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By CathyG

Learning from the Amanda Knox case: thoughts on career image

Living in Seattle, I have met people who knew Amanda Knox and even more people who knew people who knew the young woman now convicted of murder in Italy. I’ll forego comments on whether she might be guilty or innocent. But I want to point out what many in the media noticed: the impression Amanda […]

Filed Under: Career Advice and Opinions

By CathyG

Career planning: An Abusive Environment

Just saw a post along these lines on Facebook, with details disguised: “Suppose you are in an abusive job environment and feel you can’t leave. What can you do in the meantime?” This question is tough. Here’s what I would advise: First talk to a mental health professional and/or coach. Build a strong support system […]

Filed Under: Career Planning Tagged With: loss

By CathyG

Blogging your way out of a job

Some great tips to blog your way out of a job and into your own business, from a master blogger. Click here to learn more. The author explains a few strategies, including — write in batches. — always keep looking for ideas. — create products to sell (or find products that you have the rights […]

Filed Under: Career Change, Career Coaching / Consulting

By CathyG

Continuing the Career Case Study

This post continues the discussion from November 24. I’m grateful for Diana Schneideman’s comment, which provoked this follow-up. I suggest reading that post first and then returning to this one. First: The situation is disguised. I can’t say if Frank and Norma are both females, both males or gender reversed. But typically I find men […]

Filed Under: Career Advice and Opinions

By CathyG

Roy Willliams Memoir: UNC Tar Heels Head Coach Shares Career Story

Roy Williams, the head coach at UNC’s basketball power dynasty, just published Hard Work, a memoir of his life “on and off the court.” Williams rose from a childhood of poverty to become one of the most sought-after basketball coaches in th US. Williams’s book contains much food for thought for career strategists. Did he […]

Filed Under: Career Advice and Opinions

By CathyG

The Quiet Mid-Life Career Rebellion: Passive Aggressive On Purpose

Norma worked for a company as a telecommuter. Her job involved developing training materials. For a few years, she enjoyed the arrangement. Then one day Norma’s company began sending notices of new requirements. Each course had to include a minimum of five objectives. The objectives had to be worded a certain way. They had to […]

Filed Under: Career Advice and Opinions

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