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Archive for August, 2010
Tuesday, August 31st, 2010
STILL NERVOUS: Americans remain nervous about their job security and the strength of the economy, according to a survey by jobs website SnagAJob.com. Worries about jobs are pervasive: 35 percent of those polled this summer said they felt their jobs were less secure than in 2009. That’s an improvement from how respondents felt a year [...]
Tags: be open, connect, economy, employees nervous, first day at new job, improvements, job boards poll, job security Posted in Job Search, Leadership | No Comments »
Tuesday, August 24th, 2010
Adolescents to Adulthood — The Economy and Mis-Career Education Contribute a Longer Road to the Markers of Adulthood I’ve been reading about and talking to my clients about these issues for years. What do you think? Daisy By ROBIN MARANTZ HENIG This question pops up everywhere, underlying concerns about “failure to launch” and “boomerang kids.” [...]
Tags: academics, adolescents, career education, childhood, financial security, internships, life milestones, reaching adulthood, twenty-somethings Posted in Life | No Comments »
Monday, August 23rd, 2010
Britt Kurent Chef/Owner of Kurent Events www.KurentEvents.com Listen to how one former client followed her passion which has blossomed into her new thriving career path.
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Wednesday, August 18th, 2010
Most everyone I meet with tells me they want to be more creative in their work. While long-term unemployment can take your spirit and energy down, it can also be a time to stretch your creativity and step into a new role altogether…entrepreneur. Start-Ups on a Shoestring By COLLEEN DEBAISE, SARAH E. NEEDLEMAN and EMILY [...]
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Tuesday, August 17th, 2010
You may be surprised by how many people I’ve coached to leave their job. Leaving can be just as hard as staying sometimes, but the payoff can be huge. Should You Resign To Job Hunt? Quitting a high-powered job at a time when the unemployment rate hangs at 9.5% sounds crazy. Yet some C-level executives [...]
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Saturday, August 14th, 2010
As I sat in the darkened, fully populated movie theater last night, watching Julia Roberts be Liz in Eat Pray Love I wondered how many of us in our seats were nursing broken hearts seeking a salve for our soul. I was. I was sitting there looking and hoping for a message that would bring [...]
Tags: baby boomers, Barack Obama, career change, change, economic downturn, family planning, financial security, finding love, going back to school, heart break, journalist, leadership of the nation, leading in adversity, long term unemployed, mad as hell and I'm not going to take it, midlife crisis, moms, quarterlife crisis, relationships, silver lining, TED, twenty-something, underemployed, what should I do with my life? Posted in Life | No Comments »
Friday, August 6th, 2010
Reports continue to show that once consumer confidence picks up so will the economy and hiring. Where will the wave begin? Within each of us. A Look on the Bright Side for Jobs By Phil Izzo (Source: WSJ.com) The mediocre growth in the jobs market remains one of the biggest concerns about the recovery, but [...]
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