Watching what people say about you on the internet is a must Every single person, and every single brand, should be monitoring their reputation online. After all, the the number one place anyone with a complaint will head, and the place everyone relies on to provide them information on who to do business with. While …
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Peer Coaching Groups: Your FAQs Answered We assume that you have already read the information on the page Start a Virtual Support Group to Help With Stresses of COVID-19. The information on that page would answer all of the typical questions about planning and operating a support group. However, the following questions still tend to …
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[Editor’s note: This guest post from reader Keith Bell looks at a number of ways you can avoid the harm that frequently comes to businesses who run into internet or other IT outages.] 6 Tips to cruise through In any infrastructure, there were, are and always will be some level of disruption. Internet outage is …
Pointers to protect your personal brand Although high-profile cases of individuals losing out on job opportunities, being fired, or costing themselves big bucks as a result of online behavior regularly make headlines, there still seems to be a disconnect between the very real potential consequences and what people are willing to share. This infographic from …
This book could save your life [Editor’s note: We are in the business of looking at the best ways to persevere through ugly situations, so when we saw that Jacquelyn Lynn had penned a collection of conversations regarding how to survive an active shooter event we felt drawn to share. The below is a preview …
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Superannuation and dog racing provide examples for this guest post [Editor’s note: Many thanks to frequent contributor Tony Jaques for allowing us to use this article, originally published in his Issue}Outcomes newsletter. Tony often covers news out of Australia and the surrounding regions which lets us take a look at great crisis management case studies …
A look at the numbers behind emergency management in the 21st century Natural disasters and emergency events are inevitable, yet the losses incurred are almost always greater than they had to be due to a lack of planning and preparedness. If you know it’s going to happen, why not be prepared? This infographic, from IBM …
You can’t afford to have a bad reputation showing up in search results or social media Still not too worried about your online reputation? Despite the fact that the vast majority of internet users see search results as the most trusted source of info about just about anything? Despite the fact that nearly 90% of …