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Monday, June 12, 2006
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VOLUME 3
ISSUE 113
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June WorldWIT Website Columns
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Women, the Internet and Email Lists
by Outi Tuomaala, L-Soft
Increasingly, women are the majority group of Internet users. Women are largely using the Internet in order to expand their natural role as communicators and finding new ways to connect and develop relationships through Internet communication mediums. Email lists are one way that women interact through the Internet and here Outi Tuomaala of L-Soft explains the history, trends, and power of online communications.
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When the Price is Right
Selling Skills for Non-Salespeople
by Janet Ryan
 Last week I wrote about how to deal with a client who demands a deal that is lower than you want to make. When do you make a deal and when not? This week's article looks at a specific reader's case of how to keep up with lowering prices while still prizing a service's value. When you're holding the deal decision-making cards, when do you hold them and when do you fold them?
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Ask Liz
How long do I have to stay in a miserable job before moving on?
Dear Liz,
I have made a big mistake. I am in the third month of my new job, and one hundred percent miserable. I don't want to wreck my resume. How long do I have to stay at this job before I can move on to greener pastures?
Thanks,
Elayna
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Back That Class Up
Pinch Me...or Don't
I was at a networking event and my purse grazed a younger gentleman's (I use that term loosely) behind. He turned to me and said, "And here I thought you grabbed my ass." I was speechless for a moment, and then kindly said, "No, I didn't grab your behind. My purse grazed it." I wanted to say it totally different, but I remained professional and kindly walked away leaving him there to think about his immature, unprofessional networking skills.
Jackie, FoxWIT
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WorldWIT Blogs
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A Pox Upon Me
In her recent blog entry to "The Nature of Business" Anne McLain discusses how our bodies can force us to calm down, even if we don't allow for a full vacation or break from work. And in these moments of stepping back, we can look on our business lives with a refreshed vision. Read her entry and add a comment to share how you've revived or renewed something that's tried or tired.
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Contact Info
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Questions? Comments? Write to info@worldwit.org. To submit an article, a question for "Ask Liz" or a story for "Pinch Me...or Don't", send an e-mail to Anne Jennings.
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