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January 15, 2014

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Here are some tips to help you connect with those you are interviewing with. G.R.A.S.P. G-reet: Ever heard this one? You never get a second chance to make a first impression. Remember to greet every person warmly with a smile, firm handshake and eye contact. Don’t forget to acknowledge people who you pass in hallways with a smile and eye contact. Particularly, executive’s assistants and environmental services staff. R-apport: Build rapport by finding things you have in common with those you are interviewing. Common conferences, schools, hobbies, sports etc. Finding things you have in common with the people interviewing you will not only help you get the job, but will help you start out the job on the right foot! A-sk: Be prepared with questions that demonstrate your knowledge and show you have done your research. Additionally, ask questions in a “company/community centric” manner. Example: “If I am selected for this position and am successful, where will it lead ...

10 Thoughtful Ways to Give Thanks to Your People

Written by YEC - Young Entrepreneur Council https://www.success.com/article/10-thoughtful-ways-to-give-thanks-to-your-people “Thank you.” It’s a simple phrase. Short. Sweet. But how often does it actually come out of your mouth? It’s kind of surprising how hard it really is to make saying thanks a “thing”—something that comes naturally, that you don’t have to put on your to-do list. Except it is hard. It can slip your mind. You’re not sure how to say it, or show it. And sometimes it feels awkward (complimenting—giving and receiving—doesn’t come easily to everyone). But none of these excuses gets rid of people’s innate need to feel valued and appreciated, to be praised and recognized, for their work. So we asked the Young Entrepreneur Council, “How do you express gratitude to your people?” to make sure you’re spreading the appropriate amount of thanksgiving around your office: 1. Express gratitude when they don't expect it . When something...

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