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Jamie Nacht Farrell People always talk about "being a loyal employee". BS - no such thing. People are loyal to themselves, most are just too unaware to realize it. Who are you loyal to? AND, if you are "loyal to yourself, how do you define what being loyal to yourself means? I'm loyal to myself; which means I am loyal to my belief system. To keep my impulsions in line, I have to list those beliefs and run every person/opportunity by them. How do you maintain loyalty to yourself? http://bit.ly/8YBjfE

79 weeks ago from Young Professional Women (YPW), Ask Penelope Trunk!, Entrepreneurs, Creating a Life You Love and Consultants R US 3 more

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JRandom42: There hasn't been loyal employees since the days of "Neutron" Jack Welch, "Chainsaw" Al Dunlap, and "Flameout"Carly Fiorina. It's been about 2 ...MoreThere hasn't been loyal employees since the days of "Neutron" Jack Welch, "Chainsaw" Al Dunlap, and "Flameout"Carly Fiorina. It's been about 2 generations since their heyday, and the idea of "loyal to the company" employees is a foreign concept these days.
47 weeks ago

Edward Antrobus: When it comes to loyalty, I admit, I tend to be like a scorned lover. When it's good, it's very good. Once I'm scorned, well, I won't say bad ...MoreWhen it comes to loyalty, I admit, I tend to be like a scorned lover. When it's good, it's very good. Once I'm scorned, well, I won't say bad things in an interview, but I won't say good things anywhere else. There have only been two cases where I left an employer on bad terms, but both times, I went from recommending the company to everyone to telling everyone to avoid them.
47 weeks ago

How can I effectively manage my CEO of a startup who is not quite 40, and is easily distracted by his Facebook pages, Twitter, babes, etc.

142 weeks ago from Ask Penelope Trunk!

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Penelope Trunk: I'm at my 3rd startup -- been COO twice and CEO once. I think every COO thinks the CEO doesn't do enough. It's the nature of the positions.
142 weeks ago

: Thanks everyone for the great advice. Penelope, your advice is tough to hear but very realistic. Wish me luck!
142 weeks ago

Stacey Friedman Hi everyone! My name is Stacey.I am here because I want 2learn & be engaged by blogging so I'll start mine already!I <3 what u have 2 say!

143 weeks ago from Brazen Careerists in New York City

Michelle Amurao Got advice in 140 characters or less on how I can make my part-time interior design consulting business a success?

143 weeks ago from Ask Penelope Trunk!

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Jay Neely: With any website, the key question to ask yourself is: "what do I want a visitor to do next?" Feature content / links accordingly. So...
142 weeks ago

Jay Neely: I'd feature your best posts more prominently in the sidebar, & include links to your Portfolio/Services sections at the bottom of each post.
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