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Job Satisfaction by Rob Taub - Sep, 2009 A friend once said, “If I knew that job satisfaction was so elusive, I wouldn’t have spent half my life looking for it.” I asked him to define what job satisfaction for him would be and he responded “I’ll know when I find it.” Job satisfaction for some stems from the challenges in the job or a sense of purpose while for others it's more extrinsic and may be measured by the money they make. For others it may come from the... |
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Five Tips to Rev-Up Your Career This Fall by Ford R. Myers - Sep, 2009 Summer is coming to a close, and September is here! That means it’s time to hang-up the beach bag, dry-out the swim trunks and focus on career advancement. Here are five tips to help job seekers get out of their Summer “career coma” and focus on Fall career success: 1. Create and Control Your Internet Image Whether it’s LinkedIn, You Tube, Face Book, VisualCV – or all of the above – every professional should have an onl... |
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Presentation Skills - Grand Finale: 5 Tips for Great Q & A by Suzanne Bates - Aug, 2009 The other night I spoke to a midsummer night networking event for women entrepreneurs at The Commonwealth Institute in Boston. The topic was finding purpose and passion in your work. Entrepreneurs tend to be pretty passionate people, but like everybody who is running a business now, they’re worried, exhausted and tense. Everybody needed to have some wine and some fun. Injecting the fun is your job as speaker. What I’ve ... |
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Successful Presentations: Mend Your Cheatin’ Ways by Suzanne Bates - Aug, 2009 I’ve never met anybody who didn’t wish they could give a great presentation. I’ve met a lot of people who are kidding themselves about what they’re willing to do about it. These are people with good intentions and bad habits that are killing them. As those of you who read this blog reguarly know, I can write with absolute certainty about these mistakes because I’ve made all of them. One of the dirty little secrets about ... |
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Top CIOs Say Communication the Key to Their Success by Suzanne Bates - Aug, 2009 I gave the opening keynote at the CIO 100 Summit, where the top technology innovators in the country are being recognized by CIO Magazine. Our conversation was about the importance of becoming a motivational leader. The reception was so overwhelmingly positive that I had to write about it. Dozens of CIOs sought me out after the talk and at lunch to remark about how it resonated. In times like these they’ve realized they nee... |
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Why It’s Worth Learning How to Give Feedback by David Lee - Aug, 2009 I just got back from Austin, Texas where I was doing a seminar on how to give constructive feedback with the Texas Municipal Retirement System’s management team. Before we discussed the “how you do it”, I asked people to think of all the answers they could come up with to this question: “Why bother to learn how to give constructive feedback?” I asked them to focus on this important question first because knowing how to g... |
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A Few Winning at Working Tips by Nan S. Russell - Aug, 2009 For me, winning at working is not about climbing organizational hierarchies but offering the best of your uniqueness and gifts to the world. In that sense, only when we're all winning will we truly all win. I believe that's a vision worth working towards. Here are a few Winning at Working TIPS: Winning at Working TIP #1: Do the work, do it well, and then do it even better. Higher pay and opportunities follow contributors. ... |
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Are Leadership and Management The Same Thing? by Kris Parfitt - Aug, 2009 There are many questions around leadership: What makes a great leader? Is leadership motivation or is it vision? Are leadership styles indicative to situations? Are good leaders created or born? The questions around management are similar yet distinctively different: What makes a great manager? Do managers coach or delegate? What results does the managed need to demonstrate to prove a manager’s ability to execute efficientl... |
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Big Box to a Small Shop: The Pros and Cons of Working for a Smaller Company by Joe Turner - Aug, 2009 The odds are good that during this economic recession, increasing numbers of experienced executives will find themselves transitioning from a large corporation to a small firm. If you’re accustomed to working for a big box, you might find it uncomfortable to consider a small shop. But if your job has been downsized or outsourced, motivation to secure another job can outweigh hesitation about working in a much smaller company. ... |
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I'm Fed Up With Myths of Success by Ramon Greenwood - Aug, 2009 Part I: I'm fed up with being bombarded daily on the Internet and via snail mail with get-rich-quick schemes about career success. How about you? These schemes are based on myths that there are secrets, waiting to be discovered that will propel you along a successful career path with little or no effort. Does that pass the test of common sense? I think not. Not long ago I received a mailing assuring me that I could "... |
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