In today’s WSJ, Sue Shellenbarger addresses this question: Is it ever okay to quit on the spot? Her article can be found via this link. For this article, Shellenbarger interviews a handful of HR managers, a few people who walked out and some people who coach millennials and entry level workers. The HR managers naturally […]
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Mid-Life Career Change: 3 Common Job Search Questions
Here are 3 of the most common job search questions that appear on forums (and that I get asked by clients). (1) How do you write your resume for a mid-life career change?
Midlife Career Advice: Should I Tell My Boss I’m Unhappy?
Career Decision: Leave a sinking ship (or enjoy more cheese?)
Q. I joined Blue Company three months ago. Since then my department has experienced a 40% turnover. I can see why. It’s disorganized and outdated. Our boss expects us to put in long hours to do meaningless work. Time to leave? A. Maybe. The key question seems to be:
7 Time Management Strategies To FINALLY Get That Project DONE
Q. I have several projects going at once — but I never seem to finish them! I’m pulled in so many different directions — and I end up with nothing to show for my efforts! A. While you’re in a creative mode, you’re most likely to be swamped with ideas! Feeling swamped can be a […]
Map Your Experience On To Your New Career
Q. My last 2 jobs I wore a lot of different hats. Now I want to go to a new city and find a new job. How do I present my varied experience? A. First and foremost, be straightforward. List your jobs chronologically. Don’t be tempted by the siren call of the functional resume. But […]