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3 Rules for Successful Leadership Communication – A SPN Exclusive Article
November 23, 2011 by publisher · Leave a Comment
Communicating as a Leader in your company is to take a daily assessment on life, and you’d better know the regulations. Fail that leadership communications exam and you’ll wonder where the production went as your business pays for it in dropped revenues. Two days ago I got back from the office feeling refreshed and alive. Five minutes chatting with my wife changed all that. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not that I don’t like conversing with my wife
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3 Rules for Successful Leadership Communication – A SPN Exclusive Article
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What Facebook Changes Mean for Your Brand
November 2, 2011 by admin · Leave a Comment
The recent Facebook changes are game changing. For most this is scary; for us (and hopefully for you, too) it’s exciting! Facebook has managed to make our everyday activities even more social and has created a way for us to share our lives via a virtual scrapbook. This tool lets you feature all your old and new Facebook memories with integrated ways to express yourself through different “lifestyle apps.” Luckily for you, we read every article, and we watched the entire 1-hour, 40-minute f8 presentation, so we are here to condense the information for you as much as possible. Here are the Facebook changes you should know about: Only a few things are really going away; it’s the experience and interface that are changing. Here are the latest and greatest new features of Facebook: The Facebook Timeline — “The story of your life” The Timeline is the central change in the Facebook revamp. It is your new Facebook profile, completely reorganized with a different way to display your profile picture — a giant picture of you (your cover photo) at the top and a smaller picture (your profile picture) layered at the bottom right of the cover picture. The way the new timeline is set up allows you to keep all of those past memories, updates and posts in an organized manner through a timeline
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