Sneak Preview of UNSINKABLE Book!
I recently had the opportunity to guest blog on InPower Women (a blog devoted to promoting narratives of women in leadership positions) and I decided to publish an excerpt from the UNSINKABLE book. I hope you enjoy this post: Lessons Learned from … Continue reading
New Year and a New Start-up
Thinking about starting something new? Me too. Although my book, Unsinkable, promises how to “Find a Job, Create a Career, Build a Business,” so far I’ve only covered the first two topics on this blog. Now it’s time to talk about how … Continue reading
Ready to Jump?
I’ve missed you guys! I’ve had a blast writing this month (but not much for my own blog.) If you have missed me (!) you might find a post I wrote on how
November Kick Start: More Things I Learned from My Start-up
So you are out on your own, as a consultant or moonlighter or maybe as a new company owner. I’ve been there and here is what I’d advise: 1.YOU are the business plan: Write your business plan down and make projections; … Continue reading
November Kick-Start: No New Job Yet? –Start a Company!
Ever think about going out on your own? Even if you are still looking for a job you can stand out and earn some income consulting or offering services that may turn into an enterprise. So to begin:
November Kick Start: The RULES No One Tells You When You Start a New Job
So you got the job…hey, congratulations. Here are some tips for those first few weeks: Fill up everyone’s in box with great work: get ahead of deadlines and put your best effort forward
November Kick Start: More Pointers for a Job Interview
You are going to interview with a human being so be human! Touch on soft skills – these include written and oral communication, the ability
November Kick-Start: Pointers on the Job Interview (Part One)
Preparation for a job interview will give you confidence and help you sound knowledgeable and, well, prepared! Here are some things to think about as you get ready:
November Kick Start: Vets Seeking Civilian Employment
Our country owes an enormous debt to our veterans — and when they return from service they have a lot to offer the work place. I have hired and guided a number of veterans in the civilian work force and … Continue reading