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The Most Fundamental Quality A Good Coach Needs
It's low-key but critical. Whether they're working from inside an organization (in direct management or as a mentor) or from outside (as an executive coach), good coaches share one basic…
How To Stand Out To A Millennial Hiring Manager
Some more experienced workers find it more difficult to get hired by a millennial hiring manager. Before there's an assumption of age discrimination, consider that there may be other factors…
Why More Firms Should Adopt The Facebook Bereavement Policy
Facebook just gave its workers up to 20 days off for bereavement leave. Here's what other firms offer and what a grief counselor advises
Five Real-Life Examples Of Job Seekers Hurt Or Helped By Their Thank You Notes
Send a proofread, personalized thank you. The benefits can push a job search outcome in your favor and even linger beyond the job search at hand
How To Answer The Hardest Interview Question Of All
How do you answer the hardest interview question of all? Here are ideas!
Eight Reasons You Shouldn't Ask Your Former Supervisor For A Job Reference
A former employer is only supposed to offer limited information. such as job title and employment dates, when asked for a reference
You Never Know Where You're Going To Find A Nonagenarian These Days. You Might Even Work With One.
A good percentage of the volunteers at FISH are part of a growing segment of the
Why Is It Always The Pushy Ones That Get Promoted?
Linda's friend Jeannie was qualified for an internal promotion but another employee got it -- a pushy and aggressive person. Linda wonders 'Why is it always the pushy ones who…
Two Reasons We Fail to Be Creative
Why are we so bad at connecting the dots?
Nine Awesome Things To Do Right After You Lose Your Job
Whether you are former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, recently ousted National Security Advisory Gen. Michael Flynn, a laid-off steel-worker or a member of the creative class, you can perform…