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Simone Janson is publisher, Consultant and one of the 10 most important German bloggers Blogger Relevance Index. She is also head of the Institute's job pictures Yourweb, with which she donates money for sustainable projects. According to ZEIT owns her trademarked blog Best of HR – Berufebilder.de® to the most important blogs for careers, professions and the world of work. More about her im Career.
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Achieving a lot successfully in a team: 7 prerequisites for productive cooperation
Organizing teamwork properly is not easy. But a team can achieve more together – if the conditions are right. 7 points to watch out for. Teamwork has a bad reputation - wrongly Teamwork has a bad reputation. “TEAM” is often used behind closed doors as an abbreviation for “Great, someone else does it”. And then…
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eCommerce in the niche: 5 tips & 5 special online shops
There is no doubt that online trading is booming. But with the mass of online shops, it is easy to get the impression that the market has long since been fished out. There are always online shops that have successfully filled a niche. 5 examples. How to start a successful online shop? Online shops are everywhere - and there are always more. Online trading has long been taken over by giants like…
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Graduates looking for a job in vain: Do not give up!
Many graduates have high-flying, idealistic plans for their professional future - and then very quickly fail in reality when looking for a job. It is therefore advisable to approach the job search very pragmatically. Complaining doesn't get you anywhere, action is the order of the day. Plus point work experience Work experience is a plus point when applying for a job: it usually shows that you…
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Find Unique Business Ideas: 10 Tips for Successful Innovations
Twitter and Foursquare first saw the light of day in In Austin, Texas SXSW and even today the festival attracts corporate executives and heads of state - also from Germany. But how do you find a really good business idea? 10 tips. Desperately looking for good ideas Every year, the German delegation attends the South-by-Southwest Festival in Austin, America…
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Collective joy for team building? Soccer World Cup & other major events
When Germany beat Brazil 2014-7 at the 1 World Cup, it was a historic moment. But how important are such events for team building and a sense of unity? From criticism to enthusiasm Now, I'm not a big football fan and I actually completely ignored football events like the World Cup or the European Championship, which you could see in every historical game...
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Earning more money: women can change that in a concrete way!
On average, women earn 7-25 percent less than men, depending on the calculation basis. What can you do better? What does equal pay mean for women? Salary negotiation has become a very important issue for many people these days. It is agreed that a better income should be part of our daily lives. Women in particular are affected...
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Intrinsic motivation & time management: Creativity is important
In the course of your life you will always be confronted with problems that require new, innovative and individual solutions. Your ideas are in demand here. Because: Creativity is not only important in so-called creative professions, but affects all areas of your daily work. Our inner driving force Motivation is certainly the most emotional part of work organization. But now that you...
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Business start-up requirement: create a business plan correctly in 9 steps
For many start-ups, the business plan is just an annoying formality on the way to financing. He offers many opportunities. Business plan – more than a necessary evil At the very beginning of a start-up there is of course a business idea. Nevertheless, one should not proceed spontaneously and thoughtlessly to implement it. In order for the company to be successful, an optimal strategy is…
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Working scientifically in 8 steps: From text structure to editing
Mastering scientific work can be decisive - not only for the successful completion of a degree, but also for your future career. What should you pay attention to? Why is academic writing important? Whether term papers, bachelor and master theses or even a doctorate: Scientific work is one of the basic skills that you should acquire during your studies. And…
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What companies can learn from startups: Dare to be more agile and creative
One of the most fascinating phenomena of recent years is the coworking movement. However, coworking spaces are no longer just a place where small business owners and freelancers can work together – they are also becoming increasingly attractive for companies. Here's why. The idea behind coworking I looked at numerous coworking spaces around the world: in Latvia, France, Canada and New Zealand.…
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New work, digitization & competence measurement: self-promoter?
New skills are required in the digital world. But how do you determine these competencies without falling for self-promoters? Newly surfed people know more When we talk about competence-based work, many people think of Gunter Dueck, former IBM manager and mathematicianProfessor, who caused a stir with his presentation at re:publia 2011. According to his forecast, many...
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Mobile working of the future: cooking on a surfboard?
There is a lot of discussion about the future of work. An important factor here: the right tools. And you have to think as big as possible, then completely different work is possible - for example with holographic screens and mobile kitchens. Dream working devices of the future I've been experimenting with various mobile working devices for a long time. I was really satisfied...
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Crowdsourcing in the tourism industry: the way is the goal
Tourism is known to be an industry that thrives on leisure activities. Crowdsourcing is a voluntary service that also takes place in your free time. So how can crowdsourcing be used in tourism marketing? Crowdsourcing as a marketing gimmick It's no wonder that there are already some interesting approaches and ideas for the German-speaking world, since the two go together perfectly. That's enough...
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Informal learning while traveling: 8 tips for job & life
Very few things we learn, we learn at school or in courses. Learning happens “on the job”, in the family, in a club – or when travelling. Learning on the go For many, vacation is still about hanging out, just letting your soul dangle, doing nothing. But this mentality will change in the future. Then…
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Bleisure-Travel: Meetings in the country as a conference alternative?
Meetings in stiff business outfits, with everyone sitting around the table bored, are out. Can green meetings be a viable alternative? Green meetings as an alternative to the stiff business atmosphere? Rest, relaxation, fresh air and a healthy, beautiful atmosphere, so-called downshifting, are also becoming increasingly important for meetings. For example, LinkedIn co-founder Konstantin Guericke organizes his meetings...
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Making a career with innovative ideas: the 10 best creativity techniques
A good education and diligence are no longer the guarantors for a career. What is needed above all is creativity, which ensures the survival of a company even in difficult situations. we will tell you how you can use simple means to promote your creativity. Make a career through creativity Peter B.'s department wants to develop a new product on…
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Recruiting & Cultural Fit: The top 10 job interview questions
The cultural fit is rarely checked in recruiting. New employees who do not fit the corporate culture cause numerous problems and costs right from the start. The following interview questions will help you to find exactly the right employees. What is cultural fit in companies? Do you want to find employees who are the best match for your company like identical twins?…
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Self-expression vs. Privacy: Social media as a communication strategy?
In times of the General Data Protection Regulation and privacy discussions at Facebook the topic is more topical than ever: How should one deal with one's data when presenting oneself online? An overview. Cultivate staging Should Internet users strictly separate the private from the public, or should they, on the contrary, turn their insides out? Neither is ideal. The success model...
