Knight Kiplinger of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance was queried in the October issue about the decision of a guy who accepted a job offer, was trained and became part of his… Read more »
Author: Daisy
I’m a pretty good worrier. Being a parent, I can muster up a lot of things to worry about. Once I get started I can worry about all sorts of… Read more »
By DANA MATTIOLI Originally posted in Wall Street Journal Online, 8/31/09 Recruiters say more job seekers are taking unusual steps to be noticed—almost always without success. Instead, the recruiters say… Read more »
Many people today enjoy playing various casino games at both land based and online casinos. It’s always exciting to play these games and the ability to win cash is an… Read more »
This article originally appeared in The New York Times By MICKEY MEECE August 22, 2009 CALL them accidental entrepreneurs, unintended entrepreneurs or forced entrepreneurs. A year and a half into… Read more »
More than one of my clients needs to be fired. OK, maybe just laid off. That would be ideal. One of my clients has been wanting to make a change… Read more »
Take a look at this and notice the valuable questions Chambers asks when he interviews candidates. Great lessons here for all of us. Life is demanding that all of us… Read more »
Daisy Swan & Associates – August 2009 Newsletter Hello Readers, At this writing, I’m taking my inspiration from Jim Collins, an individual and author I respect and admire. The other… Read more »
Here’s a new guest blogger post. Other clients are getting jobs, I’m happy to report, so don’t give up. Take a break maybe, but don’t give up! Daisy On February… Read more »
This article originally appeared in the Wall Street Journal By ALINA DIZIK July 28, 2009 Last December, with unemployment at 7.2%, The Wall Street Journal enlisted eight people who had… Read more »
