An expert in managing people in the workplace, Anne is the founder of Anne Libby Management Consulting LLC, where she works with senior leaders, founders, business owners to build excellent general management practices and knowledge into their firms. Find her on Twitter @annelibby, Facebook and at her blog. You can also ask her about finding management wisdom in pop culture, meditation, and her introductory exploration of the fiber arts. If you're in the NYC area, Anne may also be found teaching management classes at General Assembly.
A cross-country trip with a good friend—sounds like fun, right? But, does it sound like a management metaphor? Turns out, it was. Here’s what I learned about goal setting and management, inspired by our road trip.
You’ve just been promoted to your first management position. Congrats! If you haven’t yet realized it, it’s not always an easy job. So we’re kicking off a series of topics to help you succeed as a first-time manager. First up: How to get (quickly) up to speed.
Hard work is the foundation of success—but it’s not enough. If you’re going to get the opportunities you want, you need to make those stellar results visible to others. Try these 4 self-promotion techniques to make sure your hard work doesn’t go unnoticed.
