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The Leadership Gene

Success

I had just started my career as a business coach for some big companies like Johnson & Johnson and Bear Sterns. I was so confident I was simply going to enjoy the magazine and my coffee in the waiting area. I have to tell you, Alex, you really got me thinking about bathroom etiquette,” I said. “I Hi, I’m Mel.”.

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45 Professional Development Books to Level Up Your Career and Your Life

Success

In The Alter Ego Effect , author Todd Herman suggests that we add another element: creating an alter ego to boost our confidence and skills. To learn more, he interviewed high-profile achievers who had survived public defeat, including athletes, entertainers, politicians and executives. How much notice would they need to give you?

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Interview Poem

Laughing all the Way to Work

You're going on an interview, whether by choice or necessity You have to go in with confidence, and being prepared is the key When they say, "Tell me about yourself", that’s not the time to babble Don't talk about your kids and spouse or your financial trouble You could be asked things like, "What have you learnt from your mistakes?"

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The Seven Stupid Mistakes People Make on a Telephone Interview

On The Job

This is Mr. Smith from Acme, calling for our telephone interview?" "Oh, Jones, perhaps this isn't the best time for an interview. Welcome to the world of telephone interviewing. And one thing I know for sure: Giving a good telephone interview takes work. Lock yourself away in a quiet space to do a phone interview.

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The 4 Most Difficult Interview Questions

Professional Assistant Blog

Home About Me Advertise The 4 Most Difficult Interview Questions By The Professional Assistant on Friday, November 23, 2007 Filed Under: Job Seeking A re you going in for an interview for that dream job? Discuss your skill set, experience and abilities in a confident manner. Why should we hire you?

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Answering Reader Mail: Social Etiquette for EAs

Musings of a High-Level Executive Assistant

My question is regarding social etiquette: I recently started working in a very small company that is very successful; I attribute this to the fact that we hire only the best (we have people from Google, Facebook, Yahoo, etc.). While the comments she made had some validity, I feel that I should go by each company's specific culture.

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"May I help you?" Developing Good Client Relationships

Laughing all the Way to Work

In one interview I went on it was stressed that they were looking for someone who had excellent communication skills, a great telephone manner and someone who was easy to get along with. Your client must have the assurance that you will keep their business in the strictest confidence.

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