5 Ways to Be A Naturally Visible Leader
“A leader is best when people barely know that he exists, Not so good when people acclaim him, Worst when they despise him. ‘Fail to honor people, They fail to honor you;’ But of a good leader, who talks little, When his work is done, his aim fulfilled, They will all say, ‘we did this [...]
Are You Already Working at Your Dream Job?
I am. I just realized it a few days ago though. Don’t get me wrong, I have always thought very highly of my job in a rotational leadership program and there are definitely further career achievements I wish to attain but, I am doing the things that I dreamed of doing in college. [...]
Confidence Makes a Leader - US News
Newly Corporate was recently invited to join the US News and World Report Career Blog Network “Outside Voices“. This article is my first post written for the network blog. Each of the authors here at Newly Corporate will post on the blog in a rotating schedule, one post total each week.
Of course, it’s important [...]
Get to the top by Leading from the bottom
When I’m not reading the internal revenue code or skimming slides for class, I sometimes squeeze in a real book. Right now the flavor is Jack Welch’s Winning. Sometimes I just can’t wait till the end of the book to post about a topic.
Towards the beginning Jack dives into his vision of a leader and the [...]
How to Create an Impressive Career Portfolio
Having a carefully prepared career portfolio gives job candidates a competitive advantage.
If you are a member of a rotational leadership program, you should keep a portfolio to collect and showcase your work. Even if you are not in a leadership program, you should consider having a portfolio as a competitive advantage over less prepared [...]
Accelerate Your Career: Be a Futurist
I just finished a meeting with one of the executives for the company I work for and her direct staff. I helped present next generation collaboration solutions with a team of leadership program participants and a recent graduate. How did I gain the exciting opportunity to be part [...]
When should I give my elevator speech?
Twice in one week, I rode an elevator with the CEO of a major company. The leader said, “I need to stop asking people how they are doing before 10:30 in the morning.”
The comment made me realize—we’re all human, from the entry-level employees to the very top leaders of an organization. This [...]
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