August, 2009

Finding Your 'Quiet Strength' as an Introvert

Four out of five introverted professionals say extroverts are more likely to get ahead where they work, says Jennifer Kahnweiler, author of the new book, The Introverted Leader: Building on Your Quiet ... Continue Reading »

Work from Home: Think Wide, Think Broad, Be Safe

By Jennifer Zach There are plenty of concerns about legitimate work from home opportunities.You can’t be too careful out there. Scams playing on people’s emotions are plenty. Discernment is a must. While ... Continue Reading »

Boobs & Jobsearching

I'm no stickpin, and I don’t need any reminders of that, thank you very much. But the point was driven home the other day when I was forced to follow gorgeous TV star ... Continue Reading »

Uh, Good Morning: We Need Your Resignation By Friday

How would you feel if your employer told you that come Friday you had to submit your resignation and apply for a new job—which might not necessarily be the one you left? That’s ... Continue Reading »

Ever Been Ignored After an Interview?

For a jobseeker there’s nothing more demoralizing than submitting resume after resume -- and never getting a response. Except perhaps this: to have a great interview in person and then never hear a ... Continue Reading »

Working from Home? Set Limits

By Jennifer Zach Do you work from home? Do you want to work from home? If either is true, there is one thing you must know: working from home requires a strong ... Continue Reading »

Speaking of Jobs…

Should a college degree guarantee you a job? Yes, says a New York City woman who is suing the college where she earned a bachelor's degree because she can’t find a job. Trina ... Continue Reading »

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