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By:Marjorie Brody
The people who are most successful in their careers ? and satisfied with their lives ? are the ones who are willing to take risks.
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 | October 1, 2006
By:Jag Sindhu
Your company is merging with another, and it's making you nervous. But planning, patience and a realistic outlook can help you deal with the uncertainty a merger brings.
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 | October 1, 2006
By:Joel D. Torres
Get into a training mind-set and take advantage of opportunities to develop yourself and your team.
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 | October 1, 2006
By:Dorothy Leeds
You've got an internal job interview coming up, and the competition is tough. But you can set yourself apart by selling yourself, being active and thinking like the boss.
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 | September 1, 2006
By:Jeff Eaton
If you want to excel at anything, you have to practice the fundamentals.
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March 1, 2009
Industry basics:Current trends and issues
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February 1, 2009
Industry basics:R&D and marketing
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January 1, 2009
By:Sarah Taylor
Welcome to Success Stories, which explores what makes the industry's top-performing representatives so amazingly successful. Each month we will talk with someone who works closely with sales representatives, such as managers, trainers, managed care specialists, medical science liaisons and even doctors, to get their unique perspective on what habits, traits and competencies propel a rep to the top of his or her company.
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January 1, 2009
By:Orlando Ceaser
You receive a voice-mail message from senior leadership, which contains the same thing you've heard from your manager for months: "Stay focused! Don't worry about things you can't control. You are our most important resource. We are the right size to compete in today's market." Before you hang up or listen halfheartedly in disbelief, what should you do? Trust is tenuous in trying times. Should you believe them? Should you stay, update your resume just in case, or immediately look for another job?
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