Ang Peregrino Recommends 47: BNET

BNET
URL: http://​www​.bnet​.com/

BNET is def­i­nitely one of the best lead­er­ship, man­age­ment, and strat­egy web­sites around. It has one of the best com­pen­dia of arti­cles on these top­ics. I have been using this site ever since I got into Human Resources and Orga­ni­za­tional Depart­ment work.

I’ve found a lot of rel­e­vant, top-of-the-line arti­cles from this site. It is rare to find gems of advice and insight that speak directly to the chal­lenges peo­ple face at work everyday—whether you are a man­ager or a line per­son­nel who wants to improve on your work. Since the real world of work is very dif­fer­ent from the world we learned about in school, BNET helps in mak­ing this tran­si­tion eas­ier with field-tested tips, strat­egy guides, tech­niques to improve per­sonal pro­duc­tiv­ity, and real world wis­dom on how to make your dream of a suc­cess­ful career a reality.

BNET was cre­ated with a sim­ple goal in mind: to pro­vide work­ing pro­fes­sion­als with the tools, advice, and insight they need to suc­ceed in today’s work­place. BNET isn’t for those who merely punch the clock each day from 9 to 5. Instead, it’s for peo­ple who are com­mit­ted to nur­tur­ing their own excel­lence, who believe in the mean­ing of work, and who know that a ful­fill­ing career is an excel­lent way to make per­sonal ambi­tions come true.

I espe­cially like their fea­tures called Busi­ness Hacks. These are “clever tips, smart tricks, and the use­ful tac­tics you need to suc­ceed.” They’ve got really cool prod­ucts, com­puter soft­ware, get­ting things done (GTD) tips. I make it a point to check out their arti­cles every week. Check out sam­ples like: 21 Ways to Make Your­self More Like­able, or Google Search Tips to opti­mize your use of the search engine, or a series of tac­tics on how to con­duct smart busi­ness dur­ing these tough times. You can also check out their arti­cle on busi­ness dress­ing.

For the great tips and advice on man­age­ment, lead­er­ship, strat­egy and orga­ni­za­tional devel­op­ment, and because work is so much more than what we do day to day, Ang Pere­grino Rec­om­mends BNET this week.