Articles by Pamela J. Holland - Pharmaceutical Representative
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Articles by Pamela J. Holland

Pamela J. Holland

COO, Brody Communications

Pamela J. Holland, chief operating officer of Brody Communications Ltd., comes from a background of extensive sales, marketing and human resources involvement at one of the worlds largest pharmaceutical companies. She serves on the board of directors for two Philadelphia-area educational institutions, is a co-author of the award-winning book Help! Was That a Career Limiting Move? and has appeared on several Philadelphia-area TV programs. Her expert commentary has been cited by a variety of print and online media, including The Chicago Tribune and FoxNews.com. Pam can be reached by phone at (800) 726-7936, or by e-mail at pholland@BrodyCommunications.com.

Articles
Secrets of the stars
May 1, 2007

In Hollywood, the stars come out in February. The red carpet is rolled out, making way for those in the movie industry who are nominated for, or awarded, an Oscar – the ultimate mark of excellence and outstanding achievement in their field.

No excuses
September 1, 2006

Ask yourself, 'In what areas can I start taking 100% responsibility where I haven't before?'

The empathy factor
May 1, 2006

Seeing your territory through the eyes of others can pay off.

Phone tag is not an olympic sport
January 1, 2005

Avoiding voice mail abuse.

Are you a navigator?
February 1, 2004

Successfully living with change.

Making the connection
October 1, 2003

Seven ways to gain influence wih customers and co-workers.

Hitting the mark
February 1, 2003

Bring quality to your call average numbers.

Beyond sales
May 1, 2002

The only way is up ... or is it?

Making the most of your work contacts
October 1, 2001

Ah & the infamous work contact! As a pharmaceutical representative, and then as a district sales manager in the late '80s, I became intimately familiar with the practice of riding with your manager from both the passenger's and the driver's sides of the car.

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