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The Art of Following Up for Executives

N2Growth Blog

Many say there is an art to the follow-up. For starters, follow up action is a signal many employers look for in judging candidates on their professionalism, general organization, and cultural fit. So how do you do follow up well? Could they be right? Does it really matter?

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How We Can Fight Back From Career Setbacks

The Horizons Tracker

Setbacks are inevitable in our career, with these setbacks potentially knocking our self-esteem. “It’s not how many times you have had to give up. . “It’s not how many times you have had to give up. In the first survey, they were asked, “How often have you given up on a career goal?”

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Beyond the Drama: How to De-Escalate an Emotional Conversation at Work

Let's Grow Leaders

What to Say Next to Destress an Emotional Conversation at Work When people are fired up, angry, and defensive, it’s tough to have a productive conversation. Followed closely by burning microwave popcorn. Frustrations and resentments build up and poison the work. One person gets defensive, and the other person responds in kind.

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Exposure To Different Careers Can Help Overcome The Skills Gap

The Horizons Tracker

When we start out in our career we’re often placed in the perverse situation of expecting to know exactly what we want to do for the next 40/50 years while having no real experience of any career, let alone the multiple careers that might give us a realistic ability to appraise which one suits us best.

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Tips on Addressing Gaps in a Resume to Take Control of Your Career

HR Digest

Taking time off from work or being forced to do it due to unavoidable circumstances is something that most workers encounter at different parts of their careers. There is also the belief that an employee who has taken a break from work might not have the skills necessary to keep up with their jobs.

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Employee Retention Survey 2018

Chart Your Course

Our young employees seem to get antsy and want to move up and on to bigger things as fast as they can. Further, employees tend to leave the organisation because of limited career advancement opportunities, lack of appreciation and recognition as well. We are working on career pathing and succession plans to address the latter.

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Got the Drive to Survive? Presenting Career Advice for Gen Z Workers

HR Digest

Career advice for Gen Z is rare to see, despite them making up the majority of the incoming workforce. Managers and employers regularly express their dislike and disregard for the young population, despite them being the future of the workforce best equipped to keep up with the latest trends.

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