LinkedIn has been described by many as Facebook for business, but it's fair to say that's not fully accurate. Besides a way to express personality, connect with others, and show career history and highlights, it's also an opportunity to showcase one's professional possibility and to make a unique business contribution through valued content.
The key difference, obviously, is that the idea is to be PROFESSIONAL about all of it, including being truthful, earnest, and respectful. Facebook, much as I do appreciate it, is not any of these things for a noticeable chunk of users.
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Monday, December 9, 2013
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Toilet Talk Needs to GO!

I was in a restaurant's public toilet last week and a woman in the next stall was discussing specific data and spreadsheets with a coworker on her cell phone. Not only was it obvious the conversation would have been more productive in person, it was awkward for several people within earshot, and may have been a data breach. Wow.
Sure, the urge to multitask is strong. We are all feeling the time crunch in our modern work environments. However, other than brief conversational comments with colleagues in passing, the bathroom should be off-limits for work, especially for phone calls! Here are 5 reasons why talking in the toilet is bad for business:
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