Brian Basilico — October 4, 2019 Follow @bbasilico So, I don’t know if you’ve ever read the book “How To Win Friends And Influence People” by Dale Carnegie. It’s a great book, and one of the things that it says in the book that I think really stands out is the sweetest sound in peoples’ … Continue reading How Does Making Yourself Obsolete Makes You More Valuable Now?
Arik Hanson — October 1, 2019 Back when I was working for other people, I always got a ton of push-back when I mentioned I had always adopted an “always be looking mindset.” I think a lot of people took it the wrong way. Like “this guy is going to be looking for a new … Continue reading Why I Think It’s OK (If Not Preferred) to “Always Be Looking”
Julie Winkle Giulioni — September 19, 2019 Follow @julie_wg — September 19, 2019 We’ve seen it time and again. The products and services that we loved (September 20, 2019) are old news today… and obsolete tomorrow. It plays out in everything from our voracious appetite for new features and phones to the revolving doors of … Continue reading Career Development May Mean Career Disruption
Meeta Ramnani — September 11, 2019 Follow @meeta_ramnani — September 11, 2019 Currently, with automation replacing humans, many workers are at risk of losing their jobs. While the IT sector is boosting and accepting automation, the tech sector should also have less to fear from the changes as compared to most industries. There will always … Continue reading Future Tech Jobs That Do Not Exist Yet
Costi Teleman — July 27, 2019 — July 27, 2019 These days, technology is at the forefront of nearly all human activities—changing the way things are done whether you’re a student, a teacher, a business owner, or an employee. And one area that has been greatly shaped by technology is hiring. Professionals in the recruitment … Continue reading Technological Changes in Recruitment and How Job Seekers Should Adapt
Liz Kislik — July 23, 2019 Follow @lizkislik — July 23, 2019 When I interview executives for corporate change management or improvement projects, they often talk about the feeling that they’re not making or seeing enough progress. Indeed, according to Gallop’s 2017 State of the Workplace report, fully two-thirds of U.S. employees feel disengaged at … Continue reading How to Help Yourself If You’re Feeling Stuck At Work
Daniel Burrus — July 17, 2019 Follow @DanielBurrus — July 17, 2019 We are no longer in a period of rapid change. We have now entered an amazing inflection point where true transformation happens. For example, we changed how we listened to music and catalogued our media when we went from CDs and floppy discs … Continue reading Redefine and Reinvent Your Career Before It Leaves You Behind
Josh Ritchie — June 27, 2019 — June 27, 2019 geralt / Pixabay Our agency’s vision is “to build a future where everyone can live healthy and fulfilled lives.” Work plays a big role in anyone’s life, but finding purpose in your work can be challenging when you don’t know how it connects to your … Continue reading How We Clarify Job Expectations With 2 Helpful Tools
Daniel Burrus — June 23, 2019 Follow @DanielBurrus — June 23, 2019 It doesn’t matter what you do for a living — whether you work in medicine or retail, law or construction, software engineering or writing — there’s an art and science to every career. Each profession has its scientific aspects, those more mechanical facets, … Continue reading Learning to Master the Art of Your Career
Gaurav Belani — June 22, 2019 Follow @BelaniGaurav — June 22, 2019 Forget the financial perils, the worst part about getting laid off is that it wasn’t even your fault. You were doing your part right and yet, one fine day, you’re unemployed. First off, know that you’re not the only victim of this impromptu … Continue reading Laid Off? 5 Ways to Slash Expenses Till Your Next Employment