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Present confidently: How to reach your audience [9 times checklist]
The idea of having to speak freely in front of others makes many people break out in a sweat. What if I suddenly can't think of anything anymore? Or if I don't know the answer to a question? But the successful presentation of one's own skills is an important career building block in many professions today, which you should also use to get ahead. So…
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Drinking at work: How water motivates health and opens up opportunities for companies
Drinking is important, especially at work. This also opens up new opportunities for companies, the environment and tourism. Healthy drinking and modern work culture: A contradiction in terms? In a world where work culture is increasingly characterized by long hours at desks and a constant stream of tasks, it is easy to neglect our bodies' basic needs...
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Continuing education & digital learning: this is how motivation works in the brain!
Many already know how self-determined learning does not work. So how could it go? Employees are simply thrown books and digital media in front of their noses and the instruction “So, teach yourself what you need to know”? No, it's not that simple. Continuing education as the key to success Lifelong learning and continuing education are considered the key to…
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Make the right decision under stress: Too many choices make you unproductive
We have many freedoms today – including the freedom to choose. Not only politically, but also in general: We can and must make new decisions every day. That quickly overwhelms us. Most want pre-selected appetizers I admit that people say I would like to overwhelm other people. For example if I...
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Recognize salary information in job references: What do applicants earn?
Do you have to be a compensation and benefits expert to be able to read a salary range from job references? No, because with the necessary specialist knowledge you can even name an exact house number. The qualified job reference A qualified job reference is a document that contains both the form and the completeness of information about the position and the…
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Successful communication & its limits: 3 X 3 tips for avoiding conflicts
Do you also know these situations in which you later asked yourself why you shouldn't have kept your mouth shut? 3 tips to prevent this from happening to you in the future. Bad communication, bad for your career? And then worry that what you said is bad for your career? This doesn't happen if you...
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Career Despite Insomnia - 2 X 7 Tips: Like Marissa Mayer & Einstein
Ex-Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer only sleeps 4 hours a night, as does Napoleon. Albert Einstein slept 12 hours. Everyone sleeps differently. But what do you do when important decisions have to be made despite a lack of sleep? Too little sleep is unhealthy Sleeping is important because the body and brain regenerate during sleep. So it is amazing that the health,…
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The lie of the career factor intelligence: success from stupidity?
People like to say that success requires good ideas and a clever strategy – in other words, something that requires a certain level of intelligence. But maybe it's all nonsense, because it's often the stupid who are successful - because they live according to the motto: "Bold is cool". Too much intelligence only harms Actually, the thesis comes from a good friend with whom I...
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Friends colleagues, enemies bosses: work-life balance – combining job and private life?
The right work-life balance between job and private life is the dream of many people - and yet often difficult to achieve. Why is work-life balance so important? Work-life balance has become an increasingly popular topic of discussion in recent years, and with good reason. In tackling the demands of our busy lives,…
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Writing a memo in 8 steps: goal setting, priorities, style
A memo is an important basis for decision-making - and the best way to boost your own career. However, only if it is not delivered as a loveless compulsory exercise. How do you write a good, meaningful memo? 8 steps. A good memo: basis for decision-making and career building Writing a correct, meaningful and therefore good memo is one of the most important…
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Miriam Meckel & her luck of being inaccessible: What can be done against burnout?
Burnout situations can be prevented - but require a change in our behavior. Concrete measures for this can be surprisingly simple. Why work can make you ill Today's working and living environment demands a lot from us. Technology not only has a supportive effect, but also makes many of us driven. Whoever reads Miriam Meckle's CV,…
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IT recruiting & shortage of skilled workers: How does hip employer branding work?
Maybe it's meetings in the sauna that attract qualified IT professionals in droves to hip tech companies. But what exactly do these companies do better in terms of their employer branding than many outdated medium-sized companies? Looking for employees at events The simple answer could be: your corporate culture. The US photo agency Shutterstock uses online job exchanges and social networks for its recruiting, goes…
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Career ladder or hamster wheel: That's how fast you become addicted to work
Workaholism is not harmless workaholism, but a serious addiction with sometimes serious consequences. The boundaries between the hamster wheel and the career ladder are fluid. What can we do to prevent it from happening in the first place? Workaholism or workaholism? The image in the media The fact that the topic is repeatedly present in the media shows how important it is...
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Self-portrayal in everyday working life - 10 Tipps: Dear ledges or present?
How you present yourself is an advantage in today's job, performance alone often doesn't count anymore. 10 tips on how to sell yourself better even as a hard-working employee. Is self-marketing a waste of time? Another team meeting: Annoyed, colleague Müller drags himself into the meeting room while heaps of files are piling up on his desk. Mueller knows exactly what...
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The language in the job reference: 6 tips for understanding reputation
Often only our intuition can give us the certainty that we are valued as employees. That's why we all like to read in black and white that we're doing a good job - whether it's from a professional or social point of view. How the work reference helps us It is usually a cause for joy when the work reference flutters into the house. We…
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Safe job despite the crisis: 7 changing requirements of the professional world
The professional world is constantly changing, but this change is particularly radical in crisis situations. How can you secure a job and income in the long term? Fast-forward change management thanks to the Corona crisis The Corona crisis brought a lot to light that had been fermenting subliminally for a long time, especially the lack of digital structures in everyday working life, keyword home office challenge, as well as in education, only made themselves…
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Further training & fitness in old age: Why retraining is worthwhile
Retraining or further professional development always makes sense, regardless of age. The right attitude is crucial. Why learning in old age is worthwhile When an older colleague makes a mistake at work, the blame is easily placed on their age. Social prejudices play a big role in such a situation and help learning...
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10 Steps to finance a business start-up: planning is everything!
You can't turn even the best idea into reality without capital, so detailed financial planning is the basis for your project. But it's also important to think about taxes to avoid bankruptcy! Business plan & Co: Many formalities for founders Create a business plan, register with the tax and trade office and for financing...
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Well Prepared at Termination: 10 First Aid Tips on Unemployment
The automation of work and the concomitant threat of job losses is a hotly debated topic - also on Best of HR – Berufebilder.de®, where a corresponding contribution has so far reached 4.000 readers. But what should you do if you really get fired? Will automation destroy jobs? Indeed analyst Mariano Mamertino has so far...
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Understanding failure & getting up again: What defines resilience & success?
Failure is never nice, but always instructive. Because we only learn from mistakes for our work and life. How can we train resilience? The shock of failure At first, failure usually comes as a shock. The ability to deal positively with getting back up and moving on is called resilience. Unforeseen productivity grows out of it. I recently read about it...
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Perform meetings efficiently like in the Silicon Valley: Mainly well organized!
