Job Satisfaction

Small Steps To Career Success

Posted by David on February 17, 2012 at 10:12 am

Whenever we have a big task in front of us – be it finding a new job or tackling a huge project at work – it’s easy to get overwhelmed or to rush it to get it over with. But as I’ve seen time and time again as a Career Coach, breaking down any task [...]

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How To Productively Work From Home

Posted by David on February 1, 2012 at 10:29 pm

The modern day workplace has gotten to a point that you don’t have to physically be “in” it to be a part of it! As a Carer Coach and counselor, I talk to more and more people who work from home, some as full-time employees who work online with coworkers, others who serve as freelancers [...]

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Career Success Strategies That Clearly Worked

Posted by David on January 19, 2012 at 11:59 pm

If you haven’t heard of Richard Branson, the billionaire entrepreneur behind Virgin, this should be a great introduction! Branson has set himself apart in the professional world by the fresh approaches he’s adopted in his career journey (you can learn more about him here). The reason I’m bringing Branson up is that I just came [...]

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How Your Social Media Comments Could Sink Your Career

Posted by David on January 10, 2012 at 10:03 pm

No one is always happy in their job all the time, nor should they pretend to be. Whether it’s a bad boss or just a bad day, it’s understandable that you’re going to have some negative things to say about your career at times, even if you’re in a career you love. The key is [...]

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Should You Have a New Year’s Resolution For Your Career?

Posted by David on December 28, 2011 at 2:24 pm

In short: YES!! I’m a big believer in New Year’s Resolutions overall, and I think a career-motivated resolution is a great thing. Almost one year ago on January 3rd I posted the following here on the blog, and I still believe every word of it: Some people are firm believers in the importance and power [...]

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Sometimes You Need to Say “No” to Change

Posted by David on December 4, 2011 at 2:35 pm

I came across this blog post the other day that I found very insightful. The post is written by an IT professional who’s discussing how there are “emergency changes” and “normal changes” in the workplace. The point he makes is that sometimes you need to say NO to a proposed change because it isn’t set [...]

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What Can Lady Gaga Teach You About a Job Search?!

Posted by David on November 6, 2011 at 2:44 pm

That’s exactly what I wanted to know when I saw a recent article titled, 4 Job Search Lessons Learned From Lady Gaga. I know Lady Gaga is a huge star. She’s incredibly popular. But let’s face it…she’s a little bit out there! But as the article points out, there’s a lot of strategy behind all [...]

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Video From Last Week’s GO! Network Session

Posted by David on October 2, 2011 at 8:59 pm

In case you weren’t able to make last week’s GO! Network Session, I had the privilege of presenting “From ‘Hi’ to Hired”, sharing how to simplify and ace the interview. The good folks at GO! Network were great to video the session, and you can see Part 1 below. Let me know what you think, [...]

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Now That Labor Day Weekend Is Over, It’s Back To Work!

Posted by David on September 5, 2011 at 9:00 pm

I hope you had a great long weekend! No matter where you are in your career, it’s important to take a long weekend every once and a while and ENJOY yourself. Breaking away from the stress of your career is key to being better at your career. But when the break is over, it’s time [...]

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Are You Meant To Be An Entrepreneur?

Posted by David on August 23, 2011 at 5:18 pm

I encourage EVERYONE to put their career in their own hands. But some people take that advice very literally, quitting their job to go into business for themselves. As this CNBC article points out, more and more “Employees are bidding farewell to corporate America in the hope of finding a more secure, or at lest [...]

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