What You Need to Know to Develop A Personal Brand
Learn about the best ways govies can develop their personal brand statements in GovLoop’s recent online training.
Posts Tagged: personal brand
5 Ways to Brand, Market, and Sell Yourself During the Federal Hiring Freeze
The recently enacted hiring freeze can be unsettling for all government employees. Learn how you can market yourself in order to make it through.
Advocating for Yourself: Part 1
We can all agree that advocating for yourself plays a vital role in the workplace. Unfortunately work is a complex political atmosphere even in the best situations. If being a good advocate for yourself is necessary in the workplace, then we need to figure out how to get better at it.
3 Strategies for Career Success from Rio’s Olympic Athletes
There’s certainly a lot to learn from Olympic athletes about the benefits of applying yourself toward a goal and finding a supportive coach. But there are more subtle and surprising lessons emerging at this year’s Olympics that can also help you be more successful in your career.
How to Become the Coworker Everybody Looks Up To
Earning the respect of your coworkers is an important part of advancing your career
How to Get Started on LinkedIn Publishing
LinkedIn Publishing has the potential to widen your exposure as a personal brand. Here’s how to do it.
Why Gratitude and Generosity Matter for Your Personal Brand
Being noticed and remembered is essential to building your personal brand. A lack of gratitude and generosity can also make you memorable—but for all the wrong reasons.
How to Develop Your Personal Brand
“So, tell me about yourself.” It should be the easiest question in any job interview. But surprisingly, many of us completely fumble our answers. Maybe it’s because we’re young and just starting out in our professional journeys, so there isn’t much to tell yet. Or maybe it’s because we really don’t know how we defineRead… Read more »
On The Incredible Gift Of Being Misunderstood
It happened a few years ago. And as usual I was fully unprepared. “I do all the work. I take it all on. And I never say anything,” she whispered, trying not to have our office neighbors hear. A long time ago I had a manager who said, “At work you should have Valium and someRead… Read more »