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By CathyG

Escape From Cubicle Nation…but to what?

Pamela Slim’s book, Escape from Cubicle Nation, will be available at the end of this month. It’s a really good book about starting your business — something most corporate denizens will need to do, whether they want to or not. Today Pam wrote an article for the New York Times career section. She writes that […]

Filed Under: Career Advice and Opinions

By CathyG

Networking for Career: What NOT To Do

Career change often starts with information search. That’s a good thing. But before you start, take a few minutes to study how to accomplish this goal. Here’s an email I received from a well-meaning changer. See how many mistakes you can spot: I hope you are well and I’m sorry for bothering you. I found […]

Filed Under: Career Advice and Opinions

By CathyG

Helping a Friend With a Job Search

We see many articles about jump-starting your own job search but this articles targets friends of job seekers. The author herself went through a painful job search. Now happily employed, she’s put together these very helpful tips. Just buying someone a hot chocolate or giving thm a ride can make a huge difference, she says. […]

Filed Under: Job Search Tagged With: Add new tag, Job Search

By CathyG

Job Loss Resources (and some good news)

Career consultant Alison Doyle is giving away copies of her book, Internet Your Way To A Good Job Online. She’s got some good resources for job hunters. Usually I say, “You get what you pay for,” but this seems to be the Real Deal. Click here  for more.

Filed Under: Job Loss

By CathyG

Managing Layoffs With Grace

A Business week columnist presented what she calls “etiquette tips” for those who are laid-off as well as those who survive. Go here to read the column. A few key ideas: When you’re laid off, write a few personal notes to colleagues in your current and recent jobs. Talk about why you enjoyed the business […]

Filed Under: Job Loss Tagged With: Career Advice and Opinions, Job Loss, loss

By CathyG

Volunteer for a furlough? Think about it.

The Wall Street Journal carried an article about companies who ask employees to  volunteer for furloughs. They interviewed several advisors. Bottom line: Check out the political implications before you volunteer. Will you gain an advantage? Will your colleagues resent you? Frankly, I am opposed to asking workers to donate anything to a company. When you’re […]

Filed Under: Workplace Politics Tagged With: workplace

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