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Feature Article: Self Control |
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Self Control
Most successful people are skilled in self-control. In psychology, a person is characterized as having either an internal locus of control or an external locus of control. A person with an internal locus of control believes that he or she can influence events and their outcomes (high self-efficacy), while someone with an external locus of control blames outside forces for everything. When you have high self-efficacy and a strong belief that you can achieve your goals, you inspire others. Controlling your reactions to disappointment and insecurities is critical for a leader, given how contagious emotions are. Self-control is a skill we all have, and one that we can develop further. read more
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Practical Tips: Review Your Social Profiles
An increasingly important component for job-seeking success is your social profiles. If you’re on social media, it’s a safe bet that your future employer will be looking at your posts. According to Jobvite, 52% of recruiters always search for social media posts and 55% have reconsidered hires based on what was found. Adweek.com reports that the top social sites searched are LinkedIn at 92% percent, Facebook at 66%, and Twitter at 52%. read more
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