B2B Content Marketer, Copy Editor and Writer
James Dasilva is a B2B Content Marketer, Copy Editor, and Writer. He explores themes related to sports, particularly the NBA, and has a keen interest in history, often reflecting on his experiences with humor and insight. James has been featured in SmartBrief and has contributed to discussions on UX/UI design.
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James Dasilva's articles predominantly consist of opinion editorials and how-to guides focusing on human resources, employment, workplace dynamics, leadership, problem-solving, employee wellness, and change management. When reaching out to him with pitches or contributions for his work in these areas, consider offering practical advice backed by data or real-life examples related to the topics he covers. Additionally, providing unique perspectives on current trends such as the Great Resignation could capture his attention.
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Here are lessons on leadership and hope after 10+ years editing SmartBrief on Leadership's newsletter and blog.
Every year, SmartBrief’s Leadership blog publishes a few hundred posts, each with the goal of offering useful advice for being a better and more thoughtful leader, manager, communicator and strategist. And every year, I look at the most popular blog posts and try to understand what their popularity means. Last year, the motivation was clear: […]
Sign up for SmartBrief on Leadership today for free. The Great Resignation is sometimes portrayed as a rebellion of entitlement or laziness, especially as US labor participation remains below pre-pandemic levels and companies across sectors struggle with hiring and retention. But recent months suggest that attitude and negative incentives aren’t the only factors. After all, […]
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I follow many people online because I’m a fan of their work and want to know what they’re up to. These are often writers, sometimes podcasters, YouTubers, actors or business experts, and so forth. They bring into the world thoughtful exploration, great products or joyful entertainment. I learn a lot from these people even when […]
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