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How to Write a Summary Section that Screams “Schedule an Interview with Me Today!”

Article Summary: When you scan a resume, where do you typically start reading? Generally, it is the “Summary” section. It is the executive summary of your entire employment history boiled…

Ira KoretskyOctober 16, 2010

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“Wow! Tell Me More” – An Article for United Kingdom Charities

Article Summary: In June, I had the privilege of addressing participants at the Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations (ACEVO) conference (see Charities Must Also Have Great Messages). This…

Ira KoretskySeptember 18, 2010

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Help Wanted: Applicants with Boardroom Etiquette

Article Summary: By the time you get to an interview, generally, your background is less important than personality. Interviewers are sizing you up for culture fit, personality, trustworthiness, and so…

Ira KoretskyAugust 29, 2010

Conversation in the U.S. is a competitive exercise in which the first person to draw a breath is declared the listener.

James Nathan Miller | The Art of Intelligent Listening, Readers Digest, September 1965

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The Art of Listening – 5 Ways Active Listening Improves Your Sales Success

Article Summary: Your clients always tell you what’s important to them. Sometimes they tell you specifically with words and body language. Sometimes they tell you by changes in patterns, human…

Ira KoretskyJuly 10, 2010

female, woman, executive, looking at email on her mobile, also write email response

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Special Delivery: How to Write Emails Audiences Will Open (Part 2)

Article Summary: Susan arrives at the office early. She opens her email and finds 36 new email messages. She looks at her watch and realizes she has just five minutes…

Ira KoretskyJune 19, 2010

female, woman, executive, looking at email on her mobile, also write email responses

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Avoid Foot in Mouse Syndrome – Write Emails that Generate Results (Part 1)

Article Summary: With the constant daily bombardment of advertising messages, your words have to grab your reader’s attention and get him or her to act. With email, words are everything.…

Ira KoretskyJune 12, 2010

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Thinking of Going Global? Use Social Media to Accelerate Your International Success

Article Summary: Our work centers have expanded beyond the confines of a single building, state, or country. We are sharing our work with others in different time zones, languages, cultures,…

Ira KoretskyMay 8, 2010

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Better Blogging for Better Results – 8 Tips

Article Summary: Blogging and articles are the foundation of the news and opinion we read today. Your blog is your voice. Blogging is your voice interacting with your target audiences,…

Ira KoretskyApril 17, 2010

London trip, I used a story about pants (or trousers) to illustrate the differences in language in my storytelling for leaders keynote to acevo

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Change Your Pants – A Funny Story that Inspired 250 Execs

In March of 2009, I met Seb Elsworth of the Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations (ACEVO). It was about 4 pm at a reception at the Great Ideas…

Ira KoretskyApril 14, 2010

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How to Write a Summary Section that Screams “Schedule an Interview with Me Today!”

“Wow! Tell Me More” – An Article for United Kingdom Charities

Help Wanted: Applicants with Boardroom Etiquette

Conversation in the U.S. is a competitive exercise in which the first person to draw a breath is declared the listener.

The Art of Listening – 5 Ways Active Listening Improves Your Sales Success

Special Delivery: How to Write Emails Audiences Will Open (Part 2)

Avoid Foot in Mouse Syndrome – Write Emails that Generate Results (Part 1)

Change Your Pants – A Funny Story that Inspired 250 Execs

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