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Research shows 86% of recruiters look at social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and MySpace to learn more about job applicants and 44% don't hire applicants based on their findings.(1) "What you say and do on-line is just as important as what you say and do in the workplace. Whether you're job Read More

Your behavior while attending an opening night celebration, awards show or cocktail party, can have a definite impact on your career. Read More

It's no secret that personal branding is becoming essential to succeed in the corporate world, and one of the best ways to create a positive personal brand i Read More

Money changes people, sort of. I think we all know someone who would be dangerous around a sudden windfall of cash. The worst thing that can happen to this person is money, the reason being that the Read More

Hear from HR experts on how to dress for a job interview. ShirtsMyWay lets you design and customize your own men's shirts, dress shirts to get the look and fit just right Read More

Men need to know how to behave in social situations, so here are lessons in etiquette from an expert on the subject: a professional butler Read More

It takes 43 muscles to frown, but only 17 to smile.

Want to make friends quickly? Smile

Want to break the ice? Smile

Want to warm a room? Smil Read More

Being fired because of a Facebook comment
There are many examples out there which show you why you should not post any negative comments regarding your current job (eg. how boring your job is) on social networking websites. Have a look at the following videos and learn from it.
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Practice Etiquette-You will be surprised how far the words, please, and thank you will take you. Practicing common courtesies will set you apart from the competition. In business, it could mean the difference of winning the contract or not, in your personal life it could make the difference in the type of people you attract Read More

As temperatures heat up, Christina Binkely offers ways to convey power and authority at work without breaking a sweat Read More