Posts Tagged ‘professional’

MIT Networking Research and my own experience

April 26th, 2010 | Leadership | Chris | View Comments

There has been research done by Ray Reagans, Associate Professor of Organization Studies at MIT Sloan School of Management, that shows that most individuals don’t leverage their professional networks as much as they potentially could. Well, that we knew. The interesting part was his explanation of “why?”

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Professional writing has its own unique characteristics like flaws on a typewriter

Make every word justify it’s existence

March 23rd, 2010 | Leadership, Motivation | Chris | View Comments

I was very, very wordy when I started trying to write formally. Casual tone, nothing to sweat. That’s easy. But with formal writing…I still am. It’s a constant struggle between a desire to ‘sound professional’ and the simple need for clarity and precision. However, thanks to an OpenCourseware Management Communication course I’ve read in my spare time, I’ve learned a few quick tricks to help instantly improve my writing! The first? “Make every word justify its existence on the page!”

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