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Continue reading →: Kano Analysis: Customers Know What they Want!Developed in 1984 by Dr. Noriaki Kano, the Kano analysis model helps you deeply understand customer’s emotional responses to a product, service, or feature. A Kano analysis allows a business to prioritize features that are important to customer satisfaction. It’s a method of product development which focuses on the customer.…
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Continue reading →: Interviewing Candidates 101Whether you’re a new manager interviewing candidates for a job posting or a seasoned business owner looking to find the right person to help your business grow- interviewing candidates is an important skill to learn. Having a process in place for conducting the interview will allow you to focus on…
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Continue reading →: Chat GPT for Professionals: Writing effective promptsWelcome to the final post of my three part series on getting the most out of Chat GPT. Writing an effective prompt is the key to getting the response you desire. Content of the Prompt Clarity: Avoid vague prompts. Instead of, “Tell me about the history of running.” You may…
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Continue reading →: Chat GPT for Professionals: How to make AI sound like youWelcome to the second post of my three part series on Chat GPT. We will be discovering how to customize Chat GPT to generate responses that sound more like you. Your Chat GPT Profile In order to start generating personalized text, click your name or profile photo and select “Customize…
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Continue reading →: Chat GPT for Professionals: Practical Uses & Cautionary PerspectivesWelcome to the first post in my three post series: AI for Professionals. During this series, you will learn how to use AI, specifically Chat GPT, to be more productive. In future posts we will delve into how you can make AI sound like you, how to write effective prompts,…
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Continue reading →: Project Management: The BasicsWhat is a project? In order to understand project management, it’s important to understand what a project is. According to the Project Management Institute, a project is “a series of structured tasks, activities, and deliverables that are carefully executed to achieve a desired outcome. They are temporary efforts to create…
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Continue reading →: Avoiding Tokenism in a Diversity StrategyTokenism manifests when a company employs individuals from diverse cultural, racial, or gender backgrounds, yet it becomes apparent that their presence serves the company’s superficial image. These individuals may find a lack of career outcomes, poor psychological safety, and isolation. This is issue is multifaceted and complex. What can leaders…
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Continue reading →: BATNA- Don’t leave the negotiation table disappointedBATNA stands for “Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement”. The concept was introduced in the book “Getting to Yes” by Roger Fisher and William Ury in 1981. As a negotiator, knowing your BATNA will help you make the right decision in a negotiation. Why have a BATNA: How to develop…
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Continue reading →: Bujo- Bullet JournalingSometimes I wonder where would I be if I hadn’t started journaling 6 years ago… Following a huge life change in 2017, I was struggling to find my path. My once consistent, sometimes boring, life was uprooted and my plans for the future were uncertain. Around this time I had…
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Continue reading →: Book Reflection – “Pre-suasion” by Robert CialdiniPre-suasion is a guide to those seeking persuasive influence on how to effectively establish an environment, foster relationships, and create situations where agreement will come easily. Dr. Cialdini tells us, using examples and research, how we can maximize our privileged moments, cultivate ‘we-ness’, and boost our likeability. The book not…
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I’m Rebecca
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