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Innovative

How Inclusion Drives True Innovation

What is the first thing that comes to mind when you read the word ‘old’? Do you imagine a person in their 50s? 70’s? Do you think someone of that age is still working? How about if I add in ambitious? Does that make you think twice about that person’s age and employment status? Well, […]

Trust, Honesty, Business

Did You Know That Over $300 BILLION is Spent on Drama at Work?

Connecting honestly with someone on the same level develops trust. Trust is at the heart of any positive relationship, whether it’s personal or professional. Trust can be shared across boundaries, cultures, customs, and perceptions. What do you do when you meet someone who doesn’t speak your language? You whip out your smartphone, type what you want […]

Trusting What You Don't Know

Trusting What You Don’t Know

“Trust is earned.” “Trust your gut.” “Love all but trust few.” It seems that most of us in the United States can be wary of trusting others. Is it self-preservation? Fear? Uncertainty? Discomfort? Whatever the motivation, it certainly can be difficult to gain one’s trust here. However, for Europeans, trusting others often comes naturally. Why, […]

If You Look Down, That’s Where You’re Headed

Keep Your Head Up Have you ever been at a point in your life when you believed that life was aimed in a particular direction? As a woman, I can safely say that most little girls usually have some kind of well-thought-out plan. Thinking about what they want to do when they grow up, when […]

You Too, Can Be An Expert

Professional expertise isn’t as elusive as you may think. There’s actually a recipe for becoming a recognized expert in your field. It requires a well-crafted combination of ingredients that help you gain the recognition you deserve. But, as with every good recipe, you need to start with quality and dedication. Most successful professionals can share […]

Why Education Leads to Delegation 

If you don’t understand something that you are certain you need to know, learn about it. The path to opportunities that promote professional growth is limitless. Study online; Go to school; network; read. The key is to do something to gain the knowledge, insight, and skills required to move ahead. By striving to become more […]

Learn to Communicate in the Workplace

Sider Road is a team of business experts ready to take your business to new heights. We specialize in improving communication in the workplace. When you learn to communicate in the workplace, you developing an important piece of your recipe for happy employees, as well as happy bosses. When communication is clear, and concise within […]

Learn to be a Boss

Do you want to take your life to the next level? Do you want to learn to be a boss? You can change your life. The door is open, you just need to walk through it. Sider Road wants to help you on your way to better business skills. We have the knowledge if you […]

College Graduates

It’s Never Too Late to Graduate

It’s Never Too Late to Graduate It happened. I didn’t know where my career was headed. I had 33 years of experience in media, publishing, and consumer products, through incredibly demanding, ruthless, fabulous, fun, relentless, high-profile roles. After learning many brutal lessons along the way, I even wrote a non-fiction book about office politics drama […]

Leaders

Leadership

-Jocelyn Greenky #Leadership #Respect #Diversity #Earned #Hardwork

Diversity Is The Norm

Accept that diversity is the norm rather than the exception. Diversity goes beyond physical, characteristics of someone it includes how people think and perceive reality. The importance of diversity is frequently overlooked, and does more damage to moral than a budget or impractical schedule. Lack of accepting diversity results in: intolerance, arrogance, and loss of […]

How Do You Know If You Should Trust Someone?

How do you know if you should trust someone or not? What are the signs that you can trust somebody? Here are five simple tricks to help you determine whether someone is trustworthy or not to prevent scandals (: . Consistent– mood, dress, humor, being on time, ethics, to name a few. Gut — sometimes […]

Being Negative

Being Negative: it’s a habit. It’s a bad habit, in fact it could probably make you ill, it definitely does not welcome good people, good events, opportunities when everything in your mind is negative. In the office, think about who whines a lot, has nothing going on in their life, always a drama… don’t you […]

Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos

Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos are not perfect people. They are creative, strategic, brilliant, well known, and under the scrutiny of the public eye. Given their recent uncoupling and now divorce, Mackenzie, could have negatively responded to such emotional news that her husband was unfaithful. Her public response, was nothing less than gracious, and clearly she is […]

Loud and Proud

Bottom line…How do you say your name when asked? Quickly, mumbled, jumbled? When someone asks you to say your name, do you mumble through it quickly? I can tell you I have taught hundreds of students of all ages, coached and meet many new people each year…and it’s the first impression you give someone when […]

Pick Up and Go

A close friend moved to Alaska then, Buffalo and now lives in the Deep South. I’ve known her for over 50 years: including her parents, siblings, grandparents and of course, the dog (Jenny, FYI). We have been best friends since I was three and she was five. She’s always been a woman who has had […]

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