For many employees, meetings are pure frustration and often unproductive. But it's not just in Silicon Valley that employees complete several dozen meetings a week - with excellent results. How do they do it? Appointments with Waren Buffet only work at short notice Make appointments only at short notice to avoid surprises: You can get an appointment at Waren Buffett…
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Job profile! Food design: more than just baking bread
Craftsmanship in Germany tends to be somewhat boring and old-fashioned. But that doesn't apply to the food designer. Cocoa Beans and Adventure A seafarer's life is one given by to wander wanderlust - the search for adventure, crossing invisible horizons to secure precious goods - only to bring them back to their...
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Bad customer service & complaint management: 4 tips for businesses
Companies should be service-oriented, the customer should be treated as king. Because, as companies should always keep in mind, the critical consumer will immediately move on to the next provider. Unfortunately, the reality in Germany is still different. Customer complaint as a YouTube hit A few years ago, the following story went viral: Canadian folk singer Dave Carroll…
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Doing business sustainably and working: 4 tips for companies
More and more often there are voices that question the entire capitalist economic system in terms of sustainability: not just any leftist, but renowned economists who call for an economy without growth, a steady state economy that is better for people and the environment. Only artificial growth drives the economy forward? Our economic growth is actually one...
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{Replica} How banks manipulate their customers: The tricks of the financial sellers
During the last financial crisis, people around the world demonstrated against the machinations of banks. Especially as a small investor, it is important to find out about the lousy tricks and persuasive skills of banks. Banks have video snippets deleted A WISO documentation entitled “The bank always wins” was about the tricks banks used to fool unsuspecting people, especially…
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The 5 Best Conference Hotels in Düsseldorf: Locations Between Business & Design {Reader's Travel Tip}
Düsseldorf is certainly one of the most underestimated cities in Germany. Notorious as a pure business city, it still has some rustic charm. How is this reflected in the meeting locations? Trade fair and congress city Düsseldorf Of course, the hotels in the trade fair city focus strongly on business clientele. In the CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf alone, 29 major events took place last year…
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Destination-Report Davos: Meet like Bill Clinton, John Kerry & Mark Zuckerberg at the World Economic Forum: {Reader's Travel Tip}
In Davos in Switzerland, at 1560 m above sea level, M. Leaders like Bill Clinton or former US Secretary of State John Kerry as well as high-ranking business leaders like Mark Zuckerberg or Google Chairman Eric Schmidt. World Economic Forum in Davos: Angela Merkel and Leonardo DiCaprio Every year in January, the town of Davos in the Swiss Alps, with a population of 13.000…
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Success through emotional intelligence: Improve your EQ with 2 x 5 tips
Everyone actually knows the intelligence quotient, or IQ for short. The emotional quotient, also known as EQ, is much less tangible. It is far more important for your success. 5 tips on how to use it successfully. Career thanks to EQ and self-reflection? A term is floating around in the press: “Emotional Intelligence”, supposedly one of the most important key skills. Key competencies are the interdisciplinary qualifications,...
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The 5 best conference hotels in the Munich and Starnberg area {reader travel tip}
Outside of Munich is the Starnberger 5-Seen-Land, which offers quite different conference locations. Conference destination Starnberger 5-Seen-Land and the surrounding area of Munich If you want to hold your meetings in the immediate vicinity of Munich and are easily accessible but outside of the city, we recommend the Starnberger 5-Seen-Land. The region hosts 40 percent of conference guests every year and is on their special…
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FOMO & Psychology: 5 tips against the fear of missing out
FOMO, the fear of missing out, is inherent in all of us. It drives us, but it can quickly lead to stress. This is how she lets herself be guided. Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) and Psychology: A Definition We humans are wired as social beings. We long for contacts, information and experiences. This urge to always…
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Self-discipline with fun: make good resolutions & decisions sexy?
We often set goals and resolutions and then feel like a failure because we don't achieve them but give in to our impulses. Perhaps the goals are simply not attractive enough? It's better this way. Good resolutions and goals are a fairy tale. Quick interim question: What is left of the plans and resolutions you...
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Quick-wittedness & body language: a question of correct posture
Repartee starts with body language. We will show you how to consciously use your posture and eye contact and how to use gestures, facial expressions and voice optimally. It's all a question of posture How we get on with others is already determined by our posture. Anyone who sits in front of their listeners with their arms crossed and invites them to a “lively discussion”…
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OPINION! TV star Manuel Andrack: Hiking makes you smart and successful
Manuel Andrack, Grimme Prize winner and known from the Harald Schmidt Show, explains in an interview how one can fill one's head with wandering and why some IT millionaires first have to learn how to walk. We met on a hiking tour at Lake Baldeney in Essen. Manuel Andrack, born in Cologne, studied theatre, film and television studies, German and art history. He worked as…
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The 5 Best Hiking Trails for Culture History Art {Reader's Travel Tip}
Many hiking areas not only invite you to slow down, but are also culturally and historically a pleasure. An overview. 1. Lower Moselle: decelerate and travel back in time while hiking If you are looking for a historical hike, you have come to the right place in Alken. As a historical journey through time, the place not only offers the opportunity to visit different stations in history from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages…
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The 7 Best Locations for Unusual Conferences Seminars Meetings {Reader's Travel Tip}
Many conference or seminar locations are technically perfectly equipped - but otherwise not very charming and original. The location of an event is crucial to its success. Locations that you like to remember It is often more the special charm of a location that inspires us or reminds us of the…
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How to survive a dismissal in one piece: Successfully fired - 10 tips
Dismissals are rarely nice and can even lead to psychological problems. What matters is how you deal with the termination. Termination: first steps on the day of the settlement "Could you come to my office for a moment?" is the apparently harmless sentence that makes employees' hair stand on end. Because when the boss asks like that, he hides...
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Job search does not work like that: Much want to offer the wrong!
Some applicants expect too much and want their dream job without any contacts. There are also applicants who do not have the right skills. A problem of supply and demand - as in any market or bazaar. A trade! But that's exactly what many people don't understand. How to apply I recently received an application from a freelance author. Apparently…
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The 5 Best Hotels for Creative Conferences: Learn & Experience while Playing {Reader's Travel Tip}
Business trips and conferences are generally considered boring and hardly arouse enthusiasm among the participants. But there are creative exceptions that easily lead to success. So much playful creativity is good for a hotel People have a visual memory and remember things much better if they associate them with special events or places. I…
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Find the best career advise: 10 Tipps zum Traumjob by Coach
Coaches and career advisors are a dime a dozen. Some are excellent, others not so much and in many cases it is important that the consultant can support you individually with his qualifications. 10 tips to find the best help. Why a Career Advisor Success, secure income, satisfaction - that's what most people want from...
