I Tried That, and It Didn’t Work

December 10, 2015

I Tried That, and It Didn’t Work When you are a career coach, job searchers often ask you for advice. Once you understand what the searcher is looking to do, you may make a suggestion. While there are many who will say “I had not thought of that. It makes sense to me,” there are […]

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Community

November 11, 2015

Community A few years ago while we were dating, my wife introduced me to a place called Albert Hall in Waretown, New Jersey. Albert Hall is a testimony to the “Music of the Pinelands” and the Pinelands Cultural Society. Its purpose is to preserve the music of the region. For over 30 years local musicians […]

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Information Overload

October 28, 2015

Information Overload As I sit to write this post, I have just returned from a networking meeting for those in job transition. I do find such meetings very valuable, as they expose attendees to different ways to structure their job search. However, today, I’m a bit overwhelmed. A lot of information was shared. And, while I do not […]

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A Change in Perspective

October 14, 2015

A Change in Perspective I was privileged recently to be an attendee at a presentation given by a colleague to the members of a job search work group I facilitate. The presenter’s topic was on “The Future of Work.” The presenter is a veteran Human Resources professional who at this time happens to be, himself in job […]

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Forms of Expression

September 23, 2015

Forms of Expression I went to a sculpture garden with my wife the other day. I would never describe myself as an artistic person or a lover of the arts. Certainly I never had any talent for Art when I was in grade school. If I had any aspirations that I had any talent in […]

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