancing Your Mortgage as a Young Professional. Posted by Brandon Henak. On 10/13/10 • Categorized as Economy. With mortgage rates hitting new lows. 5 Things to Consider When Refinancing. 1 Are you really saving money? By a blogger from The Finance Buff. 2 Can you make more of a principle payment and get rid of Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)? 3 Are you really getting the best deal? Make sure your lender isn...
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3 Fast and Easy Budgeting Methods | Newly Corporate
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Work, life and the pursuit of happiness for the young professional. 3 Fast and Easy Budgeting Methods. Posted by Brandon Henak. On 2/07/08 • Categorized as Work. After reading some of Brandon A’s posts on budgeting. I have been on the lookout out for easy, non-time-intensive budgeting solutions that anyone, from college students to professionals, can use. Here are the three methods I have turned up so far (besides the innovative method pictured to your right):. Automated Budgeting With Yodlee. Is a free ...
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Solving the Ups and Downs of Personal Budget Enemy #1: Variance | Newly Corporate
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Work, life and the pursuit of happiness for the young professional. Solving the Ups and Downs of Personal Budget Enemy #1: Variance. Posted by Brandon Henak. On 3/26/11 • Categorized as Economy. You’re ahead of the game, you have a well thought out budget. Set and you’re doing a great job of tracking your expenses and BAM! Some unexpected charge nails you out of the blue! Here are the 3 best ways to prepare for budget variance ups and downs:. 1 Build Seasonal Expenditures in to Your Budget. The average s...
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Newly Corporate | Grant
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Work, life and the pursuit of happiness for the young professional. We probably wouldn’t let Grant blog on here but he owns the domain name so we’ve really got no choice. We use the term ‘writer’ loosely since you have to actually post articles to be considered one. We find it ironic that Grant is a man of few words (posts) and yet he never stops talking in person. Last 5 posts by Grant Harmon. Ask or Don't Ask Grant. December 18th, 2008. When is it time to go back for an MBA? June 18th, 2008. WP Cumulus...
