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| May, 2011 |
Welcome to the May issue of According to Marshall... There is a lot of information out there and most of us have little, or no time, to read it. My goal is to provide you, my readers, with relevant, important and up to date information that will help you in your business success. It's just a quick summary, on various topics of interest, that I am sure will be relevant to your personal and professional success. If there are particular subjects that you would like to receive information on, let me know. And if you want to share relevant information I would be happy to include it to my readers. Please feel free to send your information to me. If you have trouble reading this or seeing graphics click here for the online version. The Stop-Doing List by G. Michael Maddock and Raphael Louis Vitón, Bloomberg Businessweek “Want to be more innovative? Stop doing all the stuff that is wasting time and sapping energy.” Click here to read the full story Why Goal Setting Doesn’t Work by Ray Williams, Financial Post "Despite the popularity of goal setting, there is compelling evidence that regardless of good intentions and effort, people and organizations often fall short of achieving their goals, whether it be to lose a set amount of weight or sell X number of widgets. More often than not, the fault is attributed to the goal setter. But the problem may actually be in the efficacy of goal setting." Click here to read the full story How to Market Your Skills in Your Job Search by Curt Rosengren, USNews "If you‘ve ever looked for a job, you’ve probably seen skills checklists, ones that ask you to tick off every skill on the page that sounds like you. The trouble with that is, when it comes to telling your story to a prospective employer, it’s still pretty one-dimensional. There’s nothing to back it up." Click here to read the full story Finally, Some Good News for Job Seekers by Kimberly Weisul, BNET.com "It’s time to get your resumes updated. Not only has the unemployment rate fallen to 8.8 percent, its lowest level in two years, but a new survey from CareerBuilder and USA Today suggests that more hiring is on the way, especially among large companies and those in the Western part of the country." Click here to read the full story
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