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Published on: Friday, May 11, 2012
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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Every executive needs to have demonstrable leadership ability to be marketable today. Whether you're currently navigating a company through this recent wake of economic catastrophe or you have high aspirations for your leadership career, you have to be able to "lead with purpose."
Published on: Thursday, April 05, 2012
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Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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Your subject matter expertise is your differentiator; it exemplifies your individual intellectual capital and highlights your core competencies. But it has to be effectively promoted outside your immediate circle to a bigger network of influence if you want to get "known for what you know."In a recent ExecuNet webinar, Peter Winick, who has worked with many thought leaders as he built and managed several consulting and professional development organizations, explained how executives can effectively promote their skills to a larger network.
Published on: Thursday, March 08, 2012
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Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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Can a "Quiet Leader" also be a "Bold Leader?" a VP of operations asked of other ExecuNet members in the General Management Roundtable. "Sometimes the best leaders are the 'Quiet Leaders,'" he noticed."When I think of quiet leadership, I think of men and women who lead by example rather than words, be they spoken loudly or softly," ExecuNet founder and CEO Dave Opton replied, noting Colin Powell as someone who came to mind.
Published on: Friday, February 10, 2012
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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When we published Ben Zander Shares His 6 Secrets to Success in our ExecuNet member newsletter, the positive reaction was overwhelming, which signaled to me that the conductor's inspirational words were the right message at the right time for many.But, what Zander put so eloquently was not much different than the experiential wisdom that ExecuNet members share amongst each other. I captured the insight on a variety of topics that members give to each other so freely in the community to share with you: [Some were edited without changing context.]
Published on: Friday, December 30, 2011
Top 11 for 2011
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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Thank you to everyone who read, commented, visited and shared content from Executive Insider this last year. Much of what we publish here comes from information gleaned inside our membership, with experts who interact in our executive communities, on-site at exclusive events, and the ongoing conversations we have with professionals like you.
Published on: Monday, December 12, 2011
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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"Why is help so frequently not sought?" That's the question an ExecuNet member, a C-level executive in the manufacturing industry, posed to his peers in one of the business Roundtables. He noted that, in his leadership career, he would have failed countless times had he not asked for help."Perhaps part of the culture in this country is that failure is just not an acceptable outcome," wondered the manufacturing executive. "Certainly nobody seeks it, but the irony is that the only way to become experienced and enjoy wisdom in business is to have a healthy mix of successes and failures. We just have to minimize the impact of failure as much as possible and learn to pick it all up and proceed forward again after it does occur."
Published on: Friday, November 04, 2011
While You Were Out…
Posted By: By: Robyn Greenspan
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"You will eliminate innovation if you require proof of an idea in advance of trying it." – Roger MartinI've had this Roger Martin quote on my white board since I heard him speak on The Design of Business at World Innovation Forum earlier this year, as a reminder to myself and everyone who enters my office to, as I like to say, "always be in beta."
Published on: Friday, October 07, 2011
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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A friend of mine who worked in corporate roles followed his passion a few years ago and went to cooking school. Shortly after graduating, he left the cubicles for the kitchen but couldn't really connect with the right opportunity.About six months ago, he was hired for a position that perfectly combined his showmanship and love of food teaching cooking classes and doing new product demonstrations. He'd be perfectly happy if he wasn't so stressed about the salary reduction he incurred when he dropped out of the corporate world.
Published on: Monday, September 12, 2011
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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Pity the Poor Interviewer is the conversation executive coach Judy Rosemarin recently sparked among members in ExecuNet's Job Search Roundtable, reminding candidates to see the interview from another perspective.
Published on: Wednesday, August 03, 2011
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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What have you done for yourself lately?Take a look at your to-do list. Is there an equitable distribution between what you do for others and what you do for you?
If you're like most busy working adults, probably not. Your time is mostly allocated to your job, family, and obligated to "life maintenance" tasks like dry cleaning and the dentist, which are things we have to do and are not necessarily fun.
Take a few moments today to schedule something for yourself; it doesn't have to be especially time-consuming or extravagant. Before you read on to a collection of the best information to help you advance in your current role, find a new one, gain expert insight and learn what's happening in the marketplace, please tell us:
What will you add to your to-do list for yourself today?
Published on: Friday, July 15, 2011
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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To be successful in job search today is to set a focused goal and mount a strategic campaign armed with a well-researched list of target companies, strong relationships that can lead you through a chain of referrals, a polished personal marketing program, an online reputation communications plan, and, of course, a sharp skill set and depth of experience.Yet, some land in new roles through less calculated methods: being in the right place at the right time; tolerating higher levels of risk than others; conditions that stimulate promotion; family ties; etc.
