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Social networks are all the rage these days. From Facebook to MySpace, these online networks can be very effective marketing tools. If you’re just starting out in business, we’ll show you how to make the most of the web and all it has to offer.

Do you think that company party is all about having fun? Believe it or not, it’s actually a very helpful business tool. Events like this can boost productivity and employee morale. Learn why social gatherings are an important part of any company culture.

Ever go to a business event and see those name tags that read, “Hello, my name is…?” Okay, so now you know who the other guests are. Helpful if you run into someone you recognize and can’t recall their name. But name tags can do so much more. We’ll show you how.

Are you a master of networking? Maybe you’re not even sure what that means or why you should bother. No matter what your role or level of professional expertise, networking is a critical part of success. Learn how to build your network and work it like a rockstar.

Everyone agrees that networking is an essential part of job searching. But what if you’re a shy, behind-the-scenes type of person? Our career consultant provides the shy person’s guide to networking and offers innovative – and “schmooze-free” techniques to maximize this resource.

How well do you handle your emotions at the office? Do you manage them effectively or do you let them control you? Training expert, Joan Burge offers helpful advice for channeling the power of your emotions as a source of energy, rather than a negative influence on your professional life.

Do you routinely peruse Facebook and Twitter during office hours? Well, according to a new Microsoft® study, social-networking sites may actually boost your job productivity. Read on to learn more about this surprising research.

Remember your high-school days when there were groups of people who hung out together—rockers, jocks, nerds, and the in-crowd? Well, not much has changed now that you’ve entered the working world. Read on to learn how to survive and avoid office cliques.

Do networking events terrify you? Have no fear; the “mocktail” party is here! In this article, meeting-planning expert, Terri Pepper Gavulic, explains how mocktail parties (aka: mock cocktail parties) can teach people to be more comfortable when networking. Whether you’re a networking aficionado or newbie, keep reading.