Blogs About "Facebook"

(republished from Blog.bridgetteraes.com)

 

 It’s no secret, I’m a HUGE fan of 

Source: www.TED.com posted in December 2010

So for any of us in this room today, let's start out by admitting we're lucky. We don't live in the world our mothers lived in, our grandmothers lived in, where career choices for women were so limited. And...

Source: www.HuffingtonPost.com Posted by Bianca Bosker on 8/3/11

GenJuice CEO Arielle Patrice Scott decided at an early age that she wanted to be the next Mark Zuckerberg.

Like Facebook CEO Zuckerberg, Scott co-founded her first company, InternshipIn, while in college. Unlike Zuckerberg's startup, however, Scott's venture...

Source: http://magagement.fortunre.cnn.com via @BizWomen2Day

Wharton admissions deputy Ankur Kumar discusses how the B-school managed to recruit more women than any of its competitors and the major myths about women who pursue MBAs.

By John A. Byrne, contributor

July 25th, 2011

Ankur Kumar, Wharton's deputy director of admissions

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 As a child of the Wonder Years, I don’t quite understand or know how I really feel about my 17-year-old daughter’s senior prom. Living in a suburb of NYC, there is pre prom, prom, after prom, and post prom. All different parties in different locations, which require different outfits.

Having grown up in the city and graduating high school in a post Woodstock age, the thought of dressing up, taking a limo...

I participated in a 2-day client symposium this week for law firm CMOs and Managing partners. A highly interactive and engaged group of professionals all focusing on what's game-changing in client service.

In my role as President of 85 Broads, I was asked to speak on networks. I think about networking all the time as well as membership engagement, interaction and communications, however, it was good to spend a couple...

To celebrate National Etiquette Week (May 10-14), I’m covering social networking etiquette tips for job seekers this week – one tip each day.

Tip #1: Do not sync all status updates on all Big 3 sites.

Some people sync their Twitter and Facebook status updates; others sync their Twitter and LinkedIn updates. Is this a good idea for job seekers?

Generally, no. Here are three reasons why job seekers shouldn’t sync...

I'm not a fan of auto-updates. My active online communities - Facebook, 85 Broads, Linkedin and Twitter - are very different venues and how I choose to communicate varies with each. No, I'm not suffering from multiple personality disorder! I'm being authentic, being "me" on each site. I'm focused on being responsive to each of my audiences as well as focusing on the subtle nuances of each social networking...

I have to confess that I am a Social Media convert. A year ago, I would have harumphed at the thought of connecting on LinkedIn, would not have imagined enjoying writing a Blog, and laughed at the name Twitter - oh, so unprofessional. OK, I still think the name Twitter is a bit much, but I love Twitter.

First, the great fun in blogging and other forms of social media...