by Human Workplace | Mar 29, 2020 | Blog Post
Almost everybody finds fault with their own resume, and with their career background. Job seekers either wish they had a different career history than they do, or that their educational background were more impressive, or that the companies they’ve worked for were...
by Human Workplace | Feb 29, 2020 | Blog Post
For years we were taught — and most of us believed — that working hard and hitting your goals at work would practically guarantee career success. Now we know better. Now we know that the most important thing in any organization is not the company’s strategy, its...
by Human Workplace | Feb 27, 2020 | Blog Post
Dear Liz, I’m very frustrated and confused in my career. I worked the worst combination of jobs ever to get through community college first and then to earn my four-year degree. I don’t mean to praise myself but it was a huge effort. I graduated with my BA...
by Human Workplace | Jan 12, 2020 | Blog Post
Dear Liz, What is a “thought leader?” I hear the phrase “thought leader” thrown around a lot at my job. Is a thought leader the same as an expert? I have a lot of opinions but I wouldn’t say I’m an expert in anything. I don’t...
by Human Workplace | Jan 12, 2020 | Blog Post
By now you know that you could work all night and all day and never catch up with your work. White-collar work is never done. The more work you complete the more assignments you will get, so how do you win? How do you get ahead of your job in the Knowledge Economy we...
by Human Workplace | Jan 12, 2020 | Blog Post
If your job description includes interviewing job candidates, here are five questions to scratch off your interview script immediately: 1. What’s your greatest weakness? 2. Where do you see yourself in five years? 3. What’s your greatest failure so far? 4. With all...
by Human Workplace | Jan 12, 2020 | Blog Post
Dear Liz, When is it too late to change careers? I worked as a project coordinator and project lead for a consulting firm for almost twenty years. I took a break from the paid workforce to help my parents during their decline. Mom passed away last year and Dad is in...
by Human Workplace | Jan 12, 2020 | Blog Post
Years ago there was a wide gulf between people who worked for a salary or wages, and people who worked for themselves. Most people were employees on a payroll, and a very small number of other people were independent consultants. Then everything started changing....
by Human Workplace | Dec 7, 2019 | Q&A
Q. Do I have to use my current job title as my LinkedIn headline? A. Not as far as I’m concerned but you might work for a company that prefers you do it that way. Look at your coworkers’ Linkedin profiles and if you’re not sure, ask somebody whether the...
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