Tag: Stress
How to Use Your Professional Image to Your Advantage During the Job Search
Your application may put you in the running for a new job, but it won’t be enough to land the role...
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A Simple Approach to Doing Well on Job Interviews: Be Yourself
Job seekers in 2017 face a labor market where employers are seeking a good culture fit. In part,...
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Job Search Affirmations #2
Born from hard experience, these affirmations do two main things for job seekers: offer hope,...
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Finding That “Right Fit” Job: Good News, Bad News
The good news: many job seekers, including my clients, get interviews for jobs. The market is...
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How to Succeed on a Phone Interview
Phone interviews are the initial gate between you and your new job. If you’ve gotten to...
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If You Feel Stuck, Try Doing a Personal SWOT Analysis
Sometimes, job search can seem endless and sometimes people feel stuck – as though they keep...
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Change Just One Thing…and See What Happens
I am talking with my coach about how changing just one thing can change everything, or at least...
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What FEAR Means to Me: Faithless Ego Anticipates Ruin
Stricken by fear a couple years ago, I sat and thought about exactly what it felt like to me. I...
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The Number One Reason People Hate Their Jobs: Bad Bosses
I got this great infographic from LearnStuff.com that validates all you have thought about your...
Read MoreSucceed by Managing Stress When You Start Your New Job
A new Executive Director of a large NYC non-profit is completely swamped, and is not taking time for coaching – even though she knows it might help her. Here’s what I reminded her about: “When you started in...
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