Deceptively simple question, right? When I ask people this question I see their eyes drift upward and to the right. I see them start to envision what they have and… Read more »
Category: Life
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 »
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 »
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 »
