Photo credit getty You’ve heard it countless times: “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” In the digital age, this wisdom takes on a new dimension as your online presence often serves as your first impression. When you align your virtual brand with the real you, you ensure that you’re delivering … Read more
Photo credit getty Discovering, defining, and delivering on your personal brand is an essential journey towards increasing both your professional success and the satisfaction you derive from your work. It is a process that involves self-discovery, storytelling, and strategy. Your personal brand is your career’s most valuable asset, and cultivating it effectively through a structured … Read more
Photo credit getty First impressions last, especially in a video job interview where your initial screen-to-screen interaction sets the stage for the entire conversation. Of course, before you dive into the heart of the interview, you need to do some prep. When your interview day arrives, take these essential steps to ensure you have a … Read more
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. I bet “better brand recognition” is already on your list of New Year resolutions. That’s if you are a crazy-driven entrepreneur with workaholism tendencies and a mission bigger than yourself, like me. And if you are of that kind, you already know any growth journey starts with … Read more
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In today’s digital world, crafting a standout personal brand is essential for success as a business leader. One thing’s for sure: Consumers trust and purchase from real people more than impersonal brand names. This is especially true with a service business. According to the recent national research … Read more
Photo credit getty The robots are coming! Generative AI is infiltrating the workplace at warp speed, and it’s enough to give even the savviest and most confident professionals a serious case of FOBO. FOBO, the Fear of Becoming Obsolete, is surging. Twenty-two percent of U.S. workers now worry that new technology will render their roles … Read more