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Tim Pychyl Ph.D | The Role of Confidence in Your Job Search & Career
Posted Monday August 30, 2010
What role does confidence play in your career and your life? How do you build up your confidence when you are struggling? How do you manager your emotions? This week’s podcast is with Tim Pychyl Ph.D author of The Procrastinators Digest and Professor of Psychology at Carleton University. He shares some very practical advice and strategies on how to help you manage your emotions more effectively, and raise your confidence level.
Inspire your career | Strategies for success as a new employee and manager
Posted Monday August 23, 2010
Can I speak to you privately in my office? The heart flutters, your thinking ok, what does this mean? Your boss smiles and says "We would like to promote you" Good news, now what do you do next? This week's podcast is from our Canadian Career Development Webinar with Patricia Barbato author Sr VP at Revera Health Systems and author ofinspire your career; Strategies for Success in Your First Years at Work.
How Starbucks Saved My Life |NY Times Best Selling Author Michael Gill | Upgrading His Career from Ad Exec to Barista
Posted Monday August 09, 2010
Does the pressure and stress of your career feel like it's taking it's toll on you? Does your work make a contribution? Are you energized by the people that you work with? This week's podcast is with Michael Gill, New York Times best selling author of "How Starbucks Saved My Life." Starbucks really did save his life, in many ways.
How to Get What You Want From Your Career | Lyman MacInnis author of How to Succeed at Anything by Really Trying
Posted Monday August 02, 2010
Have you ever wondered why some people seem to be able to achieve great success, while others seem to struggle? What is the difference in the actions and attitudes between the two groups? This week's podcast is with Lyman MacInnis author of How to Succeed in Anything by Really Trying. I have to say, this was one of my all time favorite book titles. I found out about this book through a reference from one of my clients (thanks Jim).
The Great Canadian Job Search | Workopolis Peter Harris | Following Up-Negotatiating-Offer & Landing Well
Posted Monday July 19, 2010
How did the interview go? Do you want the role? What is the best way to follow up? This week's podcast is part 3b from The Great Canadian Job Search Webinar. Peter Harris from Workopolis and I discuss what to do after the interview, and how to follow up effectively.
The Great Canadian Job Search | 3a | Workopolis Peter Harris on What Makes a Great Job Interview
Posted Monday July 19, 2010
Heads you win, tails you loose. Does it ever feel the interview process is random, like flipping a coin? What are the keys to a great interview? How do you calm your nerves? What kinds of questions stand out in an interview? This week's podcast is part 3a from The Great Canadian Job Search Webinar. Peter Harris from Workopolis and I discussed interview preparation and the keys to a successful interview.
Bonus Q&A The Great Canadian Job Search | Workopolis | Finding - HR - Recruiters
Posted Sunday July 04, 2010
This is the Q&A from The Great Canadian Job Search Webinar-Part 2 - Human Resources - Recruiters & Finding the right Role. Peter Harris from Workopolis & myself answer specific questions about the job search process. Sit back, relax & learn - 22 mins
Bonus Q&A The Great Canadian Job Search | Workopolis | Finding - HR - Recruiters
Posted Sunday July 04, 2010
This is the Q&A from The Great Canadian Job Search Webinar-Part 2 - Human Resources - Recruiters & Finding the right Role. Peter Harris from Workopolis & myself answer specific questions about the job search process. Sit back, relax & learn - 22 mins
Finding Opportunities | HR - Recruiters - Social Media | Part 2 The Great Canadian Job Search | Workopolis
Posted Sunday July 04, 2010
Do you remember playing hide-and-seek as a kid? It is one of the fondest memories as a parent is playing this game with my kids. Sometimes my kids astounding me with their ability to find unique hiding spots. Finding new job opportunities can be a lot like this. Some positions are simple to identify, while finding other opportunities can be incredibly frustrating.