630-260-8500

Posts filed under: Career Blog

Career Blog

With Shelter at Home being extended through at least April 30th we are all having to adjust in ways big and small. A transformation is taking place. Like a caterpillar on its way to becoming a butterfly, we are in...
Continue Reading →
I was listening to a recent Ted Radio Hour segment on โ€œJumpstarting Creativityโ€.ย  They were talking with Brian Eno. Brian is an English musician and producer.ย  He was in Roxy Music and has worked with many well-known bands like U2,...
Continue Reading →
I just hung up with anย  IT leader who is on a job search. She had planned her exit from her previous company mid-2019 and knew, given her level of experience, that her search could take some time before she...
Continue Reading →
I recently had the honor of speaking on a panel for International Womenโ€™s Day at Accenture in Chicago. The topic was Access. Because I am a fan of acronyms as a way of remembering things, I decided to create an...
Continue Reading →
โ€œSometimes you got to strike โ€˜ em out without your fastballโ€.ย  While watching a recent Blackhawks game, Pat Foley, Chicago Blackhawks announcer, said this quote which he attributed toย Harry Caray, longtime Chicago Cubs announcer. Pat was suggesting that when things...
Continue Reading →
As a recruiter, I have the privilege of helping companies build strong IT teams-ideally teams that are balanced and diverse as we continue to foster inclusive hiring practices. #HireMoreWomenInTech. I also have had the privilege of working with 1000โ€™s of...
Continue Reading →
It seems like in this day in age we are all about saying yes. Be Bold! Make a Scene! Shondra Rhimes, the creator of Greyโ€™s Anatomy, wrote a great book called The Year of Yes. I have friends who have...
Continue Reading →
No one can argue that the digital age has created many benefits. As a recruiter, the whole way I connect with people has changed because of technology-from automating emails to LinkedIn connection and social media awareness. One of my favorite...
Continue Reading →
You do not have to be a graduate from the University of Texas to fulfill your dreams but when I saw this fellow Longhorn, I felt InspiHERed to share. Nate Boyer was a kid with low self-esteem and no clear...
Continue Reading →
Iโ€™m reading the book Atomic Habits by James Clear. In the book, he gives an example of 2 people who are resisting a cigarette. When offered a smoke, one person responds, โ€œNo thanks, I am trying to quitโ€. The other...
Continue Reading →