Setting
Yourself Up for Success in the Interview Process
The goal is to conduct the interview that you want
to have.
Learning
to Ask
Men Ask Much More Often Than Women
8
Great Strategies for
Working Any Room
Walking into a room full of people, especially strangers,
is daunting. Yet, our careers, businesses and social
lives are enhanced by our ability to create visibility
as we meet, mingle, interact and make connections.
Eighteen
Keys to Success
See what comes up when you think about these keys
in relation to your own life.
Women
and Leadership:
The Delicate Balancing Act
There are several key ways in which people respond
differently to women and men who are leaders. This
article outlines these differences, identifies the
ways in which such responses affect women’s
leadership, and proposes some solutions to smooth
the way for women leaders.
Leadership
& Confidence
Many Women Are Competent, but Lack Confidence
As a business coach, I’ve often encountered
female executives with confidence problems. I've run
into this so many times with emerging women leaders—women
so deeply competent in their skills and so dearly
lacking confidence in them.
What
Motivates You at Work?
Many of us believe that the only reason we work is
money. Although there is no question that money—or
what it buys—is a prime motivator, money alone
does not create the sense of fulfillment and accomplishment
that many of us are seeking.
How
to Stay Positive
in a Negative Workplace
How do you keep the contagious effect of negativity
from rubbing off on you? Using our expert’s
tips you can stay positive in a negative environment!
6
Easy Steps to Make a Change in Your Career
Let’s face it, change is scary. Here are 6 easy
steps to move you in your desired direction starting
today.
Know
Your Learning Style
People
learn in different ways. Just as we prefer different
hair styles, clothing styles, managerial styles, and
music styles, we also feel much more natural and comfortable
acquiring information in ways that fit our preferred
"styles" of learning.
Probing
the Glass Ceiling
Women comprise
46.5% of the U.S. workforce, 49% of all managers,
16% of upper managers, and 1% of the Fortune 500 CEO's.
What major factors contribute to this imbalance, influencing
a woman's ability to reach the top in today's corporate
world?
Moving
Made Easy
Numerous households and offices are moving every day.
Regardless of the size or distance of a relocation,
careful planning, communication and organization is
essential for a successful move.
Emotional
Intelligence
You Can Help How You Feel
Concentration:
Getting Into Flow
Emotional Intelligence At Its Best
Nice
Girls Don't Get the Corner Office
What You Need To Know
Blog
Topic:
Work-Life
Balance —Creating Boundaries
For You To Follow
Blog
Topic:
Work-Life
Balance —Creating Boundaries For Others
To Follow
Blog
Topic:
How
To Get A Handle On Time —Don’t
Let Time Ruin Your Work-Life Balance
Sustaining
Performance in Good Times and Bad
Seven Strategies That Work For Me
International
Business
Cross-Cultural
Awareness Is Not Fluff And Polish
Blogging
101: How To Use Blogs
You may have heard that writing about your business
online can increase your profitability, but you don’t
know where to start. Or, perhaps you have a hobby
or topic and are interested in engaging with an online
community with similar interests. In that case, you
need to start reading blogs.
There
is No Crying in Business
What You Can Do About That
If
You Want to Succeed, Attitude is Everything
A
Positive Attitude Is Key
Listening
to Women: New Perspectives on Negotiation
Women
Have Powerful Insights In Negotiation
How
to Cope with Anger
Reappraise...Respond...Relinquish...Relax.
Emotionally-driven automatic responses are usually
learned in childhood, so by adulthood reacting angrily
can be a habit.
A
Victim Says, "Why Does This Keep Happening To
Me?"
Living powerless in your circumstances comes at a
hefty price: It causes confusion, upset and anger.
It robs you of clarity and peace and keeps you from
getting what you want out of life.
How
to Handle Backstabbers at Work
Never overlook the damage backstabbers can do. Don’t
laugh at them or shrug off their behavior. If you
do, it just reinforces their control and their negative
behavior. They won’t change, because this behavior
has worked for them in the past.
Counselor,
Coach or Mentor - How They Differ - Which is Right
for You
Coaches are action oriented.They will urge you to
focus on the present and the future, to set realistic
goals, to overcome obstacles that might get in your
way, and to practice effective behaviors in the here
and now.
Kate
White: CheatSheet for Women
Who
Are On Their Way Up
Unmasking
the Impostor Syndrome
Do You Ever Feel Like A Fraud?
Create
the Next Chapter of Your Life
Are
you winning the “game of life?" Are you
as successful as you would like to be in your life
and in your career? If not, what are you doing to
change your situation?
Sex
in the Workplace
Still
a Challenge for the Corporate Woman
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