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Sense and nonsense of image & personnel marketing campaigns: example of Deutsche Bahn in a reality check
Do you have to do everything in personnel marketing because it’s in? We mean “No” - and give an anti-example. DB as an anti-example Tobias Kärcher has a nice article on Wollmilchsau about the current Facebook-Written campaign “The World of DB”. In it, he mainly asks about their target group and the benefits. I take one more step...
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Application & job search over 50 - 10 tips: take courage & get active
Anyone over 50 is considered difficult to place on the job market. The employment agency even pays bonuses if it works out. But actually, according to the popular opinion, you can already prepare yourself for Hartz IV after the age of 50. 10 tips for job hunting and application. Looking for a job over 50 – a problem? Applications from employees over 50 are...
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The 5 Best Meeting & Team Building Locations in Western Canada: Rocky Mountains Sea & Sports {Reader's Travel Tip}
Western Canada is not only a popular holiday destination, but also a meeting and team building destination popular with German companies: an overview. 1. Team building events in the Rocky Mountains: meetings and sports in Banff National Park The Banff Park Lodge is the largest conference and event hotel in downtown Banff - only the outlying Banff Springs is larger. Also German...
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Motivation to exercise: 3 X 9 tips for a healthy & happy life
Sport is important for our health and well-being. It helps us stay fit, control our weight, reduce stress and improve our mood. Why sport is important for health & well-being Regular sport is important for our health. It helps us stay fit and healthy, maintain or lose weight.
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Maintaining networks & contacts: 10 tips for networking
In times of social media, networking has become a mass phenomenon. It is all the more important to proceed in a targeted manner when networking. 10 tips. Targeted networking Networking, the right contacts, is important for success. But the trick is to choose from the large mass of potential contacts those who will help you because they have important information or influence.…
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De-escalation in the office: Resolve conflicts as a team & turn enemies into allies in 7 steps
Senseless conflicts paralyze productive and creative work. This is how de-escalation strategies can turn enemies into friends. Break apart - what do politics and working life have to do with each other? I recently read “Disaffect yourselves” as a call. However, what was meant in this context for major world politics can also be transferred just as well to the microclimate in the workplace. Because…
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10 Tips for team decisions: How teamwork pays off
Team decisions are all the rage, lonely boss decisions are out of fashion in current management theory. And yet joint decisions are often difficult and take more time. 10 tips so that you can still succeed. The Hardship of Team Decisions In the light of my column in Wirtschaftswoche Online, which will be published tomorrow, I have dealt with team decisions in more detail. All too often they don't have one...
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The 5 Best Locations for a Decelerating Long Stay Workation in Europe {Reader Travel Tip}
Working where others go on holiday, as a workation, and slowing down at the same time? We present the best locations. 1. Berne: Workation in the Swiss capital with numerous possibilities for excursions A great location for a workation in the city, eg also as an extended stay in combination with a business trip, is Berne. Surrounded by mountains and lakes, the Swiss…
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Friendships with colleagues in the workplace: 10 Tips for dealing with the private in the job
Friendships in the workplace are a difficult topic, which is not only inherent in various studies, but also in the frequency of interview requests that we receive for ZEIT or MAXI, for example. Dealing with the topic correctly is particularly important for prospective managers. The job as a complex social network A job is a complex…
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7 tips for applying & working in corporations or startups: Where do employees win?
Working in start-ups sounds trendy and offers creative opportunities, while corporate jobs promise the greatest possible security. Which alternative is more attractive for employees and what should you consider when making your choice? 7 tips at a glance. Small businesses vs. XXL companies: 7 differences According to the figures, medium-sized companies are the backbone of the German economy and specialists without a university degree also…
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Psycho tricks from the boss: 7 tips against manipulation & communication tricks
Working through one's own daily schedule would often be easy - if it weren't for the psychological tricks of bosses and colleagues. Because they don't always have good intentions. Have you ever wondered if you are being manipulated by your boss? Most people are unaware of the fact that their boss may be trying to manipulate them. Unfortunately...
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Onboarding team competence & employee motivation: 10 things I learned from houseboat team building
I recently took part in a team building activity on a houseboat - the perfect setting for companies to onboard and bond employees. Why does team building on a houseboat make sense? Team building activities help to bond teams by fostering trust and collaboration between team members. When team members are able to support each other...
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OPINION! Career expert Sascha Schmidt on professional crises of meaning & ways out: "Become a decision-maker on your own behalf"
Sascha Schmidt mainly accompanies executives through the professional midlife crisis. In 2012 his new book “Holistic Career Planning. A life in balance” was published. In an interview, he talks about the professional crises, ways out and why changing jobs is not the only solution. Sascha Schmidt, lives and works in Munich. He studied history, philosophy and education. Thereafter…
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Self-Assessments for Study Orientation: Per Self-Advice for Successful Study?
Self-assessment systems are intended to give prospective students a foretaste of their studies and thus make it easier for them to decide for or against a subject. How does this work in detail? What are Self Assessment Centers? HAW navigators - sounds a bit like student pilots and in principle it is: The University of Applied Sciences (HAW) in Hamburg wants to use its self-assessment...
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Organizing Productively: The 3 X 6 Best Tips for Structured Time Management
Productivity and efficiency are important in our working life. But how we can best achieve them depends on the right method on a case-by-case basis. 3 X 6 tips at a glance. Structured planning or chaos - what makes you more productive? A question on which spirits divide: Who is more productive - structured planners or...
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Job profile! Detective: Work successfully like Sherlock Holmes
Everyone knows Sherlock Holmes and for quite a few people, being a detective is a dream job. But how do you take this successfully? Like Sherlock Holmes In the world of crime novels and series, investigators often fascinate us with their sharp minds, their detective skills and their ability to solve mysterious cases. I happened upon the train myself...
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Job description! -Metal trade: Heavy metal jobs with a future
The world of work is changing and traditional professions are also changing, making them more attractive for new target groups. The digitization of the job profile is one of the main contributors to this. An overview. Metal jobs in transition Jobs in the metal trade have changed in the last few decades. New job titles spiegeln also reflect this change. This is how the previous job belongs...
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6 exciting locations in historical places: days of team building & histotainment {reader travel tip}
Unusual locations for meetings and company events are in vogue. All the more exciting when they are also steeped in history and offer the right supporting program, as these examples show. 1. Bad Ems – meet and relax in the UNESCO World Heritage Site “Great Spas of Europe” In the course of history, spa towns have often played an important, even global political, role. Likewise...
