symptoms of diabetes Who is really responsible for your career? Who is the decision maker? Who is the driver? You are. If you’re in a career that fills you with small-ness, resentment, anger, boredom, regret or frustration, then it’s time to ask yourself two questions… “How much longer will I accept this situation?” And, “What...
Having trouble getting your career back on track after a layoff? A few years ago, I woke up one morning after being laid off and realized that I had to start taking more control of my career by becoming more proactive and less reactive. Through a journey of trial and errors, I learned a lot...
You are the “story teller” of your own career. Every day, people are making judgements and assumptions about you based on what you’re telling them. So if you’re sending the message that you’ve been short-changed, passed over or stepped on in your career, then people will see you as someone who doesn’t have much value in the...
Whether you want a new career because you’ve been laid off or because you’re ready to leave frustrating and unsatisfying job, there is one key skill that will be critical to your success – your ability to be a rainmaker for your own career and create job offers and opportunities. I love that Chris Rock says,...
As a career coach, one of the questions I get asked the most is, “How do I know if I could be laid off?” Although there are not any hard and fast rules for companies to warn employees about upcoming layoffs, there were some key indicators that you may be targeted for a lay-off, and...
In addition to being a jack-of-all-trades, you want to position yourself as an expert or the “go to” person in at least one specialized area. Carve out a niche for yourself. This is how you can become invaluable to an organization. Take one of your natural talents or areas of interest and then learn...
It’s a dicey economy right now, and an even scarier job market. So how can you better manage your career so that you increase your odds of staying employed? The answer is “stickiness.” In advertising, sticky products, companies, or brands keep people coming back for more. The stickier the product, the more likely...
Continuing with the Reinventing Yourself & Your Career Series, I have even more tips from my personal 5-step blueprint for reinventing your career more quickly, easily and maybe even with a higher salary! Match your transferable skills to job roles – Read job descriptions posted on CareerJournal.com, CareerBuilder.com and Monster.com, as well as the...
Yes, there is life after a lay-off! And the good news is that you’ve been given a clean slate to reinvent yourself to transition into a career that fulfills and energizes you. I’ve reinvented my career five times including being a disc jockey in radio, public relations director in professional sports, community relations director...
Yes, there is life after a lay-off! And the good news is that you’ve been given a clean slate to reinvent yourself to transition into a career that fulfills and energizes you. I’ve reinvented my career five times including being a disc jockey in radio, public relations director in professional sports, community relations director in...
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