Pens, t-shirts, water bottles, baseball caps, lanyards … so many lanyards.
Welcome to the wonderful world of swag, where — in a tremendous display of humanity’s technological prowess — we prove that we can stamp a logo or catchphrase on just about anything.
“I wish I were more stressed.”
I’d guess that you’ve never heard anyone utter that phrase. Almost everyone is on the hunt for ways to avoid or better manage the amount of pressure they experience.
But what if I told you that introducing a little stress into your routine might make you more productive?
“I wish I were more stressed.”
I’d guess that you’ve never heard anyone utter that phrase. Almost everyone is on the hunt for ways to avoid or better manage the amount of pressure they experience.
But what if I told you that introducing a little stress into your routine might make you more productive?
“I wish I were more stressed.”
I’d guess that you’ve never heard anyone utter that phrase. Almost everyone is on the hunt for ways to avoid or better manage the amount of pressure they experience.
But what if I told you that introducing a little stress into your routine might make you more productive?
I, like most people, have some experience with Microsoft Excel — but not as much as I wish I did. For the most part, I’ve used it to brainstorm ideas, budget vacations, and make simple traffic and leads calculations.
But thanks to my limited Excel skills, I’m subjecting myself to the tedium of updating my spreadsheets manually.
I, like most people, have some experience with Microsoft Excel — but not as much as I wish I did. For the most part, I’ve used it to brainstorm ideas, budget vacations, and make simple traffic and leads calculations.
But thanks to my limited Excel skills, I’m subjecting myself to the tedium of updating my spreadsheets manually.
I, like most people, have some experience with Microsoft Excel — but not as much as I wish I did. For the most part, I’ve used it to brainstorm ideas, budget vacations, and make simple traffic and leads calculations.
But thanks to my limited Excel skills, I’m subjecting myself to the tedium of updating my spreadsheets manually.
This post originally appeared on HubSpot’s Sales Blog. To read more content like this, subscribe to Sales.
In the words of Grace Hopper: “You manage things. You lead people.”
The difference between managing and leading might seem fuzzy to managers, but it’s crystal clear to their direct reports.
This post originally appeared on HubSpot’s Sales Blog. To read more content like this, subscribe to Sales.
In the words of Grace Hopper: “You manage things. You lead people.”
The difference between managing and leading might seem fuzzy to managers, but it’s crystal clear to their direct reports.
This post originally appeared on HubSpot’s Sales Blog. To read more content like this, subscribe to Sales.
In the words of Grace Hopper: “You manage things. You lead people.”
The difference between managing and leading might seem fuzzy to managers, but it’s crystal clear to their direct reports.
