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Unlocking Insights: The Ultimate Survey Question Template Blog

Vantage Circle

This blog will examine various survey question templates. On a scale of 1 to 10, how satisfied are you with your current job? However, creating a well-designed survey can be a complex task that requires expertise. These templates are designed to help you acquire meaningful feedback and make well-thought-out decisions.

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Starting Thought Leadership Early | Vaishali Dialani

Peter Winick

Starting earlier in your career will have a greater impact. So what’s stopping you from getting started? For today’s episode, I’ve invited Vaishali Dialani to chat with us. Vaishali is a Senior Customer Experience Strategist at Konabos Consulting; a full-service, end-to-end, digital experience solutions agency.

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I don’t want to stock the kitchen anymore, asking why the friend I recommended wasn’t hired, and more

Alison Green

They’re things I did when I interned in my late teens and during first jobs in my early 20s. While I know somebody has to do them and they’re wrapped up in part of my job description, it makes me feel like I’ll forever be viewed as “early career” even though I’m definitely not anymore. It’s five answers to five questions.

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Leading the Conversation with Thought Leadership | Kate Bravery

Peter Winick

Creating Impactful Conversations in Today’s Landscape A conversation with Kate Bravery on creating thought leadership that speaks to internal teams and external audiences. In this episode, Kate Bravery, the Global Leader of Advisory, Knowledge, and Insights at Mercer, discusses the importance of thought leadership in today’s workforce.

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What People Want Out of Leaders Now

Association Now Leadership

Gone, for the moment, is the emphasis on the CEO who’s simply “here to listen”; getting things done and being clear about it is now a priority. Gone, for the moment, is the emphasis on the CEO who’s simply “here to listen”; getting things done and being clear about it is now a priority. But don’t buy the idea that empathy is “out.”

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The Evolving Job Market in the Eyes of a Recruiter

Vantage Circle

In fact, research shows that the current job market is almost 90% candidate-driven. As a result, hiring qualified job candidates with in-demand skills, has become difficult. This means that companies no longer have the luxury of picking talent; talent picks them. It also costly, and time-consuming. How Companies Can Improve their Game?

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CEO Focus in 2022: What Should a CEO Focus on?

Rhythm Systems Growth

A Quick Note: This is a lengthy blog, but if you read it you’ll already be spending your time in an area where you should be spending your time (as you’ll see toward the end). Most all CEOs I work with tend to agree that there’s never enough time in a day to do everything that needs to be done. Peter Drucker.