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If you thought education days were over when you left high school or college, you've probably learned how wrong you were. From the kinds of continuing professional education credits required in some ...
My whole philosophy about fun in the world of business, and in relation to the executive, management, and professional audience is this: If you don't enjoy what you're doing, is it worth doing? Read t...
Let's talk about networking, shall we? Stop ten people on the street, and ask them about networking. Nine of them will say things along these lines: ---I don't like to do it. ---It doesn't work for...
In talking about interviews, we have to widen the net to include a couple of other topics. These days, the interview process often includes behavioral and skills testing, and people who talk about int...
In times of greater competition for jobs - no matter what level of the workforce we're talking about - you need to raise your resume game. And that's true whether you're submitting resumes by hand (so...
I first came across the list below and used it as part of a tip about salary negotiation ("33 things to think about when negotiating your executive compensation"). It can also be looked at in another ...
Work-life balance is a tricky thing to opine upon. In the abstract, it's kind of meaningless. It's not like you can say, "1.5 hours of work is the equivalent of 2.2 hours of conscious life (removing s...
If it weren't for the whole "copyright violation" thing, I'd reprint a certain article in its entirety on my blog. It's called "The Salary Game," by Donald Asher, and I love, love, LOVE it. It made me...
The title says it all!
Making the case for continuing your education as you continue up the corporate ladder.
It's practically an epidemic. You work hard, you don't stop to acknowledge what you achieved, you don't feel like you've done enough, you work even harder. Start breaking the cycle with the lessons fr...
Everyone has excuses - some more valid than others - for not following through on their promises or dreams to change their current job situation. Let's look those excuses straight in the face, and see...
Are you saying one thing in an interview, only to have your body language convey something different? Do you sound confident, but avoid eye contact and undercut your voice? Read this article for resou...
The opportunities for you to do salary research on the Web are expanding. Here are two more opportunities for you - and no, Salary.com isn't one of them.
If you've made the short-list - that is, if you survived the large-scale weeding out and the second level parsing to actually be offered a job interview - why would you shoot yourself in the foot by n...
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