And what you should do about it by Deborah Brown-Volkman – Job Journal “We have nothing to fear but fear itself,” President Roosevelt famously said during World War II to give hope to millions of Americans. What FDR said then is just as true today. Read more »
And increase your odds of career success
by Kaitlin Madden – The Work Buzz
What do Bill Gates and Oprah Winfrey have in common? Besides the obvious level of success each has achieved, they share one important aspect of how they got to the top — they each had a mentor to help guide them on their way. What could a mentor do for you and your career? And where can you find the right one?
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Staying positive even if you’re on your last string
by Dr. Alan Zimmerman – Expert Access
Life is tough, work is hard, and stress will kill you. So, how can you live better and work smarter? First of all, don’t take what’s going on too seriously or personally. Then, work to develop the kind of positive attitude that keeps you going — and on top — no matter what happens. You can do it if you adopt four basic principles.
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It’s easier than you think
by Susan Adams – Forbes
Getting ahead in a career is never easy, whether you’re new to the field or you’ve been around for awhile. It would be nice if your boss or another member of upper management would help you climb the corporate ladder and speed your way to the top. But often, this isn’t the case, and you need to find a mentor someplace else.
Where can you find a mentor, and how do you use one?
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Take small steps to get where you want to go
by Deborah Brown-Volkman – California Job Journal
“I’m too young.” “I don’t have enough experience.” “My boss doesn’t like me.” There are lots of reasons why you may think your career isn’t advancing the way you’d like — and maybe some of them are true. But that doesn’t mean you can’t still get ahead in your job. All it takes is some adjustments on your part.
Are you willing to change so you can move forward professionally?
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