The email’s subject line first caught my eye: “Thank you is not enough …” A quick glance at the sender and a smile swept across my face. The email, from
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Had such a wonderful time speaking at @IIBAMSPChapter last week. Thanks to everyone who attended and hope to see yo… https://t.co/NwkYrJMhaf 5 hours ago
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Here are my favorite tips to help you derail offensive comments from colleagues and bosses. #Communication… https://t.co/0i0gnbY7eE 4 days ago
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@IIBAMSPChapter @Choose_Metro @presidentiibam1 Thank YOU! 4 days ago
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RT @IIBAMSPChapter: Melissa Delay, Mandy Spiess - packed houses!! Thank you for sharing your expertise!!! @Choose_Metro @truperception @pr… 4 days ago
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Here are my top 3 tips for what to do when a #crisis suddenly hits your business. https://t.co/WVMvmixiCk 5 days ago
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Congratulations to Myria Allen from @UArkansas for these well-deserved recognitions. I echo every sentiment having… https://t.co/oHa0dFBDIj 1 week ago
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We all know by now that Twitter is one of the first places the public will go when you or your company is embroiled… https://t.co/BBUxh29nBw 2 weeks ago
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@jessicaliebman Yes, a thank you note is a nice gesture, and it can give a candidate an upper hand, but insisting t… https://t.co/EmgagnIAlk 2 weeks ago
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@jessicaliebman Some candidates wait until the second or third round of interviews to send their note, others send… https://t.co/2ff3hYpHRM 2 weeks ago
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@jessicaliebman A candidate who offers a sincere in-person thank you at the close of an interview is just as deserv… https://t.co/J7izXu9z7H 2 weeks ago
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