This article originally appeared in The Wall Street Journal
March 30, 2009
By Alexandra Levit
Working on your `story’ is a major part of what we do together as we support you through your transition. Great article!
For some, making the decision to change careers is the easy part. It’s harder to convince others, especially potential employers, that you’re [...]

Social networking, networking events, speed networking, alumni networking. That overused term — Networking… it’s enough to make anyone overwhelmed and stuck. Especially if you’re someone who has been working steadily, paying attention to making projects move along the way they’re supposed to. Not to mention taking care of kids, home, pets and [...]

Here’s our latest blog from our guest blogger. If you’re thinking about graduate school this is a must read. Our blogger did such a great job on her GRE and her grad school applications that she’s gotten into one of her top pick schools! Here’s the low-down on the oft dreaded, but required [...]

I work with a lot of men and have been thinking a lot about what male ‘issues’ vs. female ‘issues’ are. There have been a lot of things written lately about how men have been affected more by the economic downturn than women. Clearly this is true when we look at the numbers [...]

I’m very curious about what’s happening ‘out there’. I read in today’s LA Times in a letter to the editor that this person can’t believe that even 30% of employed people feel ’safe’ in their jobs. The piece is a complete bummer. I’m sorry that the LA Times chose to print this [...]

Daisy Swan & Associates – March Madness (or, not…)
What’s Inside:

Welcome & Introduction, by Daisy Swan, MA, CPCC: The Los Angeles Career Counselor & Coach
Lessons I’ve learned that have been helpful to me (and to others)
Some Recommended Reads, Web Sites & Articles of Interest
Upcoming Daisy Swan & Associates Events

Welcome & Introduction, by Daisy Swan, MA, CPCC: [...]