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05th October 2009
In the midst of a global financial crisis there are many companies that face uncertainty about the future. As some of them come to the difficult decision to lay off employees if they want to stay ahead of competition, they are turning to career transition... Read >
Author: Michiel Van Kets22nd September 2009
If you’re feeling worn out and frustrated as you try to re-invent yourself or transition your career, have faith. It isn’t going to kill you.
So much of the re-invention process comes down to making the decision to play to win — then positioni... Read >
Author: Fawn Germer22nd September 2009
If you're feeling worn out and frustrated as you try to re-invent yourself or transition your career, have faith. It isn't going to kill you. So much of the re-invention process comes down to making the decision to play to win - then positioning yourself ... Read >
Author: Fawn Germer25th August 2009
With the current job market and economic conditions many former corporate executives are looking for alternatives to traditional corporate careers. In many cases the need to find something new may not be voluntary, since so many workers have become victim... Read >
Author: Beau Roth18th August 2009
When you are looking for a position of great importance now and in the future you should consider getting a career in the medical field. The internal medicine jobs are really hot right now and if you are trained and able to do this work you will find that... Read >
Author: Lisa Simmons10th August 2009
In today's super-fast, stress-filled lifestyles, career planning and options are more important than ever, especially in professional fields such as medicine and nursing. When we think of doctors and hospitals, medical and nursing care, and the preparatio... Read >
Author: Lisa Simmons08th August 2009
Individual-centered career planning focuses on individuals’ careers rather than organizational needs. It is done by employees themselves, and individual goals and skills are the focus of the analysis. Such analyses might consider situations both inside ... Read >
Author: laurentandbenon07th August 2009
For the mid career professional, career and job changes have increasingly become a way of life. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that over the past 25 years, Baby Boomers have held an average of 10.5 jobs. That's moving to a new position every 2.5 y... Read >
Author: Chris Makell29th July 2009
Sometimes change is gradual and slowly leads you around to a new way of seeing the world, new experiences and new opportunities: other times, you decide what you want and you chase it down. When a new career is what you seek, but it seems that the door ... Read >
Author: Christopher10th July 2009
Shift happens to all of us.
It occurs with the change of the seasons, when children are born, when love enters our lives, when new friendships are forged...you know where I'm going. I recently read about a couple of shifts that can give all career pro... Read >
Author: Chris Makell01st June 2009
How would you like to accomplish anything you want, faster? There is a secret that is available to any and everyone who wants just that! It's a secret that is really powerful but sometimes hard to understand and take action around. It's simple, yet diffic... Read >
Author: Chris Makell18th May 2009
It's Work / Life Balance Awareness Week from 1 to 6 September. Are you keeping your life in balance? Are you tired of the frenzied, highly demanding age we live in – the constant pressures brought about by the wish to succeed, be financially secure, fit... Read >
Author: Gerard O' Donovan18th May 2009
It's Work / Life Balance Awareness Week from 1 to 6 September. Are you keeping your life in balance? Are you tired of the frenzied, highly demanding age we live in – the constant pressures brought about by the wish to succeed, be financially secure, fit... Read >
Author: Gerard O' Donovan18th May 2009
Here is a question I have been asked repeatedly in the last 60 days. "Can you help me find a job in today's market?"
