Oh, my. The downside of being adept at networking in the workplace could be more hazardous than receiving a clammy limp handshake from a top executive or accidentally stabbing your soft-palate with the sharp-end of a chicken sate on a skewer. New research reveals that network brokers in business (you know, the movers and shakers in the organization who know what is happening when and to whom), suffer burnout and may become abusive.
Yikes!
And, the research should be viewed as cautionary – not as an excuse to avoid networking at work.
Now, back to other good ???? from my inbox:
- The True Significance Of Trade Shows: Collaboration, Partnership And Strategy (Hill & Co.)
- Irish tech company Tailr raises €700,000 to help drive change in fashion industry (Irish Times)
- Khazar Fatemi, Press Officer, Journalist and Filmmaker for Amnesty International interviewed on Women To Watch.
When is the last time you’ve seen a bag of broccoli cost more than a steak and beer?
- Plant Based On A Budget (Seva Health)
- and more from the health front…Lead Poisoning in Ayurvedic Medicine (The Vajenda)
- Get back to the office! When even Zoom employees are now required to go (Women’s Agenda)
- This is how to turn your worst flops into your best lessons (34 second video from author, Daniel Pink)
We must rethink how we amass and process information so that the triumphs of women are as easy to trace as those of men.
- Opinion: A woman who composed the first draft of history finds herself written out of the history books (CNN)
- Win a Dream Vacation in Paris and Help end Hunger in Maine! (Veggies to Table)
- AND for those who like cats + tarot, this event at the Brooklyn Cat Cafe on August 30 is for you.