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Blogging as a marketing tool: branding for the company
Bloggers are still often smiled at: too insignificant in the media landscape, too inefficient as a marketing channel. Blogging has many advantages for marketing. Blogs as the perfect marketing tool? I'm passionate about blogging. But what exactly are the reasons for this? Blogging gives me the opportunity to articulate my opinions in a way that without the medium...
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Job profile! Industrial foreman: further training for a management career
Industrial foreman is now an attractive profession with a competitive salary, in which steady job growth is expected in the coming years. What do training and further education paths look like? Job Profile of a Foreman: Responsibilities and Tasks Becoming a foreman is not easy; it requires extensive training, skill development and experience. The role of a foreman is crucial to the…
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OPINION! Dr. Ole von Mensching, CEO of Careerteam: “Digitization offers enormous opportunities for specialists”
Headhunter Dr. Ole von Mensching on the skills shortage in IT and what applicants can do to find a job. Dr. Ole Mensching studied economics and psychology, worked at Kienbaum Management Consultants and received his doctorate from the University of Cologne and the University of California, Berkeley before founding Careerteam. As a headhunter, he specializes...
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Intrinsic motivation & resilience: 10 tips for more success & fun in life
If you enjoy what you do, it will give you a boost and will greatly improve your productivity and therefore your success. Intrinsic motivation is crucial – it also helps us to deal resiliently with negative experiences and crises. The Magical Formula for Success in Business and Life I always thought it...
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Procrastination & time management in the open-plan office: Working efficiently despite difficult colleagues – 2 X 3 tips
Notoriously gossiping, nagging or freaking out colleagues can cause an immense loss of time, especially in the open-plan office. How do we best deal with them? Clarity, recognition and serenity are the cornerstones of the strategy. Procrastination - Out of the Line of Fire I already got on Best of HR – Berufebilder.de® shares how I personally evade people who...
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Job profile! German winemaker in Provence: the main thing is to realize your own ideas!
Peter Fischer is an exceptional phenomenon in every respect: as a German winemaker in the Provence wine region, as an entrepreneur who consistently goes his own way away from mass taste - and as a person who simply has the peace and quiet. Learned the winegrowing trade abroad The winegrower, who comes from Bühl near Baden Baden, developed innovative, entrepreneurial thinking practically in…
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Home office & free work in practice: How do you break out of the hamster wheel?
New forms of work such as home office, remote work and virtual management are hotly discussed as trending topics, but in practice the beautiful new home office world often looks different: How do you deal with work without borders and permanent availability? The Limits of Labor Productivity Everyone is talking about free work, where and how one wants. I confess: It's so great...
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Executive Future: New strategies for leadership success & requirements for leadership culture
What does a good manager have to be able to do today and in the future? An overview. Leadership today, leadership tomorrow: where are we? An assessment of where we stand The role of a manager has changed significantly in recent years as the speed of change and complexity in the business world has continued to increase. As a result, managers face new challenges and...
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Work on the go: downshifting & relaxing on Fanø in the Danish Wadden Sea {Reader's travel tip}
Sylt is probably the most famous island in the Wadden Sea. Two islands further north is Danish Fanø, which is much more natural. Here you can work in a relaxed manner or simply enjoy yourself. The ideal island to switch off I was quite stressed when I arrived on Fanø: Too much work in the days before, the heat wave in Germany - and not...
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Body language in politics: Obama calls Putin bored schoolchild
Body language is important, as most people undeniably know, but many successful people in positions of power do not pay attention to it. This can have unpleasant consequences. Putin as a lout from the last bank? Rhetoric and presentation expert Michael Moesslang has for Best of HR – Berufebilder.de® already analyzed the body language of various politicians. He also brought this message to my attention:…
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Nudging & Emotional Control: 3 X 7 Tips for Gentle Manipulation
Nudging is the idea of gently navigating people toward better decisions simply by changing their environment. 3 professional application areas. Why changes caused by micromanagement have to fail Change management has been omnipresent in everyday business for a long time and numerous methods have already been developed to implement upcoming change processes as well as possible. But one thing always gets punishable...
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10 things I learned at my workation
Even if it seems simple and trendy to work from any location and go on vacation at the same time, you have to consider a few things – in addition to finding the right job. We list the 7 most important points. The right framework conditions: What is absolutely necessary for a successful job Working from anywhere and ideally with a holiday in a beautiful area...
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Productive decision: through structured thinking to success
Decisiveness is an important success factor in working life and for time management. But many people find it difficult to make decisions. Find out how to do it. Decisions make life complicated Let's start with an example: Mr T. runs a small workshop with eight employees. He notices that his calculations are no longer correct: something has to change. Either must...
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Job Search with Social Media: Time Savings or Waste of Time?
Networking on social media channels such as Twitter or Facebook is experienced by many as a waste of time – leisure time maybe, but looking for a job? Certainly not. But are the traditional ways of finding a job more efficient these days? Looking for a job on the internet: incredulous astonishment I like to write about job hunting with social media from time to time or give presentations about it. And quite often it is...
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5 Creative Travel Destinations in the Alps: Insider Tips for Unusual Experiences {Reader Travel Tip}
Creative vacation is a new form of travel that focuses on innovative, inspiring experiences. There are some exciting locations for this, especially in the Alps. 1. Between art and nature: the Principality of Liechtenstein The Principality of Liechtenstein, Europe's fourth smallest country, offers its guests an exciting combination of culture, cuisine and nature over an area of 160,5 km². When contemporary history gets creative...
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Collaborative buying & selling as a future trend: Collaborative consumption in the literal sense of the word
Collaborative consumption is seen by many as the next step in the social media wave: after sharing and recommending information, there is now communal consumption. An example of this: Airnb, where you can rent and rent out private apartments. But consuming it – for example olive oil – can also be done together. More than cheap...
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10 tips for applying via job exchanges & job advertisements: Looking for a job in leftover recycling?
Are you looking for a job on online job boards and only find junk? This is probably not because of you, but because of the offer. The reality of online job exchanges Finding vacancies shouldn't be a problem in the internet age with the growing number - one thinks so! But the reality is different: Many applicants simply cannot find anything in job markets...
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Job search & career planning with business networks - 7 tips: Better than job advertisements?
