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Social media gurus on trends you can expect by the end of the year Jim DelCioppo

Since you can’t ignore social media completely if you want to be competitive as a brand or as a person, it’s no wonder this sector of marketing is always rapidly changing. To remain relevant, share and foster healthy conversations, stay updated on the latest news and to reach more potential users, it’s vital for ambitious … Read More

11 tricks Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, and other famous execs use to run meetings Drake Baer and Ivan De Luce

When meetings go horribly wrong, it’s usually due to sloppy agendas, un-articulated ground rules, and having too many participants. Read More

This is what job seekers are trying to hide on social media Kyle Schnitzer

Nearly half of employees enable tools to hide certain digital material away from their current employers and future social media screenings. Read More

Mark Zuckerberg’s “sleep box” invention has raised over $188,000 on Kickstarter and you can pre-order one Sheila McClear

After building a prototype he launched the “Zucklight” on crowdfunding site Kickstarter in June with a goal of $5,000. Now, it’s at $188,116. Read More

These are the issues hiring managers will dismiss a candidate for based on their stance Sheila McClear

Social media is a great place to rant about politics. Unfortunately, it’s often one of the first places hiring managers go to check you out as a candidate. Read More

11 signs you're going to be successful, even if it doesn't feel like it Shana Lebowitz

If you’re pursuing your passions, if you’re learning, and if you’re forging solid relationships, you’re probably on track to being successful. Read More

Turns out social media may not be causing as many mental health issues as previously thought Sheila McClear

The study surveyed junior high school students in Canada once a year for two years. They also surveyed annually undergraduates over six years. Read More

New Instagram feature will make it harder to post offensive comments CW Headley

Mosseri and his team intended to do so by proposing a slew of technical adjustments to their apps meant to help them “lead the fight against cyberbullying.” … Read More

Why crying at work isn’t necessarily always the worst thing you can do CW Headley

“If you are judged harshly for crying when it’s entirely warranted, it might be a sign of a toxic work culture,” explains S. Chris Edmonds, … Read More

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