“Thank you for the note. We’re going in a different direction with this position, but I’ll keep you in mind… Read more Freelance: the Casual Dating of Work
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“Open To Work” = Desperation?
On LinkedIn’s Help site, you will information regarding use of the platform’s “Open to Work” feature, including this video: The… Read more “Open To Work” = Desperation?
The Zoo vs. The Circus
There’s a story I read to my son pretty regularly. It’s from the collection Dr. Seuss’s Bright and Early Board… Read more The Zoo vs. The Circus
On Embracing a Promotion That You Don’t Want
I have written about the idea of earning or being offered a promotion that you do not want. To put… Read more On Embracing a Promotion That You Don’t Want
On Turning Down A Promotion You Don’t Want
About a year ago, I wrote a piece entitled “When You’re Up For a Promotion, But Don’t Want It…”. In… Read more On Turning Down A Promotion You Don’t Want
Work Anniversaries: Two Sides To That Blade
On the 25th of September, I walked into work the same way I usually do: with as brave a face… Read more Work Anniversaries: Two Sides To That Blade
Working In Retail: the Pros They Don’t Want You to Know
It is a widely accepted dogma that working in retail is less than desirable, and more often detested. In most… Read more Working In Retail: the Pros They Don’t Want You to Know
Looking For A New Job? Don’t Just Abandon What You Got Now
One question I have seen consistently floating through cyberspace is, “should you quit your job before finding a new one?”… Read more Looking For A New Job? Don’t Just Abandon What You Got Now
Hanging Up On The Boss: How NOT To Respond To Rejection
U.S. Mens National soccer team striker Ricardo Pepi has taken full advantage of his return, scoring twice in a 7-1… Read more Hanging Up On The Boss: How NOT To Respond To Rejection
The Most Important Thing Lost When We Lose Working Remotely
Since working remotely became the emergency norm in the early days of the pandemic, workers have shown that they can… Read more The Most Important Thing Lost When We Lose Working Remotely
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