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…remains a cold case. To see the trailer for The Rider and The Wolf, go to www.riderandwolfmovie.com. Anticipated Release: Spring 2014 Being Evel Oscar-winning documentary film director Daniel Junge is aiming high with his next project. Being Evel will capture the competing personalities of Evel Knievel: the daredevil the public adored and his darker private persona. Thanks to a $94,270 grant from the Colorado Economic Development Commission, Jung…
…As for Stage 7, “fans will be able to help shape the race by logging on to www.prochallenge.com/PickStage7 and giving their opinion on four options for Stage 7,” race officials announced. Those options are: Denver Circuit Race, similar to the final stage of the 2013 race. Start in Golden and finish in Denver. Start in Boulder and finish in Denver. Start in Boulder and end in Golden. “We receive a lot of feedback from fans about the race and in par…
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…ncumbent’s pay rate. What can you do to access this ‘hidden job market’? Research your target companies. Read everything you can and meet with people in the company to learn about the issues they currently face. If possible, also touch base with people who used to work in the company, as they can also answer questions about the company’s culture and decision-making techniques. Make a match between a problem the organization faces and something you…
…cades. Those days are now long gone and, as we emerge from COVID, it has become common for people to rethink their future and search for something more from their career. If this sounds like you, then you are likely looking to either switch jobs, careers or change industries all together. It feels like a big decision, even risky so lets unpack it and discuss Making the decision to switch careers You have already made a name for yourself in a parti…
…talk so much. Don’t be overly enthusiastic to talk about yourself and your company. It’s almost always better to ask more questions than you’re answering. 11. Don’t be subtle. Be explicit. When a lot of people network, they’re afraid to step up and accomplish what they want to do or say. As somebody who’s sometimes on the other side of that, it’s annoying. When people are clear with me and tell me exactly what they want, I always want to help. Whe…
…constant engagement. If you have to micromanage them, you failed in your hiring and promotion process. 8. Cure Mistakes Fast. Unsuccessful and underperforming employees must be mentored to success, or part ways quickly to clear the way for an accomplished person in that role. Rock star employees are constrained by co-workers who generate serial failures. Top employees become demotivated as leadership does not aggressively prune the dead wood. Ada…
…e and six paid holidays, according to The Center for Economic and Policy Research—but if you’re an asset to your company or hold a higher-level position, you’re well within your rights to ask for more time than you’ve been offered, says Lewis. “Keep in mind that you’re most likely to be given extra vacation under unusual circumstances,” he explains. “If you’re getting married and want to take a honeymoon, for example, or you have a sick relative y…
…s should be positive in nature; don’t send over a note with a mention of a company scandal. 2. Communicate in a Timely, Professional Manner Nathan Mirizio, content marketing writer at The Resumator, a recruiting software company, agrees that there’s nothing wrong with sending a gracious thank-you message, unless the recruiter explicitly states no follow-ups or replies. Mirizio suggests using the last form of communication that you had with a recru…
…the biggest trust builder of all. From an original article by Logan Chierotti, the co-founder and COO of InternetReputation.com posted on INC.com…
…orked for to be added to your profile enabling readers to quickly see what companies you were associate with via company logos. Publishing – LinkedIn allows you to add your publications; these can be blogs, research reports, articles, or books. One cool trick is to always co-publish, this way the faces of your co-publishers are added to your profile giving you network credence. Volunteer, honors and patents – easily the most underrated part of the…
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…s’ tendencies as part of an effort to improve his play and the ultimate outcome for his team. Stepping into this new role at your company, Manning would instinctively want to dig in to all of your most critical user behavior analytics to understand your customers. He would look at how visitors typically move around the website. What makes them buy? What makes them abandon the purchase? What conditions and environments create the most engagement? H…
…ull report from InformationWeek. Mark Harden directs print and digital news content for the Denver Business Journal, contributes to the “17th & Lincoln” blog and compiles the daily “Afternoon Edition” email. Email: mharden@bizjournals.com. Phone: 303-803-9227….
…, keeping her online profiles easily searchable eventually led her current company, the commercial real estate franchiser Sperry Van Ness International Corporation, to come calling. “They wanted someone who did social media and real estate and I was the only one who came up,” she explains. Danielson is now second in command behind the CEO. The Little Blog That Could Mike Levine always loved trucks. So when he graduated from college with a degree i…
