Archive for May, 2010

Good, Better, Best…Better?

May 28th, 2010

“Several months ago, while in China, I took note of the particular consistency and pride of reference made by many Chinese… the USA is the largest developed nation and China is the largest developing nation. This is something that we’ve heard expressed here in the USA by economists, business persons and politicians as well, for some time. Here at home, we hear this from a position of lingering strength…hearing it away from home gives it a more impending meaning…”

Identify With the Opportunity, Not Just the Need: The Case of Lori and the Middle Aged Exec.

May 11th, 2010

Note: this blog post originally appeared on The Huffington Post

Whenever I ask a job seeker what the top criteria are for the perfect job, I typically get a combination of career and lifestyle choices presented. Case in point: Last week, after a grueling session, I asked my under-30 trainer what her top five criteria for [...]

10 Job Hunting Tips for Graduates

May 6th, 2010

“In today’s work culture, employees are highly valued when they have mobile skills and attitudes. Fresh out of school, you are expected to bring new, creative thought to your hiring company, regardless of where you start out working. Make yourself known right away as someone who has done homework on the company and is passionate about working there, not just getting a job.”