Here’s an example of a well-written invite I just received this month: Subject: CAREER & EDUCATION 2013 –  [ THE ORGANIZATION'S NAME ]. On the other hand, here is an example of a bad email which went on and on and failed to get my attention: Subject: Are you ready for 2013? Knock yourself out. Pitch for a joint venture. MORE >>

Narrow and Broad Definitions of Diversity. Broad definitions may also include sexual and affectional orientation, values, personality characteristics, education, language, physical appearance, marital status, lifestyle, beliefs, and background characteristics such as geographic origin, tenure with the organization, and economic status. MORE >>

For example, there’s this thing called the Great Fire Wall. Take for example how the Chinese government ordered a shut down of the ability to make comments on status updates for their largest Twitter equivalents – Sina Weibo and Tencent.  Things don’t work the same in China. No, not the Great Wall. How fun, right? MORE >>

Anything product related similar to the Microsoft example. licking [?l?k??] the [th?] cookie [k k ]. To stake your claim, real or otherwise, on a unit of property, thought or idea within an organization in a manner where no one else can use the object or thought in question. You want to innovate in mobile?" They deserve it. What did I miss? MORE >>

Job Interview Reminders Job interviews can be stressful experiences, but they definitely don’t have to be. For example, the employer may ask you a question about how you would deal with a difficult person on your team or someone on your team who performs poorly. Beauty Uniforms Salon uniforms don’t have to look like lab coats. MORE >>