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Doris Reeves-Lipscomb

12 Easy Ways to Get Over Your Laziness | Inc.com - 0 views

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    Lolly Daskal writes on how to overcome laziness--12 tactics
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http://www.ambientinsight.com/Resources/Documents/AmbientInsight_The%202016-2021_Worldw... - 0 views

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    interesting report showing that revenues are going down dramatically for elearning platforms and packaged content while remaining constant for services or even up a little
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Sisterhood Is Not Enough: Why Workplace Equality Needs Men, Too - The New York Times - 0 views

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    Preoccupations feature by Peggy Klaus, August 14, 2016, speaks to whether women-only conferences, corporate workshops, and networking soirees (single-sex type events) enable women to move up in the workplace. May be an overreliance in some corporations.
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Freebies on Smashing Magazine - 0 views

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    free icons for use tied to seasons, travel, football, etc.
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Twitter https://youtu.be/j5JB94eiyxU - 0 views

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    youtube video on leadership in Academia and Industry identified by AAUW of Michigan https://youtu.be/j5JB94eiyxU
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7 Tips To Gain The Confidence You Need To Succeed - Forbes - 0 views

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    Good article by Susan Murphy, Forbes, on getting the confidence to persist and succeed
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7 Decisions You Can Make Today to Be More Successful - 0 views

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    article by Skip Prichard on how to be happier and more successful. 1. Assume that others have good intentions 2. Write down your goals every day. 3. Realize that setbacks can ultimately lead to success 4. Learn to stop comparing yourself to others 5. Avoid toxic people 6. Begin each day with confidence 7. End each day with gratitude and thankfulness
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Nuts and Bolts: It's Not About "Doing" Social by Jane Bozarth : Learning Solutions Maga... - 0 views

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    great article by Jane Bozarth in Learning Solutions Magazine on social learning around new products; she uses Pokemon Go to show how people help each other master the game with shared tips
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Fix Your Social Media Strategy by Taking It Back to Basics - 0 views

  • Identify your business objectives and target market. Also cons
  • narrowly define whom you want to listen to and communicate with.
  • Create social media content that drives engagement. What is your target consumer looking for? Social
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    good article on using social media to achieve goals
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60 YouTube channels that will make you smarter - The Startup - Medium - 0 views

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    Far ranging channels for learning
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A Rap on Race - Brain Pickings - 0 views

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    excellent five part series from Rap on Race in 1970 between James Baldwin and Margaret Mead, captured by Maria Popova, highly appropriate for our current time.
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Queen Rania: The Syrian refugees I met are experiencing something worse than death - Th... - 0 views

  • Because no one chooses to be a refugee. Refugees are refugees because the alternative used to be death. Now, there’s a worse option: a living death.
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    Queen Rania of Jordan writes a blistering and heartfelt analysis of the many "deaths" that refugees experience deciding whether to leave their homes, trying to leave their country, then arriving in new "haven" countries that don't want them and threaten to send them back to their home country.
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Strategies for Retaining Female Engineers - IEEE Spectrum - 0 views

  • “Creating workplaces that have a lot of flexibility, that allow for people to work in a way that fits best with them, boosts creativity and job satisfaction,” Metcalf says, and these are the settings where women stay and thrive.
  • No matter what type of organization women work for, large or small, public or private, their relationships with their immediate bosses are critical to whether they feel engaged and content. The ideal supervisor is committed to his or her subordinates’ advancement and development, assigns stretch projects, and provides necessary support and feedback to help them be successful, Bilimoria says. And workplaces that employ women in higher levels are more apt to retain women at the lower levels. “There need to be multilevel champions [of women] from the top as well as from the bottom and the middle, because women are more sensitive to dealing with gender bias,” she says. Workplace initiatives that offer leadership development, mentoring, and networking for women reap the benefits by retaining women, Bilimoria’s research shows.
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    good lock at women with sTEM credentials and why they haven't stayed in field
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A Family-Friendly Policy That's Friendliest to Male Professors - The New York Times - 0 views

