Many companies don’t even refer to LinkedIn in their social media policies, much less provide guidance on how to use LinkedIn effectively. By contrast, policies frequently describe how employees are to behave with Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and others. As a result, companies are taking a big risk with LinkedIn if employees “go rogue” and don’t consider their company’s brand when writing their LinkedIn profiles.
Stories by Liz Guthridge
Tip Sheet: For an Ownership Culture, Pass the Pronoun Test
January 21st, 2013 by Liz GuthridgeNo trick grammar quiz, the pronoun test is a simple diagnostic tool to help assess the health of an organization.
How To: 7 Steps for Crafting a Crisp Call to Action
August 6th, 2012 by Liz GuthridgeWhen you want people to do something, they can’t read your mind. Here’s some steps for creating a compelling and successful call to action.
How To: 7 Steps for Crafting a Crisp Call to Action
August 6th, 2012 by Liz GuthridgeWhen you want people to do something, they can’t read your mind. Here’s some steps for creating a compelling and successful call to action.
Tip Sheet: Follow the 5 A’s of Being a Trusted Advisor
March 19th, 2012 by Liz GuthridgeRelationship building and shining the spotlight on others are the keys to becoming a go-to advisor for your senior leaders.