Certainly there is a valid reason for my clients asking it - after all, there are mass layoffs going on every day and the news is gloom... Read >
Author: Mary Elizabeth Bradford 13th May 2009
As with so many things this concept started in the U.S.A. in the late eighties. Following on from the once popular consultants and therapists, it has become the ??~personal coach??? who will now help sort out your personal and professional life. This new ... Read >
Author: Alonzobradf23612th May 2009
I would like to share a personal story with you. I remember a couple really lean months after I started my business. My husband and I would sit down at the table and I would start to tick off all the things I had done to market my business properly. "I ha... Read >
Author: Mary Elizabeth Bradford 12th May 2009
There is a new phenomenon sweeping the U.K. which is helping people not only to achieve, earn, and do more but also to lead a more balanced and holistic life. It’s called ‘Personal Life Coaching’ and it really does help individuals be all that they ... Read >
Author: Gerald O'donovan12th May 2009
As you probably know by now, cruise careers are highly sought after for good reason. As well, you may have already decided you'd like to work on a cruise ship. If you are fresh out of school, or in a career transition however, you may be faced with a deci... Read >
Author: Lizbnab08th May 2009
There is a new phenomenon sweeping the U.K. which is helping people not only to achieve, earn, and do more but also to lead a more balanced and holistic life. It’s called ‘Personal Life Coaching’ and it really does help individuals be all that they ... Read >
Author: Gerard O' Donovan08th May 2009
There is a new phenomenon sweeping the U.K. which is helping people not only to achieve, earn, and do more but also to lead a more balanced and holistic life. It’s called ‘Personal Life Coaching’ and it really does help individuals be all that they ... Read >
Author: Gerard O' Donovan15th April 2009
I started my lifestyle business, Cows From My Window, nearly two years ago and deciding what to call the wretched thing was definitely one of the hardest parts of the setting up process.
I obsessed over potential business names for the better part of a... Read >
Author: Sarah Cooper10th March 2009
In all the thousands of books there are on success, self-help and personal growth, Anthony Robbins stands out above all the rest. His success formulas can be applied to just about any situation, and that goes for career development and change as well. T... Read >
Author: writer-ros10th February 2009
Nobody stays in one career all their life nowadays. Some go from teaching into law. Nurses enter the police force. Actors become politicians.
Project Management offers the greatest opportunity for a career change. Demanding and rewarding in equal measu... Read >
Author: Simon Buehring07th February 2009
More and more professionals today are tired of the frenzied, highly demanding age we live in – the constant pressures brought about by the wish to succeed, be financially secure, fit and healthy, sociable, a good wife and parent. Career women, in part... Read >
Author: Gerard O' Donovan07th February 2009
More and more professionals today are tired of the frenzied, highly demanding age we live in – the constant pressures brought about by the wish to succeed, be financially secure, fit and healthy, sociable, a good wife and parent. Career women, in part... Read >
Author: Gerard O' Donovan21st January 2009
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With the new recession, there are many corporate executives facing a career transition. Some career search firms are charging as much as $25,000 for their services. Here is a new twist: Start your own exec... Read >
06th January 2009
There are a lot of certificate programs available today but not all of them will lead you to a glorious career. In fact, most of these certificate programs will eat up much of your precious time and money. You may even end up in a non-secure career tran... Read >
Author: Kristin Kronstain10th November 2008
If you are an attorney,financial planner, physician, accountant, or another professional, you work with people everyday as they deal with life transitions. What do life transitions mean for you, and for your practice? With a little understanding of our na... Read >
Author: JBurroughs17th August 2008
By now, you may have heard of—-and even utilized-—online social networking through the various sites available to the technically savvy, including Plaxo, LinkedIn, Naymz, Twitter, FaceBook, Ryze, and a host of others. However, you may not have realize... Read >
Author: Laura Smith-Proulx28th July 2008
Registered Nursing (RN) Jobs offer good money, the chance to make a difference in people's lives, and flexible hours. This rewarding career isn't easy and does require quite a bit of school, but you can study in a variety of different programs that offer ... Read >
Author: PARMOD BANSAL21st July 2008
Registered Nurse (RN) Jobs offered good money, the opportunity to make a difference in people’s lives, and flexible hours. This rewarding career is not easy and requires a little school, but you can study in a variety of programs that offer the flexibil... Read >
Author: Jenny13th June 2008
Are you tired of working 10 and 12 and 14-hour days? Do you want more time for yourself or your family? It's okay to admit it! And, admitting that you need or want more time for things other than work does not mean you are any less professional or any les... Read >
Author: Michelle Dumas02nd February 2008
Have you been waking up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat, panicked about your future, wondering if you're going to be able to make things work out? Is your stomach all tied up in knots? Is your mind racing as you contemplate options, unsure abou... Read >
Author: Susan L Reid12th October 2007
The Internet has opened up a whole new avenue for people to take college courses. If you are interested in a career in nursing, many online college courses for nursing are available. Offered through accredited colleges and universities around the United... Read >
Author: Susan Slobac11th May 2007
Please consider the following items, A to Z, before and during a career transition.
