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Let Your Calendar Manage You

You’ll be surprised how much more you get done

For the first in a six-part series about stepping up your job-search or job-upgrade process, business coach Kate Hanley explains the importance of keeping a calendar. First, please tell me what you do. I help ...

The Importance of Global Awareness

The woman’s plea over a social network was clear and to the point: “I am going to Saudi Arabia on business and I need to find someone who can tell me how women have to ...

They Could Pay Me in Beer

Careers in the brewing business

Good news: beer joints are popping up all over San Diego, so much that Time Magazine recently called San Diego the “hoppiest place on earth.” America’s craft-beer capital spells good news for people who want ...

Military Personnel Storm the Job Market

Military personnel are worried. They hear the news. They watch television. They hear terms such as sequestration, cutbacks, downsizing, rightsizing, reduction in force. Soon, we may find that many former military personnel are in the ...

Thank God I Got Laid Off

Because now I have my dream job

Before he was laid off in 2005, Sean Margolin worked 20 years for an electronics company. It took him about five minutes to decide what he was going to do next. “I got my captain’s ...

A Pile is Not a File

The importance of job search organization

Carolyn Walstein, profession organizer, explains the importance of staying organized in your job search. First, please tell me what you do. I’m a professional organizer. I help people update and prioritize, and let go of ...

Workers’ Patience Has Run Out

After years of clinging to jobs, workers are expected to seek better employment.

The Conformity Curse

If you are like everyone else, you are sacrificing your individuality, your goals, and your uniqueness.

Workplace Changes to Look for in 2013

This will be the year that employers are forced to decide whether they value their workforce enough to invest in it.

Hipster is Not a Real Job

But There are jobs out there for the young and hip

A used food truck can cost between $20,000 and $40,000. A new food truck can be as much as $100,000.