Hopefully, no matter the method you took to get there, you retain the position through your merits and build your own success.
Before you read on to a collection of the best information to help you advance in your current role, find a new one, gain expert insight and learn what's happening in the marketplace, please tell us:
Did you land in your last job by choice or by chance?
Published on: Friday, June 10, 2011
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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"Networking," in various forms, is the top response when we ask corporate leaders about how they connect to career options in our annual executive market intelligence survey, and we've posed similar questions to our LinkedIn and Facebook groups.Before you read on to a collection of the best information to help you advance in your current role, find a new one, gain expert insight and learn what's happening in the marketplace, please tell us:
How did you find your last job?
Published on: Wednesday, May 04, 2011
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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I read this quote recently and wanted to pass it along to you:"If you hear a voice within you say, 'you cannot paint,' then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced." — Vincent Van Gogh
"Paint" can be a metaphor for anything we have thought about doing but have not yet taken the action. It can be a creative endeavor, a personal goal or something that feels bigger, or more risky, like job change.
Whatever it is, don't let the inner critic or external cynic stand in your way. Make a plan, take a chance, try, and see what happens. Even if you learn you learn you're a terrible artist, you might have fun playing with the colors or discover something new about yourself along the way.
With that in mind, here are the recent blog posts you may have missed that can further inspire you in your everyday decision-making. We welcome your comments!
Published on: Friday, April 08, 2011
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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It's already the end of Q1 '11! Are you where you wanted or expected to be? What will it take to get there?For me, and many others, it's time. A few more hours in a day, weeks in a quarter, to do a couple other things, catch up, get some more done.
It's impossible for me to give you more time, but I can save you some time. Here are all the blog posts you may have recently missed gathered together in one place so you don't have to do all that time-consuming searching, scrolling and clicking.
Published on: Monday, March 07, 2011
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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February was a short month, but we managed to bring you a tremendous amount of information to help you reach your career and business goals in 2011. Guest bloggers shared their own special insight, along with ExecuNet experts who capture the trends and deliver the news that informs your every day professional decisions. We’ve gathered all these articles together so you can catch up on your reading.
Published on: Monday, February 07, 2011
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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Did the year get off to a good start for you? Are there specific professional goals you'd like to achieve? We've pulled together the best information from January to help you advance in your current role, find a new one, gain expert insight and learn what's happening in the marketplace.
Published on: Thursday, December 30, 2010
Top 10 for 2010
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
Filed Under: robyn greenspan, execunet, executive recruiters, job search, executive job market, market trends, executive careers, most read, skills, popular
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Can we legitimately report the most popular for the year if our blog is only six months old? Having been a business network since 1988, ExecuNet has always been ahead of our time. Here are the articles that captured the most reader comments and attention in the short time we've been publishing:
Published on: Tuesday, December 07, 2010
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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The unpredictable year of 2010 is racing quickly toward a close, dragging with it a bag of mixed emotions. Some saw marked improvement over a devastating 2009, while others spent the last 12 months still trying to recover.We're hopeful about 2011 and have had some good news signals lately. Here are all the trends, market intelligence and expert insight from November in one easy-to-read place.
Published on: Monday, November 01, 2010
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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It seems like yesterday I was having summer barbecues, and now I'm eating leftover Halloween candy. This year seems to be moving quickly, with many who experienced the rocky economy firsthand probably glad to see 2010 go.Before Thanksgiving creeps up on you, take some time to read the blog posts from October we've collected for you. We had some exclusive reporting from the World Business Forum, where ExecuNet hosted the Bloggers Hub, along with our proprietary market trend data, economic analysis and expert insight.
Published on: Friday, October 01, 2010
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
Filed Under: robyn greenspan, execunet, executive recruiters, job search, executive job market, market trends, executive careers, most read, skills, september
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September is when those lazy days of summer come to an end; white shoes and swimsuits get packed away; and your kids are being chauffeured to activities and helped with homework — who has time to read? No worries! We've collected all the blog postings you need to read in one place. How's that for full service?But make sure you stop back frequently next week for live reporting from the World Business Forum, where ExecuNet is hosting the Bloggers Hub.
Published on: Thursday, September 09, 2010
While You Were Out…
Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
Filed Under: robyn greenspan, execunet, executive recruiters, job search, executive job market, market trends, executive careers, most read, skills, popular
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August may have been busy for you; maybe you were vacationing or covering for colleagues who were on holiday. Nevertheless, we gathered all the blog posts for the month we thought you should take some time to catch up on over your morning coffee, commute or business travel. Enjoy! Featured Video
Recruiter Confidence Index
Executive Job Creation Index
Dave's Blog
Lessons learned from and about six-figure leadership and executive career management
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