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fromPsychology Today
2 weeks ago

Can You Self-Promote Too Much?

Self-promotion isn't just a professional decision; it's a significant psychological gamble. Why do some parents want to be president of the local club while equally capable others prefer to avoid the spotlight? Why do some employees self-select for plum assignments while others duck? Science says it starts with personality. Self-promoters tend to be extroverts who enjoy the stage and project confidence. Some may even be narcissistswho areshown to predict leadership, alongside emotional awareness and self-efficacy.
Psychology
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fromWIRED
1 month ago
Social media marketing

How One Wikipedia Editor Unraveled the 'Single Largest Self-Promotion Operation' in the Site's History

fromWIRED
1 month ago
Social media marketing

How One Wikipedia Editor Unraveled the 'Single Largest Self-Promotion Operation' in the Site's History

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US politics
fromIndependent
2 months ago

Tanya Sweeney: Trump's fragrance?launch stinks - but this?president is immune?to embarrassment

Trump has launched his own fragrance, highlighting his unique blend of politics and commerce.
fromFast Company
2 months ago

5 self-sabotaging career moves women often make-and how to avoid them

The opportunity passed over not because it was out of reach, but because our inner dialogue said it wasn't ours to take.
Women
Mindfulness
fromPsychology Today
4 months ago

For the Shy and Introverted in the Workplace

Authenticity is key to gaining workplace visibility without self-promotion.
Helping with small tasks can significantly enhance recognition at work.
It's acceptable to show vulnerability in meetings for genuine connection.
Artificial intelligence
fromSlate Magazine
4 months ago

I Found an Entire Book That Was Written About ... Me. It Only Got Weirder From There.

Promoting a memoir can be disheartening, especially when it competes with low-quality imitations and misrepresentations of the author's life.
Growth hacking
fromNew York Post
5 months ago

'Greedy and selfish' CEO slammed for bragging about first-class plane ticket: 'Super smug schmuck'

A CEO's bragging about first-class travel sparked outrage online, highlighting class disparity and public sentiment against wealth flaunting.
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