I can't believe companies actually had to produce videos like the one below. In my life, women have always worked. I grew up in the 1970s and 80s, and I knew some moms who stayed at home, and some that worked. That’s just the way it was. But it wasn’t always… I recently read “When … Continue reading The Trouble With Women In the Workplace
Originally Published on CUinsight.com, a credit union and financial news media site. Every morning I read the local paper, and go online to check national news sources and social media sites. I like to know what has happened while I was asleep. Not because I need to be “in the know,” but because it’s important … Continue reading Communicators need to be “In the Know”
My grandmother turned 100 this year, and when you make it to be a century old, the Governor throws you and all your 100-year-old friends a party.The Governor asked the 15 Centenarians what their secret was to to a long life. My grandma said eat fruits and vegetables. Good advice, but what she didn't say … Continue reading 100-Year Old Advice
We. You and me. Us. All of us. There’s Power in We. “We” can be as simple as two people…you and I. “We” can be as big as a group of ten, 50 or hundreds of people. The Power of We is a couple raising a child to be happy and healthy, a mother and … Continue reading The Power of We :: Blog Action Day 2012
The most recent twitter mishap happened during the presidential debate a few days ago. The official KitchenAid twitter account tweeted an offensive post about President Obama’s grandmother, who died four years ago. It was an unfortunate mix up between a personal twitter account and a brand twitter account. KitchenAid joins the company of many who … Continue reading Caution: Watch for falling tweets
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