Is organization of your contacts in the cards for you? Is finding the right contact information at the right time a wild card? Watch this video to stack YOUR deck with strategies for keeping friends, family and acquaintances not only in order, but easily accessible. Following these tips will make your communication and networking more efficient, effective and productive- then you'll hold all the aces!
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Your video reminded me of a meeting I was at recently.......and of how old I'm getting.
It seems that young business people today don't put much info on their business cards - just their Facebook and Twitter addresses. At the event, they just enter the info onto their phone and they're done. I tried this, then I realized that no one "of a certain age" has their FB and Twitter addresses on their card!
I'm guessing it won't be long until business cards date you - if you use them your old - kind of like wearing a watch has become. (Have you noticed that no young person wears a watch? They get the time from their phone. - in fact wearing a watch was listed in a recent article entitled "How To Tell If You're Old.")
Anyway - for the gargoyle - Riley. Don't know why - it just seems right.
Posted by: Evelyn Cucchiara | September 29, 2011 at 07:37 AM