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Whether you’re established in your career or just getting started, get tips on negotiation, polishing your skills, and more from these experts and newsletter authors.
Negotiate Anything!: We make your difficult conversations easier! Persuade, lead, resolve conflicts, and get what you deserve.
This biweekly newsletter from lawyer, podcaster, and Director of the American Negotiation Institute Kwame Christian helps you leverage and harness the power of negotiation. Whether you’re looking at the possibility of advancement, compensation, or relationship building, improving your negotiation skills can help you be more successful.
“If you are a creative, intelligent, and respectful negotiator, there is virtually nothing you stand to lose by negotiating. However, if you choose not to negotiate, you’re going to miss out on myriad opportunities in the future.”
Pre-Shift Career Lineup: Practical career-related information for the hospitality industry
Founder and CEO industry career resource Culinary Agents Alice Cheng puts together this biweekly newsletter focused on helping guide, support and encourage professionals in the hospitality industry and beyond. Skills development, virtual mentorship, networking and self-care are all discussed in this helpful series.
“Because organization skills are broad and can be applied in so many ways. I find it helpful to categorize them into three “T’s” (Time, Thoughts & Things) when looking at how to improve in certain areas and also when giving examples to others to demonstrate that you can apply organizational skills to aspects of work and life. Remember that showing that you are organized is just as important as saying that you are.”
Mountain Minute: Quick tips that show how to help your career… by helping others.
LinkedIn Influencer and author Bruce Kasanoff write this weekly newsletter centered on accessible and interesting explorations of new ideas and ways of thinking, along with simple steps you can take to help make the world around you a better place.
“It’s not enough to listen and nod your head, or to utter a few pat phrases, such as “I know what you mean” or “You’re so right.” No, understanding someone takes a lot more work than that.”
Writer Victoria Taylor
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