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January 30th, 2010 in
General Business tagged career, company, company politics, james george, job, motivation level, peer competition, person, quitting a job, root cause analysis, Team
I Quit! Easier said than done – what brings a person to such a state of mind from where he/she says these 2 words, marking an end to a career with an organization? The reasons are unlimited, varying from person to person, depending on each person’s preferences, needs, wants, aspirations and much more. There are [...]
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January 22nd, 2010 in
News and Updates tagged burn foundation, burn victims, colts, economic challenges, effect, fundraiser, grunge, Halogen, indianapolis colts, indystar, Jeff, jeff saturday, limited edition poster, Lucas Oil Stadium, opportunity, PBF, poster, poster design, weekend
Halogen Designs had the opportunity to design a Jeff Saturday poster for this weekend’s fundraiser for the People’s Burn Foundation (PBF) at the AFC Championship. Anyone who donates outside Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis will receive this limited edition Jeff Saturday poster. Use of Design: We chose this photo of Jeff Saturday because it represents charging ahead and not looking back; [...]
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January 22nd, 2010 in
Social Networking in Business tagged blog, business, community blog, Don, ecademy, Email, facebook, forums, linkedin, networking, networking forum, professional networking, site, social network marketing, social networking, Social Networking in Business, target audience, website
As you may remember in our previous post, Social Networking for Business (Part 2/3), we talked about the myths of social networking, spamming, and the differences between a personal relationship and a business contact. In this post we shall discuss and give a few suggestions, pointers as to how you can publicize your business through [...]
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January 4th, 2010 in
Social Networking in Business tagged Austria, business, confidentiality contracts, design, Don, facebook, LINK, network, networking, networking forum, networking forums, online, preventing social networking risks, privacy settings, professional networking, social networking, social networking myths, social networking risks, Sydney, UK, vague objectives
In continuation to our previous post, Social Networking for Business Part (1/3), we discussed why is there a need for social networking and the added advantages it can bring into your business, in this post we shall discuss about a few myths and risks which might be involved when networking for business and how to [...]