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Lunchtime Links: The Genius of a Well-Designed Name Tag
How can a name badge change the outcome of your event? Some meeting planners weigh in on how they affect attendees’ interaction. Also: a marketer's theory that learning through analogies can train you to think.
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Association Reacts to Controversy Over Psychiatric "Bible"
For the first time in nearly two decades, the American Psychiatric Association has updated a key book used to classify and treat mental disorders, amidst controversy. But the association says the problem is not with the document itself but the impact it has on the broader medical community.
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Social Media Roundup: Time to Categorize Your Notes
It can be time-consuming, but working to categorize your notes can ensure what’s in them turns into action. Also: What happens when budgets get involved in strategic planning? An association consultant's take on budget and decision-making.
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After Setbacks, Airline Group Predicts a Busy Summer
After enduring a wet winter and sequestration delays, U.S. airlines can take heart in a Airlines for America’s prediction that more passengers will travel by plane this summer than a year ago.
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Why One Food Writers Group Updated Its Ethics Guidelines
Facing changes in the industry and advances in technology, the Association of Food Journalists recently unveiled a new set of ethics and guidelines for those in the culinary review business.
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Social Media Roundup: Make People Hit the Reply Button
Are your business emails falling on deaf ears? Fortunately, we have some ideas to help you get more email responses. Also: Don't let criticism hold you back. Instead, take the time to learn from it, and you'll grow as a leader.
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Lunchtime Links: Don't be Afraid of Improvisation
Lessons on making room for innovation within a traditional context from Comedy Central's newest hit show, Key & Peele. Also: How The Office taught one writer key lessons in professionalism.
