Suzanne Driscoll

Marketing Manager

Publications include The Boston Globe, Entrepreneur.com, People at Work and Work From Home. She has also given presentations to local chapters of the Association of Office Administrators.

During her time working in high tech as well as for a non-profit, Suzanne proposed many new programs and other ways to increase revenue and save money. As just one example, she suggested partnering with a software company to sell more laptops to police forces who were installing them in their vehicles. She has an excellent track record of getting her proposals approved.

Suzanne lives in Rochester, New York with her husband and one son.

Articles By Suzanne Driscoll

8 articles

July 22, 2019

How to set up a reciprocal mentoring program for employee engagement

in Workplace Culture

When thinking of mentoring, what comes to mind is a seasoned executive giving advice to a younger person just starting their career. The older, more experienced person has probably faced just about any issue the younger worker might come up…

5 minutes

How to conduct a restaurant business meeting

April 3, 2019

How to conduct a business meeting at a restaurant

in Tutorials

Whether you are invited to participate in a group business meeting with outside customers in a restaurant—or are going it alone—there are a few things to keep in mind to make it a success. You don’t want to embarrass your…

5 minutes

March 20, 2019

What to do when you’re over your head in a new job

in Career Advice

Perhaps you have a special talent in expanding and embellishing your skills and past experience in a job interview. Whatever the manager asks about, you say “Of course, I can do that!” thinking you’re smart and will figure it out…

4 minutes

February 18, 2019

How to deal with “yes people” colleagues

in Workplace Culture

We’ve probably all worked with a “yes person” at some point in our careers. If someone has a bad idea, the yes person says it’s terrific. They tell you what they think you want to hear and have a strong…

5 minutes

February 1, 2019

When is an intern NOT an intern?

in Tutorials

Perhaps you’ve noticed that everyone in your department seems to be overworked, so you come up with the brilliant idea to hire an intern. You wouldn’t have to pay them a salary and they could pick up the slack wherever…

5 minutes

January 23, 2019

How to be an intrapreneur

in Workplace Culture

We've all heard of entrepreneurs, those who roll the dice and go out and start their own company. But in fact, 70% of successful entrepreneurs got their business idea while working for a previous employer. Why not bring that same…

5 minutes

January 18, 2019

Managing the manager from hell

in Career Advice

How did this happen? You had a great interview with your future boss. Everything clicked: same values, same interests, same working style. By the second week, you realize you made a BIG mistake. There’s either too much work or not…

5 minutes

How to ensure your financial stability during recession

December 17, 2018

How to ensure your financial stability during a recession

in Lifestyle

It would be a shock if you unexpectedly lost your job or your hours were cut due to a recession or economic downturn. The solution to avoiding a surprise hit to your finances can be found in the old expression…

5 minutes