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It isn't the work... It's the place by Kimberly Schneiderman - May, 2011 Have you ever started a new job that was supposed to be great only to discover that while the work was fine, the place was just awful? Perhaps the budget for marketing was nil. Maybe the boss gave no direction…or too much direction! Did they move from downtown to uptown within a couple months? Wouldn’t it have been nice to know some of these things before you accepted the job offer? Here are some questions you can ask, along... |
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The garden and the network by Dawn Bugni - May, 2011 I worked in the yard this past weekend. Truth be told, a well-manicured lawn and perfect landscaping hasn’t been a priority for many years. Combine five dogs and two growing businesses (up until 2009) with country living and no homeowners association to tell me weed whack and it got a little shaggy around the edges. I’ve learned; if you don’t’ get in control early in spring; forget it. The weeds win. This year, I found a ne... |
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Think about how your body language may impact your job hunt by Miriam Salpeter - May, 2011 If you’re looking for a job and thinking ahead to the interview stage, I’m betting you’re checking out interview books and practicing interview questions, which isn’t a bad idea. However, have you considered practicing the communication skills you’ll need to help you land a job? Interpreting body language is an important element of good listening. Think about it – eye contact, nodding, leaning in to listen – all of these he... |
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10 Dollars and A Laptop by Steve Farber - May, 2011 Last weekend at the always inspiring SobCon event in Chicago, I had the opportunity to meet Greg Hartle, the itinerate business consultant and philosopher. He’s on a mission to visit 50 states, collect 501 stories, and demonstrate that it’s possible to make a living starting from scratch–even in this new, challenging (to say the least) economy. He started his journey with ten dollars, a laptop, and the clothes on his bac... |
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Freshman Year is Over; What Are Your Summer Plans as a Rising Sophomore? by Marcia Robinson - May, 2011 College finals are rapidly approaching and marks the end of that anxiety-filled college freshman year. Once students put that freshman year behind them, they now join the ranks of "rising sophomores." These rising sophomores are no longer the new kids on the block, but they are also not yet officially college sophomores. Rising sophomores should make summer plans that include summer classes, summer jobs, summer travel or all o... |
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How Corporate Culture Ignites Results by Dr. Maynard Brusman - May, 2011 Culture trumps strategy! For individuals, character is destiny. For organizations, culture is destiny. I was working with one of my executive coaching clients recently who is a partner in a large San Francisco Bay Area law firm. My client heads up the firm’s strategy planning team and as a result of our coaching includes a cross section of members of the firm. We discussed how the right culture will need to be created to ex... |
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Ten Tips to Build a Culture of Trust by Dr. Maynard Brusman - May, 2011 Companies that foster a culture of transparency and trust clearly have a competitive advantage for sustainable success. Trust is one of the essential ingredients to build collaborative relationships, high performance teams and a winning culture. Without trust you can’t have engaged relationships and without engaged relationships you won’t be a successful leader, manager, sales person, or team member etc. When people experien... |
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7 Ways Employees Hold You Hostage | Overcoming Resistance by Dawn Lennon - May, 2011 Ever feel like your hands are tied? That your best efforts are getting you nowhere? If so, it’s time to look closely at what’s going on around you. Whether you’re a supervisor, a team leader, or a coworker, you need the cooperation of others to get your work done. There’s always information, a decision, a deliverable, or a resource needed to bring an assignment to closure. The employee who controls any one of them h... |
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Baby-sitting Your Job or Owning It? A Career Differentiator by Dawn Lennon - May, 2011 obs are precious these days. Most careers are made up of jobs we¡¯ve loved and others that felt like a long trek across the desert with an empty canteen. It¡¯s tempting to grouse when we see our jobs as: ¡öBoring and repetitive ¡öUncreative and confining ¡öUnchallenging and limiting If we¡¯re not complaining that the work isn¡¯t exciting enough, we¡¯re dissing on the boss who isn¡¯t doing something about it. It... |
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Career Alert: “Your Employer Brands You. Take It or Leave It.” by Dawn Lennon - May, 2011 Companies are credentials. Who we work for says a lot about us. Just ask any resume screener or hiring manager. This reality adds to the job search and career building pressures that are already intense enough. No one ever said this career success thing was going to be easy. What’s in a name? Here’s how it happens: Organizations have their own identities. They are defined by the mission, decisions, and performance ... |
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