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Ebates comes to Canada

September 4, 2012 by renee Leave a Comment
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The Canadian retail space isn’t very competitive. We can’t stack coupons, the sales aren’t as deep as the United States, there isn’t the variety and the only money-back option is to fill out a rebate form, mail it and hope to get a cheque within the next eight weeks, if you’re lucky.

Ebates Canada hopes to change all of that by addressing most, if not, all of these roadblocks to shopping online and adding a few incentives such as coupons and cash back – no rebates. [Read more...]

Filed Under: blog, Business writing, Finance, Work Tagged With: ebates, ebates canada, fashion, shopping

Recent Article: Why Your Employees Are Leaving

April 14, 2012 by renee Leave a Comment
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I wrote an article called, Why Your Employees Are Leaving. I posted it and forgot about it. That was three months ago. This past week it exploded, generating more than 100,000 page views.

Read an excerpt here. Yes, the comment made by the man with the cellphone is true. I was outside a Tim Hortons.

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Filed Under: blog, Business writing Tagged With: bad management, Bad Managers, forbes, How to deal with a bad manager, Why Your Employees Are Leaving

Forbes article: Ten Ways Travel Can Make You a Better Business Leader

November 14, 2011 by renee Leave a Comment
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My first piece for Forbes.com! Read it here.

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Filed Under: Business writing Tagged With: forbes, forbes.com, job skills, Travel, work

Winning and Whining… the Two Lists You Need to Keep

August 26, 2011 by renee Leave a Comment
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My latest article for Workopolis

We’ve all been there, you’ve submitted your resume and now you’re in the interview. You have all your questions and answers ready and you know you’ll ace the interview and get your dream job.

Then that one question comes and maybe it’s nerves but you can’t answer. You know you have an answer but you just can’t remember it right now. You’ll remember it just as you walk out of the interview, but by then it will be too late. [Read more...]

Filed Under: blog, Business writing, Workopolis Tagged With: accomplishents, career advice, win list, workopolis

Latest project: New Brunswick travel writing

April 18, 2011 by renee Leave a Comment
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I just finished up a project for TG4. It was to write copy for NewBrunswickfinds.ca: a travel and tourism site for New Brunswick.

I covered the Bay of Fundy, whale watching, pirates and yes, even lobster.

Filed Under: blog, Business writing, featured Tagged With: Bay of Fundy, Canada, Canadian tourism, corporate work, new brunswick, New Brunswick tourism

Canadians spending less on cars but remain loyal to service facilities

October 13, 2010 by renee 5 Comments
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Canadians are spending less on their cars according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2010 Canadian Customer Commitment Index Study. [Read more...]

Filed Under: blog, Business writing, Cars, Clippings Tagged With: BMW, Canadian Tire, Certigard, Costco, Ford, Goodyear, J.D. Power and Associates, Jiffy Lube, Lincoln, Napa Autopro, Petro-Canada, Wal-Mart

Dating advice for the unemployed

October 9, 2010 by renee Leave a Comment
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A few of us were chatting over drinks the other day and the topic came up – should you date while unemployed? Do you tell the other person or do you wait? Do you even bother to go out or just stay home on the couch? [Read more...]

Filed Under: AOL, Business writing, Finance Tagged With: dating, josey vogels, unemployed

Where to Invest Your Money Now

October 3, 2010 by renee Leave a Comment
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Let’s admit it, the economy still isn’t looking too good. The market meltdown has made some people unwilling to invest their hard-earned money into companies that might not survive the recession. But what if you want to invest – where do you look? [Read more...]

Filed Under: blog, Business writing Tagged With: investing, John Daly, Report on Business

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