Archive for March, 2009
| Study Shows Indian Immigrants Embrace Dual Identity in U.S. | |
| By:deepika bajaj on Mon 30 Mar 2009 9:17 PM under Global Leadership, Immigration, Personal Success |
Here is a post referred to me by someone I respect deeply, Marti Barletta. Marti Barletta is the author of the highly-acclaimed book, PrimeTime Women: How to Win the Hearts, Minds and Business of Boomer Big Spenders (2007, foreword by Phil Kotler). Her first book, Marketing to Women: How to Increase Your Share of the World’s Largest [...]
| What recruiters can do in hard times | |
| By:admin on Fri 20 Mar 2009 11:37 PM under Careers and Job Search, Personal Success |
Recruiting is a brokerage business. In good times, recruiters build well-tended relationships with buyers and often terse and purely functional relationships with recruits. The recruiter brokers the relationship between a business and the talent, collecting fees for acting as an effective middleman. At least that’s how it works when there’s flow through the system. Without [...]
Typically at the Director level, leadership is reflected in having additional breadth – including scanning external factors and making new proposals. What I would do, in such a situation is: scan organisation for director level people I admire; list typical things they do; list the sorts of things I do – make a match and [...]
| You can ignore but you cannot escape…so build. | |
| By:deepika bajaj on Tue 17 Mar 2009 1:17 AM under Business, Marketing and Brand, Personal Success |
Social media has made itself felt in all areas of marketing today. You cannot escape Facebook, Twitter, blogs, LinkedIn, or Squidoo. You can ignore them but you cannot escape them. Inherent in using the social web, is understanding your female customer. I still like to say marketing to women online, although my best blog buds [...]
| Lost Generation – a video to give us hope | |
| By:Angelika Blendstrup on Sat 14 Mar 2009 1:31 PM under General |
This video, which I found through Presentation Zen, is an amazing sign that the generation after us got it!




