Salary Negotiation – How to Get What You are Worth Wed, Dec. 12th, 11:30am-12:30am (PDT) With speaker, Christine Kelly, Ph.D Register at: http://ow.ly/fF8Kh Negotiating your salary can be a nerve racking activity that produces anxiety and more questions than answers. In this economy, do you settle for what is offered? Should you negotiate for more? … Continue reading »
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Online Learning – Changing our Culture and Way of Life
A blog posted on Monday by Meghan Biro, a contributor to Forbes, titled, “5 Ways Social Learning Communities Transform Culture and Leadership,” struck a chord in me, and I think it’s definitely worth sharing. In her post, she talks about a client that is embarking on a new position – away from the corporate structure … Continue reading »
Customer Experience Webinar Tomorrow – by Oracle, UCI Extension and IMA
Is communicating more effectively with your customers an early New Year’s resolution? Now is your chance to learn how leading brands are using Oracle’s marking solutions to their advantage, by joining in our Webinar! New devices and channels, such as mobile, social and web, are creating radical shifts in the customer buying process and the … Continue reading »
Let’s Hear It for UCI’s Sinan Kanatsiz and Mirna Bard!
Last Friday, UCI Extension celebrated our success and more importantly, honored several instructors and advisors that are huge contributors to that success. The talented Sinan Kanatsiz and the Internet Marketing Association (IMA) received the UCI Extension Partnership Award, which honors organizations which have made a contribution to our continuing education programs as well as to … Continue reading »
What’s a MOOC?
More positive news on MOOCs – massive open online courses. According to the article in the L.A. Times, “Online courses to be reviewed for possible degree credits,” the American Council on Education has announced that it will begin “evaluating some of the courses available through the online consortium education group Coursera, and make recommendations about whether they … Continue reading »
Social Media is Changing the Way the World Works
Here’s a fascinating story in the Atlantic that I had to share. At UCI Extension, we’re always discussing how the impact of the coursework we’re providing can change the world. I suppose this article, “How Social Media Could Revolutionize Third-World Cities,” struck a chord with me. In summary, the article is about an average woman from … Continue reading »
Thank you, Veterans!
With total gratitude, we extend a warm thank you to all of our military, veterans and their families, for the countless sacrifices they make every day, both at home and abroad. UCI Extension welcomes all veterans, and strives to help make a smooth transition from military to student life. Check here for a list of … Continue reading »
Winter Courses are Open for Enrollment – Meet a few of our Marketing Instructors!
Since our Winter Courses are now Open for Enrollment, I thought that MarketingZot readers would enjoy hearing about the some of our instructors teaching those courses and their backgrounds. UCI Extension is so fortunate to have such a fabulous group of Marketing experts – take moment to read about them and consider enrolling. You won’t be … Continue reading »
UCI Extension’s Winter Quarter Classes Go Live
From Internet Marketing to Social Media, UCI Extension has got you covered. All you have to do is sign up! Our Winter 2013 courses begin January 3, and registration is available now. We have new courses and several free events as well, depending on your interests and needs, so don’t miss this opportunity. We are very … Continue reading »
Life Experience Highlights the Importance of Social Media
Hello, MarketingZot readers! Hope you have missed our posts over the past few days, just as I’ve missed posting. While visiting family in Northern Virginia with my two children, our flights home were cancelled due to Hurricane Sandy. Along with millions of others in the eastern U.S. we experienced a category 1 hurricane without power, … Continue reading »