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Career Angles
True North in Your Career By Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter I worked in recruiting for more than 40 years before transitioning into coaching. I prepared people for interviews and many of the ridiculous questions that a person might be asked. I understood that most of the time, all employers wanted to find out...
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A podcast episode with mistakes allowed to appear is a great reminder about the importance of mercy, especially during times like these.
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Performing for staff and clients
Seemingly unimportant signals that are, in fact, important should be shown in ways that are still interesting but don’t call attention to themselves.
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Okay, If You’re So Smart . . .
Many of us start to reflect upon the kindness and generosity of others, start to evaluate our goals and whether we were successful in meeting them.
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SOBs
We were trained to be “nice people.”
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Perfection is BS
One of the things that is painfully aware to me is how much people believe they have to be perfect.
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You Need Allies
I was reminded by Professor Emerita Patricia O’Hara's testimony of how powerful an impression an advocate can make, particularly one who presents a non-partisan case for advocacy.
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How to Challenge Limiting Beliefs About Career Potential
Experts across industries share actionable tips to transform limiting beliefs into stepping stones for professional growth.
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