Job hunting via social networks is on everyone's lips, with the two business networks Xing and LinkedIn being mentioned above all. But how do they improve the job search? And how useful is career planning with Xing and LinkedIn? Business networks: a must... Nice topic: When used correctly, social networks such as Xing and LinkedIn offer enormous opportunities for career planning. To…
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Management from the bottom: 10 Leadership Tips for Cheffing
Many employees are dissatisfied with their boss. But job frustration up to and including termination does not have to be; because sometimes simple measures help to break out of the usual framework and take the lead yourself: 10 tips. The silent suffering under bosses The boss freaked out again because the pencil crossed…
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The 5 best outdoor activities in Carinthia: slow down on land, on water & on a bike {reader travel tip!}
Carinthia is recommended for anyone who wants to get out and enjoy the wild and picturesque nature of the Alps: Hardly any other region offers so many scenic contrasts and a variety of activities. An overview. 1. Alpine access: With the train through the Hohe Tauern The impressive start begins as soon as you arrive in Carinthia: Through a…
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Job profile! Feel Good Manager: 14 typical tasks apart from cuddling and fun
Feel Good Manager is still a relatively new job – and one that has a reputation for being just fun and good for the cuddle factor in the company. An overview of 14 typical tasks. Why a Feel Good Manager? Everyone is talking about Feel Good Management, but unfortunately it is often referred to as a good mood and cuddle course…
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Home office or office? Save time & money with the right working environment
Proper work also includes the right work environment. Of course, the workplace differs from profession to profession: one has only a computer, the other teaches, the third has a workshop, the fourth a shop. However, everyone has to organize everything themselves: the administration. This is how your office should be set up You may know the saying: “Who…
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Cover letter: 10 sample tips to get started creatively
HR professionals usually have little time to read an application, and it often takes just a few seconds to decide whether it's a top or a flop. The creative start in the application cover letter is therefore of crucial importance. Writing a successful application is an art Even if the job market is recovering a bit, good jobs are hard to find. And a successful application to...
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Job profile! Working in an agency vs. company: 3 X 3 advantages and disadvantages in comparison
Are you interested in a career in marketing and wondering whether you would rather work in an agency or a company? Both options have advantages and disadvantages. Working in an agency vs. working in a company: 3 key factors You want to work in marketing but don't know whether you would rather choose an agency or a company...
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Unsolicited applications: 3 examples & 10 tips for committed applicants
In the past we have repeatedly presented exciting examples of creative applications - such as this cheeky social media application. This week, two more cases fell in front of my feet, which were not only cheeky, but also showed skill. Therefore, 10 tips on what committed applicants should do differently. Application via Twitter –…
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7 anti-stress tips: A short vacation in nature really is that relaxing
Every day work and everyday stress - many people long to just relax. How can a short vacation in nature help you switch off? Can a short vacation in nature really help you relax? In our busy everyday lives, it can be difficult to find moments of peace and relaxation. Due to the constant technological…
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Job profile! Financial Advisor: Investment Strategies for Everyone
More and more customers therefore want to take their financial destiny into their own hands, but themselves have no idea what offers are actually available on the market. They therefore want competent and, above all, independent advice. This is where the financial advisor comes in. The distrust of bank advisors is growing Banks and most independent financial service providers live from…
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Work more efficiently in the home office On the go & in the office: 10 tips for organization
Not only since Corona has there been a heated discussion about whether it is better to work at home or in the office. In doing so, we have often criminally neglected one aspect: the furnishing of the workplace also plays an important role for the organization. 10 tips. Set up offices productively According to studies, the majority of employees in companies only do…
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Business dresscode for the interview: 5 Tips for the perfect outfit
The joy is great: You have received an invitation to meet personally for your dream job. At the same time, the panic P develops on your forehead: "What should I wear?" Dr. Job gives tips for the right outfit for the job interview. 5 practical tips for the right outfit for an application In a job interview, the first impression can be decisive,…
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Achieve goals vs. Mindfulness & Self-Love: 7 resolutions to forget
How do you become more productive and achieve your goals? Some good intentions can simply be wrong if they don't fit. 7 typical resolutions that you should at least reconsider. Goals or Self Love? Books and texts on the topic "Don't give a fuck" seem to be very trendy, self-love is "in". This also includes simply...
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OPINION! Torsten Montag about the situation at the employment agencies: "There shouldn't be such big commercial dependencies"
Torsten Montag is a consultant, Internet entrepreneur and author of the book “Brainwashing the employment office: accusing the unemployed – 77 harassment by the employment agency.”. In an interview, he reports on harassment of the unemployed – and how it could be done better. Torsten Montag first completed an apprenticeship as a tax clerk, then he studied business administration with a focus on tax law. He has been advising start-ups since 2004.…
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Deduction & induction in 4 steps: With logic against problems & manipulation
In order to work effectively, it is important to quickly classify information correctly and to recognize manipulation. Two methods of logical thinking help here: induction and deduction. Why do we need induction and deduction To find your way in today's data-driven world, it's important to understand the different ways information is interpreted...
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Job profile! Setting up a business as a floating snack bar: Fail Forward as a business idea
Fail Forward is a term for a fault-tolerant approach when developing alternatives, products or solutions. The example of Alexander Käppler shows how it is used in the development of business ideas. Realize your own idea School wasn't what he imagined. Even part-time jobs were not “his thing”, as Alexander Käppler puts it. "I…
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OPINION! Avi Fichtner, gambling & online entrepreneur: “I dream of a comprehensive community and learning environment”
What do founders have to consider in the online and gaming business and is there even safe gambling? Entrepreneur Avi Fichtner has the answers. Avi Fichtner was born in Switzerland in 1978 and now lives as an entrepreneur in Berlin, where he is the founder and editor of his own gaming companies. He pays particular attention to the topics...
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Article really good Writing in 9 steps: formulate Druckreif!
Communication is extremely important these days - and ranges from short text snippets to longer specialist articles. We will show you what you have to be aware of. Why write an article? Oh, I don't need that! Hand on heart: You are probably one of the large number of people who simply get scared when writing longer texts. Just because…
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OPINION! Lucia Ramminger, Director of Human Resources at Edenred Germany: “Employee health is fundamental to employee benefits”
Edenred Germany was repeatedly voted among the top 100 employers in the Great Place to Work Award for its employee commitment. In an interview, HR Director Lucia Ramminger explains how health management works in the company and what it has to do with employee loyalty. Lucia Ramminger has been Director of Human Resources at Edenred Germany since August 2019. Together with her team, she looks after around 160 employees and…
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What makes up the charm of a start-up: the cohesion is important
Austin, Texas is considered the most innovative and fastest growing city in the USA. It is not for nothing that the South-by-South-West conference takes place here every year, at which Foursquare was launched, among other things. Reason enough to take a close look at the start-up scene in the Texan capital. There are innovative start-ups not only in the IT sector, start-ups in…
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Digital business models & user trust: the end of social media?
