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How to Shoot High-Quality Videos With a SmartPhone

  • Posted byby David Murdoch
  • May 2, 2017
  • 2 minute read
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For learning professionals, filming poor-quality shots is one of the biggest wastes of time. Your foot­­age might be underexposed, have too much headroom, or just not work well with the…

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Finding a career that will become my calling

  • Posted byby David Murdoch
  • April 19, 2017
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Sam Roworth, a former international-level athlete, chronicles the trials and tribulations of his hunt for an entry-level sales position in Canada. He and many other college graduates are struggling to…

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Entering the work force: The tough transition from life as an athlete

  • Posted byby David Murdoch
  • April 18, 2017
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Sam Roworth, a former international-level athlete, chronicles the trials and tribulations of his hunt for an entry-level sales position in Canada. College graduates are struggling to find suitable full-time work….

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Showing Potential in Student & New Graduate Job Applications

  • Posted byby Zane Westmoreland
  • April 3, 2017
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Potential is one of those concepts that means different things to different people, and is therefore difficult to get any real actionable meaning out of it. This concept is coincidentally…

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Will skills and title matter as much in the future of work?

  • Posted byby David Murdoch
  • March 28, 2017
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“At 24, I haven’t had many years in the work force, but like many of my peer and associates, I often hear about the dissatisfaction of work … Rethink Work…

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How hobbies can make us better in the workplace

  • Posted byby David Murdoch
  • February 23, 2017
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Happiness makes us better at our jobs, makes us more productive, resilient and less likely to burn out. We’re more drawn to happy people – in both our personal and…

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Marketing in a world gone digital

  • Posted byby David Murdoch
  • December 20, 2016
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No change has had more impact on marketing since the turn of the century than the dominance of the digital culture. Whether you’re an established company like 3M which has…

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Three keys to success: teamwork, flexibility and creativity

  • Posted byby David Murdoch
  • December 1, 2016
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In the military reserve and as an intelligence officer and private sector businessman, I’ve learned that sound leadership – one that embraces teamwork, creativity and flexibility – can get you…

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I hate bugging people for references. Can I skip them?

  • Posted byby David Murdoch
  • October 31, 2016
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THE QUESTION I am an intermediate-level communications professional with a solid track record who is considering a move to a new organization. However, I absolutely hate asking people to provide…

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How to cut through jargon and communicate clearly

  • Posted byby David Murdoch
  • October 17, 2016
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“Your email inbox is full of irrelevant, poorly written crap. Your boss talks in jargon and clichés. The web sites you read are impenetrable and incomprehensible,” he writes in Writing…

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