Everyone has their must-have tools that make them better at work, life… just better. For Mike Connell it was always a notebook. But not just any notebook. Keep reading for more... Read More

It turns out a good majority of you—70 percent—hate your job, which is a sad statement on the American Dream. If that's you, here's what you can do about it... Read More

It’s inevitable that, no matter how well-prepared your PR campaign is, some things just slip out of your control. When it comes to PR fails, the stakes are high, and the costs are expensive. Yet, Patrick Panuncillon says we can learn a lot from PR fails. He has more... Read More

Laura Petrolino's dog hates it when PR pros do these three things with their PR plan. Find out what they are and how you can avoid disappointing Oliver... Read More

On this week's Gin and Topics, Peyton Manning suggest Kevin Durant "play" for the gymnastics team. That, a song dedicated to a pug, and more... Read More

There has been much discussion and documentation around virtual offices, and getting the help we need through virtual teams. Therefore on this week's The Big Question, we asked "Do you use virtual services? How? What are the pros and cons?" Here is what nine experts answered... Read More

What is your leadership style? Do you prefer the "trust and verify" or "trust, but verify" approach? Brooke B. Sellas shares how her leadership style has changed and the lessons learned on the way. ... Read More

Technology has allowed us to evolve in significantly, including collaboration, brainstorming, and teamwork. Slack is your answer for that and more... Read More

Wondering why your blog post keeps getting rejected by top authority blogs? Amanda Athuraliya shares some of the common guest blogging mistakes writers make and also proven practices she follows when she reaches out to high authority blogs... Read More

There are times email is a good communications channel for a leader, but those times are few. Think about when a conversation is more effective... Read More