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As minorities, we are often coached in the workplace to be more assertive, to be clear about our professional goals, to find ways to talk about our accomplishments and successes, and to ask for feedback.
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As minorities, we are often coached in the workplace to be more assertive, to be clear about our professional goals, to find ways to talk about our accomplishments and successes, and to ask for feedback.
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Honors' crude videos can be a teaching moment for corporate managers about leadership, especially young execs on the rise. Those engaged in such bold but foolish acts will not only potentially sully their employers' reputation but derail their careers to boot.
There is no need to be afraid of what your employees are saying about the company on social media. In fact, with a little instruction, they just might be your best brand ambassadors.