Social media has been arousing many fears since the election of Donald Trump. User confidence is falling. But those who are said to be dead often live longer. What's next with social media? Google vs. Facebook: Battle of the Internet giants Facebook and Google are undisputed Internet giants. Their business model: advertising. While Google generates its advertising revenue from search, it is...
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Data protection absurd - when fear becomes panic
What do two attacks in Norway, in which more than 90 people lost their lives, have to do with the discussion on data protection on the Internet? Not much at first glance. But they do provide grounds for discussion about security. Zoff over Google Streetview In autumn 2010, an absurd discussion broke out in Germany that is unparalleled anywhere in the world. Their subject:…
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The 6 best hotels for meeting in the country: eco meetings in nature {reader travel tip}
Green meetings in nature and seclusion are very trendy, they promise healthy enjoyment, sustainability and relaxation. Can they live up to this claim? We present the best locations. 1. Team Building in Design Eco Hotel: Casa das Penhas Douradas – Burel Mountain Hotel, Portugal I don't know about you but when I think of Portugal…
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Decision avoidance & procrastination: still achieve goals
Every day we have to make many decisions, big and small, that help us achieve goals and work better. Sometimes these are simply avoided. Why? And can that be changed? Decisions: Every day, every hour, dozens of decisions are made every day, even every hour. Some are bigger and rob us of sleep, some are so...
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Online application, job search & reputation management: self-presentation instead of a cover letter
Self-portrayal and online reputation are almost more important than the cover letter when applying today. What should job seekers and applicants pay attention to so that this doesn't backfire? What does applying online mean for job seekers? The Internet is changing working life at a gallop – and with it the recruitment processes in companies. When you apply for a job,…
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Job profile! Tailors & fashion designers: craft as lifestyle art
And here is the second video from the small series about artisans. This time it's about leather makers - a craft that doesn't exist in Germany and that one would therefore traditionally have to translate as shoemaker. In any case, this is also a very nice video about how close craftsmanship, tradition, design and art are to each other...
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Young people & digital traces on the web: career tool or boomerang?
Young people are moving more and more often in social networks like Facebook or Twitter. And they leave traces there in the form of postings, comments, photos and videos. Can this become a problem later when looking for a job? HR managers search specifically on the web? What many young Internet users do not think about: When looking for a job and applying for a job later, this could…
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Job profile! Mobile bicycle repair shop in Quebec, Canada: demand for social entrepreneurs
In Quebec, Canada, I came across this interesting business idea: a mobile bike workshop that practically comes to the customer and helps them to repair their bike themselves - and that too for free. She finds support for helping people to help themselves at the city's bicycle shops of all places. Help for self-help as a niche market In Quebec Down-Town, on…
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5 Dangers of Long-Term Unemployment: Tips for Termination & Job Loss
Even if social issues hardly ever come up in TV duels before elections, they are no less urgent. Take unemployment, for example: For those affected, a termination is often much more than just a financial loss; long-term unemployment in particular can have serious effects. TV duel and urgent social issues In the TV duel between Angela Merkel and Martin Schulz…
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Customer loyalty as a marketing strategy: Only those who are happy, paid!
Only happy customers are good customers - and bring corresponding sales. Many companies still don't seem to have understood this old adage when you look at their marketing activities. But how is it better? Happy customers: How do customers become satisfied? Only happy customers bring corresponding sales. When customers are happy, they pay...
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Communicate successfully on the job: 8 tips for good behavior & politeness
Actually, it goes without saying that one behaves well and is polite, especially at work. Of course you shouldn't put up with everything, but the old rule applies: if you're polite, you have a clear advantage, especially when it comes to your career. 8 tips! Where there is communication, misunderstandings arise. Everyone probably already has that...
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Flow & overstrain: How does stress arise?
You know that: If you are in a really good mood, the work will succeed all by itself. But if you are overwhelmed, you will soon be unable to do anything. What are the problems and what can you do about them? Do not stress yourself! As a perfectionist, you probably have more of one thing than you would like: stress! A…
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OPINION! Sascha Schwarze: “When it comes to dual studies, three parties have to work well together”
From university straight to hotel manager? Sascha Schwarze reports how a dual course of study helped him, how the course is structured and what prospective students should pay attention to. Sascha Schwarze (28) completed a dual degree in tourism at the Adam-Ries University of Applied Sciences in Erfurt (today IUBH Dual Studies) from 2009 to 2013. Previously, as a chef, he had...
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Digital change in recruiting: fear of the robot?
Studies show that they think German HR professionals are relatively safe when it comes to their own substitutability by robots. But digital tools are already doing a lot. And who knows, maybe HR managers will soon feel like Oscar winner Kevin Spacey, whose career came to an abrupt end. Changes, Rise and Fall This could also be a story of rise…
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OPINION! Sylke Sergel, Head of Corporate Human Resources at EOS: “New ways to approach the right talents!”
In an interview, Sylke Sergel, Head of Corporate Human Resources at EOS, explains why companies have to break new ground in digitization, especially in order to attract IT talent, and how a recruiting video can generate 45.000 views. Sylke Sergel, born in Oberhausen in 1974, studied business administration and started her career in human resources. She worked in the…
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Job profile! Inventor: How Clarence Birdseye invented frozen foods at $ XNUMX
Many good inventions would be unthinkable without imaginative start-ups - for example the frozen food that makes our stressful everyday lives easier today. The process was invented by Clarence Birdseye - with seven dollars, ice, salt and an electric fan.# Copied from the Inuit The American marine biologist Clarence Birdseye experienced on his research trips in 1915...
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Negotiate salary correctly: 10 strategies for more money and success
The cliché goes: “Women are interested in fashion, hair, diet and relationships. Men for salary, business, status, influence." Unfortunately, there is a lot of truth in that. And everyone gets what they are interested in. How can companies realize their desire for higher salaries? Have you thought about a raise? The desire for more salary throws many…
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Overcoming fear, shame and blockages: 8 methods to combat failure
Fear is usually perceived as negative, but it has its justification. Which strategies help with anxiety blocks? Almost everyone is afraid. What do you associate with the word fear? Fear of the exam, fear of a presentation, fear of looking bad, fear of failure? Have you ever been afraid to ask a question?…
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Create concepts quickly: 8 anti-stress tips for time management
Creating good concepts under time pressure is crucial for success these days. But how do you do this efficiently? Time is a decisive factor for success In the everyday life of many employees and companies, the time factor is of decisive importance for success. It is not for nothing that they say that time is money. And both groups are expected to…
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Save time packing by choosing the right clothes: 10 tips for business trips
Anyone who travels a lot can tell you a thing or two about it: business and private trips are made much easier if you pack the right clothes. But what do you need to look out for – ideally when you buy one? Modern business trips: A logistical challenge One of my most recent business trips consisted of hiking a 125 KM long hiking trail in Lechweg, several days…
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5 tips for success in the home office: No work 4.0
"Well, have you been productive at home?" Working from home doesn't have to be a career killer! 5 tips on how to work demonstrably efficiently and successfully in the home office. Attractive counterbalance to everyday office life Wake up and prepare for work in peace – without hectic, traffic jams and noise. Sounds great right? With the home office regulation, modern work arrangements create an attractive balance...
