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LINKEDIN REVISITED

LinkedIn is not what it is all cracked up to be, but it is still essential for an executive to do.… Read More LINKEDIN REVISITED

July 3, 2012October 27, 2013 G. A. FinchLeave a comment

SUGGESTED NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS ON NON-COMPETES, CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENTS, AND SOCIAL MEDIA

Executives’ New Year’s resolutions ought to include their reviewing their non-competes, implementing confidentiality protections, and marrying social media with offline live interaction.… Read More SUGGESTED NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS ON NON-COMPETES, CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENTS, AND SOCIAL MEDIA

January 3, 2012October 21, 2013 G. A. Finch2 Comments

LINKEDIN: IS IT OKAY TO REVEAL YOUR FAITH-BASED ACTIVITIES?

Executives must think about whether to and to what extent they should list their faith-based activities on LinkedIn.… Read More LINKEDIN: IS IT OKAY TO REVEAL YOUR FAITH-BASED ACTIVITIES?

November 29, 2011December 3, 2011 G. A. FinchLeave a comment

LINKEDIN PHOTO: CAN YOU SKIP IT?

Whether to have a photo on LinkedIn is a matter of personal preference.… Read More LINKEDIN PHOTO: CAN YOU SKIP IT?

November 15, 2011December 23, 2011 G. A. Finch2 Comments

LINKEDIN FLEXING ITS MUSCLES: Are you flexing yours?

LinkedIn’s continuing growth and why executives and professionals should grow with it.… Read More LINKEDIN FLEXING ITS MUSCLES: Are you flexing yours?

September 26, 2011September 27, 2011 G. A. Finch2 Comments

LINKEDIN: CLOSED OR OPEN NETWORKING?

Open networkining on LinkedIn has its limitatiion.… Read More LINKEDIN: CLOSED OR OPEN NETWORKING?

February 7, 2011 G. A. FinchLeave a comment

UNINTENDED LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF SOCIAL MEDIA FOR EMPLOYMENT CONTRACTS

Executives must not forget their obligations under non-solicitation, non-compete, and confidentiality provisions when using social media.… Read More UNINTENDED LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF SOCIAL MEDIA FOR EMPLOYMENT CONTRACTS

August 11, 2010November 6, 2013 G. A. Finch3 Comments

FURTHER MUSINGS ABOUT LINKEDIN

LinkedIn continues to expand usedful applications and how your LinkedIn profile, homepage and applications content become conversation starters.… Read More FURTHER MUSINGS ABOUT LINKEDIN

July 29, 2010July 29, 2010 G. A. Finch2 Comments

SOCIAL MEDIA: CONNECTING WITH WORK COLLEAGUES ON LINKEDIN

Understand the benefits of connecting with colleagues on LinkedIn.… Read More SOCIAL MEDIA: CONNECTING WITH WORK COLLEAGUES ON LINKEDIN

July 2, 2010July 31, 2010 G. A. FinchLeave a comment

SOCIAL MEDIA: SEVEN MORE THINGS TO KNOW

More musings on the efficacy of social media for executives and professionals.… Read More SOCIAL MEDIA: SEVEN MORE THINGS TO KNOW

June 22, 2010July 31, 2010 G. A. FinchLeave a comment

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