Remove survey work

Chris Koch

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Why Companies Must Hire for Potential, Not Skills

Chris Koch

She knew that a writer with journalism experience could learn about computers, but a computer expert who couldn’t write the materials she wanted would not work out. Meanwhile, a survey by PwC of millenials found 81 percent either actively looking for a new job or open to offers. Where’s the Flexibility?

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Will you tell me what you think of my blog?

Chris Koch

I have an easy survey tool provided to me by the good folks at FUSE that specialize in automated online surveys like the one that you are (I hope) about to take (special thanks to Charles Martin at FUSE and Joe Saylor for giving me a chance to try it out). Take the survey here: [link]. Tweet This Post.

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Why Brand Journalism Must Die

Chris Koch

Even if you do the heavy lifting, idea marketing kind of kind of stuff like the big services companies do, for example, where they interview people and do surveys, it isn’t journalism. You can say that you use journalistic techniques in order to create the materials, but it is still marketing.

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Why salespeople should sell ideas: an FAQ

Chris Koch

I ask them about their pain points and work with them to resolve them. They want to start the conversation with their pain points and work forward from there—without talking about what you have to offer them. Sales and marketing need to work together to figure that out. C’mon, nobody goes in pitching anymore.

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Jobs Don’t Give Us Purpose and Meaning, Helping Does

Chris Koch

Face it, few of us can say that our work has a high degree of purpose and meaning in the greater scheme of things. It’s one of the unstated frustrations in all the recent surveys that show how unhappy most employees are in their jobs. A quieter sense of desperation follows us to work each day. Peer recognition, amplified.

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7 reasons why social media success has nothing to do with social media

Chris Koch

When we surveyed B2B marketers last year, 50% said they do not have a social media policy. Someone somewhere latched onto that and declared that blogs don’t work. Then that gets translated into “social media don’t work for us.” Social doesn’t happen in B2B without a culture change. Only 65% have defined the lead flow process.

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7 reasons why social media success has nothing to do with social media

Chris Koch

When we surveyed B2B marketers last year, 50% said they do not have a social media policy. Someone somewhere latched onto that and declared that blogs don’t work. Then that gets translated into “social media don’t work for us.” Social doesn’t happen in B2B without a culture change. Only 65% have defined the lead flow process.