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Career as a manager with a child: Tips from the DAX30 board member, minister & head of state
Women and especially mothers in management positions and the compatibility of child and career is still a topic on which opinions differ. Dual career - both partners should achieve their professional goals An important sticking point when it comes to reconciling work and family life is that both partners also achieve their professional goals...
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Well-paid jobs: 2 X 10 tips on career choice & attractiveness
Which jobs are safe and attractive? And what makes a job attractive in the first place – e.g. when changing jobs and choosing a career? 2 X 10 tips. Higher salary a decisive criterion for changing What professions are attractive and what makes people change jobs that they think are secure? Some time ago, the research institute forsa surveyed more than a thousand Germans between the ages of 25 and 45…
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Newsletter & eMailMarketing: 3 X 3 Tips
eMailand newsletter marketing are very much in vogue. However, there are some pitfalls to be taken into account, especially in legal terms and in addressing customers, so that companies do not receive a warning. 3 X 3 Tips. Beware, it can be expensive That unwanted eMailMarketing, So Sending eMails without the recipient's prior consent...
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Work more efficiently through outsourcing: You must be aware of this when delegating work
With today's oversupply of information and the mass of bureaucracy, you spend a lot of time on work that has nothing to do with your actual job. Here you can find out how to remedy the situation and simplify your everyday work. Work more efficiently by delegating – this is how it works Example: Carpenter K. starts the day by doing his calculations.…
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Job profile! Health, service and care professions: market opportunities for resourceful people
Services that are tailored as precisely as possible to the customer, especially in the health and care sector, will boom in the future. Individual care desired for those in need of care In 2030, there will be an estimated 100 people of working age in Germany compared to around 50 people of retirement age. Most of these old people wish to live in their familiar surroundings for as long as possible...
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Find the right business idea: Thanks to customer feedback for the right positioning
How do I find the perfect business idea? The best way is through the correct positioning in a niche. This is where customer feedback is most helpful. Some success stories. Positioning for entrepreneurs and employees The topic of positioning has long since not only affected the self-employed, but also employees in companies and, of course, their bosses. The following questions will be answered: How can...
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Fail better: bankruptcy & mistakes as an opportunity
Many founders are afraid of bankruptcy. But even if it is big: "Failure is also an opportunity - if you learn from the mistakes" - that says someone who has gone through all the stages of insolvency and is still successful again today. First mistakes Everything had started well in Krefeld in 1992: Joachim Niering noticed that…
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Targeted networking for vitamin B success: get to know the right people quickly [2 X 6 tips & checklist]
Networking is one of the most important success factors in the profession today. But many people fail to get to know and talk to the right people. How do you start a conversation quickly? Networking - the art of getting in touch with people quickly and easily Some time ago I interviewed the social traveler Bjorn Troch. He is three years old...
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Perform meetings really well: 10 tips for an optimal meeting
Meetings are considered tedious, annoying and a waste of time. "Hours wasted again in pointless meetings and the real work is left undone" - that's what many think. But meetings can also be used efficiently for your career. Meetings: organize them better instead of eliminating them Some companies and managers proudly announce that they have reduced the number of their meetings to one a week...
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The future of work: Creative approaches beyond the classic office
The classic office has had its day, it's time we completely rethink work - with the right office design. Rethinking work - with the right office design From pre-industrial times to work in factories to the modern office: the way we work has changed again and again over time...
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A Maasai tells of the life between tradition and modernity: Education as the key to success
Edwin Kisuto is a Maasai. He lived a life as a shepherd and a nomad and in simple, windowless huts. The fact that he was forced to go to school by the police changed his life. A report on the dichotomy between traditional and modern. From the straw hut to the eMail Maasai huts are simple: two straw beds…
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The future of artificial intelligence in finance: the end of the job description! Bank advisor?
Artificial intelligence is one of the most important technological trends of the future. No wonder it also plays a major role in the financial industry. AI in the financial sector – the future is now The German financial industry sees artificial intelligence as a promising innovation with great potential. Since OpenAI and Microsoft in autumn 2022, both the experts and the…
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Looking for control: can we control the network out of fear?
Many things happening on the internet are scary for many people. Because the fundamental change that this new form of communication brings with it seems to be one thing above all: uncontrollable. Nevertheless, it is tried again and again. The Myth of Reputation Management Nevertheless, prominent people in particular keep trying to control the Internet, even wanting to dominate it. Maybe the solution looks...
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Learn to meditate for beginners: 5 Getting Started Tips
Meditating is trendy. It should not only help to relax, but also focus concentration - and thus improve performance. But how does one achieve this state as a bloody meditation novice? 5 tips from personal experience. Meditation: Don't think about anything The idea sounds tempting: Meditation should help you not to think about anything. As long as…
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As a career starter, mentors find: clear goals & modesty
Career starters don't have it easy: they have little experience, but ideally they should already be able to do everything. What can help: A mentor. A study shows how to find appropriate support. 5 tips. If you appear modest, you will find help more quickly. A mentor leads to a higher income and faster advancement on average...
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Promoting resilience through healthy eating: 12 tips for an alkaline diet against stress
Everyone is talking about resilience and anti-stress programs and healthy sleep, but the role of nutrition is often neglected. The right diet can help a lot. Basic nutrition - sense and nonsense Some time ago I started to deal with basic nutrition for health reasons and was able to solve one or the other health problem...
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Be confident: 8 tips for a confident appearance & charisma
Being sovereign can mean independence or self-confidence. Both are closely related. 8 tips on how to gain sovereignty. Definition: Who is sovereign? The term sovereign comes from the Latin “superanus” and means “superior”. An absolute ruler is a sovereign. A sovereign person is someone who, due to their abilities, is confident and superior in appearance and...
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