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Career Blog

I am working with a coaching client who has been getting ready to launch her job search.  For a while now. She was overwhelmed by the number of decisions she felt she needed to make in order to have a...
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“Quiet quitting” is the phrase of the day. I have seen a few definitions. I am all for the quiet quitting idea of setting better boundaries to create improved work/life harmony. The definition that gets in my craw is the...
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THIS IS A REPLAY OF A PREVIOUS LABOR DAY BLOG. Great Advice Twice! We recently had our windows replaced and we were removing memorabilia off of a shelf in my son’s room. One of the things I found was an old bookmark he...
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In 1973, Mark Granovetter, Princeton and Harvard grad, American sociologist and professor at Stanford University, published a landmark study on the spread of information in social networks. Q: What is one of the strongest ways to learn about a job opening or to...
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This morning as I was doing my walk there was a large group of young children with soccer balls and several coaches gathered on a soccer field getting ready to do soccer drills. The soccer coach said,  “today we’re going...
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I am working with a client on a job search who says she wants a leadership role. She has worked very hard to get where she is today and does not want to lose what she has gained. Totally agree!...
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You may have been asked, or heard someone asked, “If you could talk to your younger self, what advice would you give them?”. This is a fun exercise that helps remind us that what we thought was the worst possible...
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