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Invest in tech, occasionally step back to grow your business | Prove you're ready for a promotion with eagerness, leadership | Show interest in others, build your reputation when networking

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July 2, 2018

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Getting Ahead

Invest in tech, occasionally step back to grow your business Have a clear view of what you want your business to achieve and find ways to expand with a unique idea, CEO Kara Goldin writes. Invest in technology, systems and people to help you scale as you grow, and don't dismiss the importance of occasionally stepping back from daily tasks to strategically plan ahead. Entrepreneur online (6/28) Prove you're ready for a promotion with eagerness, leadership To show that you're ready to move up, it's important that your co-workers hear about your achievements and can see your eagerness to take on challenges, Ashira Prossack writes. Showcase your leadership skills and ability to delegate tasks effectively, and focus on the bigger goals of the company beyond your role. Forbes (6/28)

Making the Connection

Show interest in others, build your reputation when networking Instead of promoting yourself in networking situations, you should be more interested in the people you're interacting with, both professionally and personally, aiming to build long-term relationships with them, Stephen Aguilar writes. Work on building your reputation by putting yourself out there in the way you want to be perceived, and don't limit yourself to networking at conferences. Inside Higher Ed (6/28)

The Landscape

Newsrooms ramp up security after 5 die in shooting

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Major newsrooms are adding security after a gunman has killed five people at a Maryland newspaper. Some are concerned attacks on newsrooms and journalists will increase. USA Today (6/29), BuzzFeed (6/28)

Your Next Challenge

Use your transferable skills to move into a new career Even if you don't have the ideal experience for the job you're applying for, show you have the right skills by using your accomplishments to reveal strengths that the job might require, career coach Dawn Graham advises. Learn as much as you can about the industry you want to work in, and get active on social media within that area. Fast Company online (6/28) Why you may be struggling to get a new job Apply for a new job as soon as you can instead of letting an opening sit there, and do research to know what salary bracket you're in, Amy Elisa Jackson writes. Expand your search into roles that don't list your current job title by searching terms related to your skills and responsibilities. Glassdoor (6/28)

Most Read

You might be closer to your dream job than you think Forbes Future-proof your career with online courses, networking Forbes Hard work, longer hours more important than efficiency Entrepreneur online Be realistic, consistent in developing a routine to start the day Forbes Engage new peers, be confident to make the most of a promotion Harvard Business Review online (tiered subscription model)

The Water Cooler

The story of the hula hoop craze is finally told

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The hula hoop is still driving world-record attempts and has also inspired a new documentary, "Hula Girl," which features 94-year-old Joan Anderson. She ordered a hula hoop after visiting Australia and introduced it to Wham-O, which popularized it in the US. Smithsonian (7/2018)

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