A: Accept that you are responsible for your career and your life.
B: Believe that change is possible and that you deserve to be happy.
C: Clarify what you want ... Read >
Author: Abundant Success Coach27th April 2007
While it may be true that a picture speaks a thousand words, the written word has a power all its own. Seeing something in print tends to make it more credible-especially if it's speaking to an issue that is present in the reader's life-and it helps estab... Read >
Author: Linda Puig26th April 2007
While referrals are one of the most important sources of new clients for therapists and coaches, how to get them seems to be something of a mystery. Below is a five-step referral strategy that can switch on your referral faucet, or turn a trickle into a s... Read >
Author: Linda Puig27th March 2007
Coaching has quickly risen to become a significant way that we seek to improve the quality of our lives and our ability to produce results. While the roots of coaching may have begun in the world of high performance athletes seeking to constantly achieve... Read >
Author: Gwen McCauley12th January 2007
When you are undergoing a career transition, you step out of yourcomfort zone. By definition, a comfort zone isFwell, comfortable.Once you felt in control of a high-powered career. Now you haveneither control nor career. It's frustrating and scary.When yo... Read >
Cathy Goodwin
12th January 2007
Anger can be an intuitive signal. In her Advanced EnergyAnatomy tapes, Carolyn Myss says that anger can be a sign ofclaiming your power. I agree.When you feel lost and confused, it is easy to give yourpower to anyone who appears on your doorstep -- a coac... Read >
Cathy Goodwin
12th January 2007
Returning to school for a midlife, mid-career transition?Wondering how to choose a program? Cathy Goodwin, Ph.D., whospent many years in the classroom as both professor and student,suggests some tough questions to ask before you write your check.1. Do you... Read >
Cathy Goodwin
11th January 2007
Anger can be an intuitive signal. In her Advanced Energy Anatomytapes, Carolyn Myss says that anger can be a sign of claimingyour power. I agree.When you feel lost and confused, it is easy to give your power toanyone who appears on your doorstep -- a coac... Read >
Cathy Goodwin
11th December 2006
Do you want to be more excited about your work? Instead, are you dissatisfied with your job and feel stuck and/or frustrated? Often, people are unable to move forward because they don't know what they want to change. That's where the ADESA model comes in.... Read >
Author: StephaniePeacocke22nd November 2006
Every year as the holidays approach, most jobseekers and career changers make the mistake of halting all their efforts. They believe there is no point in pursuing new opportunities during the holidays, and that nobody is making hiring decisions until Janu... Read >
Author: Ford Myers23rd July 2006
After you've created all your "self-marketing documents" and verbal presentations, you're ready to take your job search "to the street" and begin networking. The goal is to contact people who can help you reach the hiring managers inside your target compa... Read >
Author: Ford Myers14th April 2006
In the not-too-distant past, ascending the corporate ladder assured management professionals of a bigger office, a stronger compensation package and a more secure future. But today, executives are being told: Don't get too comfortable in that corner offic... Read >
Author: Ford Myers14th April 2006
Copyright 2006 Margaret Stead
Did you know that the Wall Street Journal coined the term 'Glass Ceiling,' twenty years ago and ever since researchers have debated why women seldom reach the highest ranks in business?
Do you think it is because senior... Read >
Author: Margaret Stead07th December 2005
Career Transitions:
The Six Mistakes You Don't Want to Make
Every day when Peggy R. came to her desk in a state government office, she felt like she was trapped. She'd worked in the same planning... Read >
Author: Patrick Babineau
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