All of us are in charge of our own careers. If you are lucky, your organization may offer professional development options or assist with tuition. But building and maintaining a successful career remains one’s own responsibility. One too often lost in the daily work grind or sacrificed to distractions. How can you enhance […]
Military Transition: Start Smart for Success
The Good news: You have skills and knowledge that can lead to a good job. Companies are hiring vets and the federal government has hired more in the past few years than ever before.
However, you may want to jump into an active job search and find a job fast. Or perhaps you think that […]
GalleryThree Gifts For You
The first gift is time.
Sure, we all have the same hours in each day. But you know folks who do an amazing amount with their 24 hours and others who seem unable to do much in theirs.
Take one hour of your time each week to make the rest of your time better. There is no […]
Temp’ing at 90 – Retirement, Disability, Resilience and You
Retire? That’s a discussion for others… isn’t it?
For years I talked to companies that did not see any reason to think about the changing nature of retirement. Anyone with relatives over 85 (the fastest growing demographic in the USA) caught on fast, though.
What happens when our life-spans are commonly passing 80 years but our work-lives are barely half […]
