Workplace communication – it can either make or break your career. From the first day you walk into your administrative role at a local non-profit to the retirement party for longtime executives and everything in between, your conversational habits and patterns set the pace and success of your future. Why, per se, is this the […]
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You did it – you landed the interview. That’s worthy of celebration, but you haven’t crossed the finish line, not yet anyhow. The real race has begun – showing your potential employer why you are the right candidate for this job. How do you do that? Of course, you can pick out a stellar outfit […]
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You are on the fence about working in nonprofits. You want to build a long-lasting career but are unsure whether experience in this sector will grow your professional prospects. Some people assume no, but don’t be too quick to dismiss an opportunity in this field. By working in non-profits, you glean life-long lessons and build […]
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Work is important, but sometimes, without even noticing, we elevate its importance to unhealthy levels. And when that happens, we can begin wondering if we are cut out for our jobs or even in the right career. Balancing a good work ethic with a need for rest (actual rest, unplugging from all responsibilities for a […]
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Networking – the term can be both ambiguous and overwhelming. Is it important? Does it add value to your career? And if so, how do you network in a way that connects with people without being another email or phone call people debate returning? All valid and relatable questions, ones I’ve wrestled with myself. Through […]
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