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]]> By: Lindsey Pollak http://www.lindseypollak.com/archives/5-ways-to-make-an-impact-as-a-new-employee-2#comment-199 Lindsey Pollak Tue, 15 Jan 2008 19:27:00 +0000 http://lindseypollak.com/?p=303#comment-199 @ Miriam - great comments, thanks! @ Miriam – great comments, thanks!

]]> By: Miriam http://www.lindseypollak.com/archives/5-ways-to-make-an-impact-as-a-new-employee-2#comment-198 Miriam Tue, 15 Jan 2008 13:13:00 +0000 http://lindseypollak.com/?p=303#comment-198 @ Courting your Career…<br/><br/>The point about networking up and down the organization is a great reminder! My first job was on Wall Street. As a young group, we were always very respectful and accommodating to all of the "very important" people we served. It would have been easy to act self-important around the under-valued groups in the organization.<br/><br/>However, as it turned out, our most crucial allies were in the copy room. We often relied on them for last minute work as a result of demands from higher-ups.<br/><br/>Our "you win more with sugar than with vinegar" approach to working with everyone in the organization resulted in some miraculous turn-around times and helped earn our group a great reputation (which helped at bonus time)!<br/><br/>Thanks, as always, for the insights!<br/>Miriam Salpeter<br/>www.keppiecareers.com<br/>www.keppiecareers.wordpress.com @ Courting your Career…

The point about networking up and down the organization is a great reminder! My first job was on Wall Street. As a young group, we were always very respectful and accommodating to all of the “very important” people we served. It would have been easy to act self-important around the under-valued groups in the organization.

However, as it turned out, our most crucial allies were in the copy room. We often relied on them for last minute work as a result of demands from higher-ups.

Our “you win more with sugar than with vinegar” approach to working with everyone in the organization resulted in some miraculous turn-around times and helped earn our group a great reputation (which helped at bonus time)!

Thanks, as always, for the insights!
Miriam Salpeter
http://www.keppiecareers.com
http://www.keppiecareers.wordpress.com

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