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Does a DDoS Attack Present a Crisis for Your Organization?

Melissa Agnes

But for those who have never put thought into whether or not a DDoS attack is a high-risk scenario for their organization, a little freak out might not be such a bad thing. Does a DDoS attack present a crisis for your organization? Have you identified a DDoS attack as a high-risk scenario for your organization?

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The Sexy Allure Of Crisis Management Is Presenting Risk To Organizations

Melissa Agnes

While the allure is understandable—from the outside, I realize it can look like a fast-paced, exciting career filled with adventure and heroism—what I’m seeing more and more is that this image and allure is presenting a high-risk scenario to many organizations. Frustrated for these organizations because they deserve better.

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Use the Power of Intention for Critical Conversations

Successful Independent Consulting

Sure, we may jot down our key points or put together a flawless presentation, but have we prepared our brains to seek the outcomes we desire? Although I don’t remember most of it, I still use this one process before any important conversation or presentation. Use the present tense when you write your notes. Draw the left ear.

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Does Wikipedia Present Risk to your Organization or Industry?

Melissa Agnes

This post is about the potential risks Wikipedia may present to your organization and/or industry. But this isn’t to say that the same risk doesn’t pose a potential threat to your own organization or industry (for those of you who do not work in healthcare). However, this post is not about those rules.

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Organizing Your Presentation

Women in Consulting

You may not often be called on to make a presentation, but I’m betting that when you do, you want to make sure that your audience—whether large or gathered around a conference room table—doesn’t doze off. This post draws on advice from Scott Schwertly, the author of How to Be a Presentation God, which sounds terrific. I disagree.

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Greg Kesler: Collaborative Organization Presentation

Kates Kesler

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Does Your Boss Practice Toxic Positivity?

Harvard Business

Being happy and positive at work can be a win-win for employees and organizations. The author presents three red flags to watch for. But what happens when your boss practices toxic positivity?