  • They have advanced the careers of male economists, often at women’s expense
  • The central problem is that employment policies that are gender-neutral on paper may not be gender-neutral in effect.
  • Succeed within seven years and you have a job for life. Fall short, and you’re fired.
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  • The policies led to a 19 percentage-point rise in the probability that a male economist would earn tenure at his first job. In contrast, women’s chances of gaining tenure fell by 22 percentage points. Before the arrival of tenure extension, a little less than 30 percent of both women and men at these institutions gained tenure at their first jobs. The decline for women is therefore very large.
  • They found that men who took parental leave used the extra year to publish their research, amassing impressive publication records. But there was no parallel rise in the output of female economists.
  • ng birth is not a gender-neutral event,” recalling that during her pregnancy, “I threw up every day.” She argued, “Policies that are neutral in the eyes of a lawyer are not neutral in fact.”
  • Better policies could help economics — not to mention the sciences and other fields — look like less of a boys’ club.
  • Three female economists have shown that the tools of economics — which enable a careful assessment of incentives and constraints informed by real-world data — suggest that a more nuanced policy would lead to better outcomes. It leaves me wondering how many other policy mistakes we could avoid, if only we had more female economists.
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    informed assessment/report by Justin Wolfers, NYTimes, on how extending parental leave policies cause unintended impacts
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Shatter Your Inner Glass Ceiling | LinkedIn - 0 views

  • If you take away only one thing from this article, let it be this:  the oppressive messages (spoken and unspoken) that you receive from others are based on their own faulty beliefs, perceptions and projections about women.  You have adopted those as your own incorrect beliefs and they have become part of your self-identity.  Internalized oppression is habitual negative thinking and beliefs that you use against yourself. 
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    article by Shelly Darnutzer on how to overcome internal oppression that often started with external oppression, April 2016
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How Wall Street Bro Talk Keeps Women Down - The New York Times - 0 views

  • When you create a culture where women are casually torn apart in conversation, how can you ever stomach promoting them, or working for them?
  • It’s hard to violate social norms; it’s even harder when doing so means jeopardizing millions of dollars in future earnings. For an intern, a connection with a managing director can mean a foothold in one of the most lucrative career paths in the world.
  • A woman has never been the chief executive of a major investment bank. Only about 2 percent of hedge fund managers are women. During my years on Wall Street I never saw a woman run a trading or sales desk, which is the first step toward executive management.
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  • If you think that this violence has nothing to do with bro talk, you’re wrong. When we dehumanize people in conversation, we give permission for them to be degraded in other ways as well. And even if we don’t participate, our silence condones this language. I deeply regret remaining quiet while women were being disparaged during my eight years as a trader.
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    good article by Sam Polk, July 2016, on how sexist talk by men about women catapults even worse behavior by men
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An Underutilized Tool for Building Tomorrow's Workforce - 0 views

  • A strong workforce is vital to our nation's economic prosperity, and it has become more critical than ever that our workforce acquire advanced skills and postsecondary credentials. By 2020, 65 percent of jobs will require a college degree or postsecondary credential.
  • prior learning assessment (PLA), which enables non-traditional learners to complete training and degree programs sooner by awarding them college credit based on the college-level knowledge, skills and abilities they've gained outside of the classroom.
  • Many state policy leaders have begun to recognize the importance and potential of PLA and have been developing statewide strategies.
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    article by Becky Klein-Collins for Governing, July 2016
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Engaging Remote Employees | Blog - 0 views

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    Nice blog by Danielle Holly, Common Impact, on engaging remote employees and skilled volunteers with good sources cited in the article, May 17, 2016. If everyone is remote, everyone is equal, but skilled management is still needed.
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Why So Few Baby Boomers Are Volunteering - Forbes - 0 views

  • According to the Volunteering in the United States survey, “providing professional or management assistance, including serving on a board or committee” is the second most popular form of volunteering for Americans over 55, after “collecting, preparing, distributing or serving food.”
  • ey’re increasingly targeting boomers with what’s known as “skills-based volunteering” opportunities whose jobs are valued at $40 to $500 an hour, far more than traditional volunteering’s $18 to $20 an hour, according to a blog post by Emily Ferstie of United Way for Southeastern Michigan.
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    drop in boomer age group for volunteering, they are wanting to use their career skills. BEST in Hollywood, FL is working to create a focused engagement: 50 boomer volunteers to train 500 unemployed and underemployed people and run a job fair within 18 months
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15 Effective Twitter Tools You Haven't Heard About... Yet - 0 views

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    excellent list of twitter tools for making more effective use of twitter
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