Post-Job Interview: Thank You Notes Matter!
ALWAYS, always send a Thank You Note after your job interview. To distinguish yourself from other...
Read Moreby Julie Erickson | Jul 23, 2021 | Interview, Networking, Work, Workplace | 0
ALWAYS, always send a Thank You Note after your job interview. To distinguish yourself from other...
Read Moreby Julie Erickson | Oct 21, 2020 | Career Transition, Feelings, Workplace | 0
Getting fired is one of the more traumatic events that can happen to us. I know, because...
Read Moreby Julie Erickson | Nov 13, 2014 | how-to, Job Skills, Leadership, Management, Work, Workplace | 0
My clients complain about micromanaging bosses more than any other problem. Yet almost no one sees...
Read Moreby Julie Erickson | Oct 24, 2012 | Feelings, Happiness, Job Change, Workplace | 0
I got this great infographic from LearnStuff.com that validates all you have thought about your...
Read Moreby Julie Erickson | Oct 17, 2012 | Recommended Reading, Work, Workplace | 0
Please check out this great infographic on the costs of workplace discrimination, from Compliance And Safety. This site has other great infographics about workplace safety topics. Featured By: Compliance and Safety...
Read Moreby Julie Erickson | Dec 2, 2011 | Work, Workplace | 0
Confidence is really attractive in a job candidate. Not arrogance or the assumption that you have...
Read Moreby Julie Erickson | Nov 24, 2011 | Job Skills, Workplace | 0
My clients complain about micromanaging bosses more than any other problem. Micro-managers...
Read Moreby Julie Erickson | Nov 22, 2011 | how-to, Money, Workplace | 0
To get a promotion, act as if you already hold the higher position. It’s an age-old...
Read Moreby Julie Erickson | Jul 7, 2011 | Right Fit Job, Work, Workplace | 0
Personality tests. That phrase can drive people crazy. Especially since more companies are asking candidates to take them as part of the interview process. “Those tests don’t really tell you anything.” “I...
Read Moreby Julie Erickson | May 19, 2011 | Job Skills, Work, Workplace | 0
Micro-managing bosses. Back-stabbing colleagues. Unrealistic performance expectations. Favoritism. Unprofessional behavior. Unfair, capricious practices. Lack of respect for expertise. These are some of the reasons people...
Read Moreby Julie Erickson | May 17, 2011 | Money, Work, Workplace | 0
Negotiation happens all the time at work. Using principles from such negotiating masters as William Ury (Getting Past No and Getting to Yes), we can be more effective at work. My client S. is a hospital Director of Marketing who...
Read Moreby Julie Erickson | Apr 19, 2011 | Job Skills, Work, Workplace | 0
A number of people have come to me talking about difficult work environments, and asking for help with coping strategies. The first thing I do is ask them to explain what’s going on. This usually involves some venting of...
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