By Becky Livingston
Developing a personal brand helps you differentiate yourself from your peers and, in some cases, your competition to “claim” your job.
Personal brands should not be thought of only when begin looking for a job or something you develop at 2:00 a.m. when you’re scared you’re going to lose your job. It takes some serious thought and brainstorming to come up with your unique value proposition and differentiator. Click below to read the article.
What’s your personal brand?
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