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		<title>The Art of Self-Marketing</title>
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		<description>Spend enough time among the ranks of corporate culture and you are likely to hear many common catch-phrases like &apos;branding&apos; and &apos;market differentiation.&apos; These conceptual ideas can seem like mere marketing dogma reserved for abstract thinkers alone. Yet the savvy career-minded professional should turn a keen eye on these notions with a plan to incorporate a few basic principals into their annual objectives. Employing a few strategies for personal branding can help managers foster greater enthusiasm from their teams and provide the basic framework to help promote a positive self-image within an organization. </description>
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