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Eight Crucial Job Transition Stress Busters by Marshall Brown - Jan, 2010 Have you just been laid off? Are you "between successes"? Job transitions can be stressful-whether they're due to layoff, a new job or working extra hours because other workers were laid off. If you're facing one of these scenarios consider the following: 1. Take an honest look at yourself. What are your strengths, weaknesses, skills? What is your brand? How are these influencing your transition - positively or negatively? ... |
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In Service of Others: We Succeed By Helping Others Succeed by Todd Rhoad - Jan, 2010 For many highly educated and motivated individuals, finding the path to great success usually follows a path lined with personal accomplishment and reward. The speed at which they rise to greatness is directly proportional to size of their achievements. More responsibility leads to greater accountability, ultimately leading to greater success or so we think. There are a few who suggest otherwise. These highly successful pe... |
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Perhaps the Most Important Area Of Investing - Psychology by William Lemerond - Jan, 2010 When you are striving for investment and financial excellence, you will have to do so by overcoming some tough obstacles. When you focus on the financial or investing problems you have, you are most likely going to generate feelings of guilt, anger or frustration in yourself. These feelings that arise are the silent investment account and financial killers; when investing you need to invest emotionless, which will help you foc... |
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Striving For Satisfying Employment by Kathy Bornheimer - Jan, 2010 The overwhelming majority of people look for jobs; an enlightened few now realize they need to search for satisfying employment. Yes, there is a difference! As a recruiter or a hiring manager in past lives I have experienced an employer driven job market and a workforce driven market. Adjustments must be made depending on the times. We all need work/jobs to meet our needs financially, professionally and personally. Since we... |
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How To Use Professional Resume Samples For Your Own Benefit by Laura Smith-Proulx - Jan, 2010 So, you’ve realized that your own resume isn’t up to par, and you’re intent on making improvements or finding some help. What you might NOT know is that using professional resume samples can greatly increase your chance of success. Whether you’re polishing your own resume or finding a resume writing service to assist you, using examples of successful resumes can play a large part in the responses you receive. Here ar... |
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Career 2010 - Seven Ways to Thrive in the New World of Work by Dee McCrorey - Jan, 2010 Seven key characteristics in the new world of work will define career success for workplace leaders and knowledge professionals in 2010 and beyond. 1. Career lifecycle - managing change in front of your inflection curve. Successfully managing your personal inflection points requires that you first understand your own patterns and rhythm associated with your preferred cycle of change. Everyone has a pattern associated wit... |
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Digging Out From Under The Snow Storm Of Job Loss by Jacqui Barrett-Poindexter - Jan, 2010 I’ve known loss. Haven’t we all? A blizzard storms through our lives, creating paralyzing white-out conditions. In my life, a painful storm from which I not only survived but from which ashes I arose to rebuild a new and BETTER life, occurred when my first husband requested a divorce. Within months, I was thrust into life-altering decisions that, even under the best of emotional situations, would have been difficult. ... |
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Learn About Networking, From Your Dog: Six New Networking Ideas for 2010! by Sharon Cohen - Jan, 2010 Chester, my brown, Bearded Collie is the "networker" in the middle, with his mouth open. Chester, is the best networker I know! He is well-groomed, even tempered, playful, likes to share, friendly and confident. One time, a Barber-shop quartet even stopped to serenade him! People will remember your dog and dog’s name, even if they can’t remember your name! My dog Chester, even pointed me in the right direction, for my... |
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Virtual Career Counseling Its Hot! Reduce Your Carbon Footprint by Sharon Cohen - Jan, 2010 Welcome to the 21rst century - Virtual Career Counseling is the "new normal!" Yes, there are “bricks and mortar” Career Counseling centers. However, more and more clients are requesting virtual, counseling. A phone line and a laptop are the tools which will get you started. All you need is an experienced guide, to help lead the way. Read on, to learn more about new developments in this Virtual field... Counseling Psycho... |
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Why Helping Others Improve Helps YOU by Andy Robinson - Jan, 2010 Nothing else compares to the personal satisfaction and fulfillment of helping other people bring their dreams to life. Beyond the intrinsic satisfaction, however, is the true power of this principle -- When you help improve the lives of other people, your own life will improve...in many ways. When you consistently undertake efforts and actions to help other people grow, you create important cause-and-effect results: W... |
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