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Category Archives: Career
If the hat fits, wear it
My friend lamented that people don’t wear enough hats. What he was really talking about was the roles we wear at work.
A labor of love
What makes a good, or rather, a great manager? Learning from an exceptional role model who led by example.
Take my network … please
For those taking the plunge into the professional networking pool, nothing can be more daunting than navigating social media. Nevertheless, with a few basic guiding principles, these sites can be powerful tools.
‘Gears of genius’
For freelancers, our creative locus can be wherever and whatever we want and need it to be.
Be the tofu
Be the tofu. No, not bland, boring or tasteless. Rather, find career satisfaction and success in being versatile and adaptable. A delicious post with recipe.
The intersection of passion & profession
What do we do with the timeless advice: discover your passion and make it your career? It’s no simple formula. Perhaps, for many, fulfillment lies somewhere in the middle: that geography where passion enters at an angle, seeps around the edges, informs and inspires. How much fulfillment is enough to make it through the day?
The break-up, life after corporate
A personal account of job loss and how it became a positive, life-changing experience.
Take my job, please
When I was growing up my father changed jobs a lot in order to advance his career. After he would leave a job, he would alter a business card from that job and draw on it as if it was stamped with such sayings as "canceled," "expired," or "you can take this job and shove it," etc.
Advice to ‘dead man walking’: Stay true north