An exciting new Elevator Speech!
I was in a networking meeting this morning with HR people who are job-hunting, and I had a chance to do an exercise with them that you might find useful.
Giving help freely
I had a very interesting discussion with my son today, and along the twisting path, I made this observation: People either help others because they expect something back, or … […]
Five things I’ve learned in the job search
It’s been an exciting week on the job-hunt front. The best news is that I was able to speak with people at two companies which provide coaching services to corporate […]
Breaking through those job-search barriers
I had a chance to give a presentation today to a group called Job Re-Joov. Carol Chenot leads a dynamic group to revitalize their job search efforts, and I was […]
I can’t wait to see what opportunities will show up!
My new job is quite challenging. No, not a REAL new job – don’t get excited – but “your job now is to FIND a job.” It’s surprising the number […]
Playing nice when you leave a job
Here’s an interesting article on the MSNBC website about how to leave a job gracefully.
“Your job is to find a job”
“Your job now is to find a job.” As a career coach, I’ve talked with my clients many times about the concept. But it’s a much more challenging phrase than […]
Colloquium audio recordings are final
Just a quck update to let you all know that the audio recordings that I captured from the Sacred Music Colloquium are all up and online – whew! This is […]
Building the network
Yesterday morning I again went to the weekly meeting of NoCoNet – an organization focused on supporting the needs of job seekers here in northern Colorado. I can’t recommend it […]
A new day has dawned
Well, this is a big day, at least emotionally. My opportunities to find another job with HP have come to an end and I’ll be formally terminated today.