October 13, 2010
Follow the Lead of the CEO
Recently published on the Help My Resume blog: Follow the lead of the CEO. Yes, it might feel outdated, but he or she is the one writing your check. If… READ MORE »
October 7, 2010
Right Management
Had a fantastic time speaking at Right Management– the talent and career management experts in workforce solutions. One of the questions we enjoyed discussing was what to do when your interviewer– and the… READ MORE »
October 6, 2010
5 Tips for Confidently Speaking Up at Meetings
By Kaitlin Madden, CareerBuilder Writer: The way you present yourself in company meetings can have a big impact on your career. If you take the role of passive onlooker, for example,… READ MORE »
October 5, 2010
14 Questions You Should Never Ask at a Job Interview
Originally published on TheJobVault.com: Scored a job interview? Congratulations! Want to stay in the running and make it past the first interview? Then avoid asking these alarmingly common deal-breaker questions. We all… READ MORE »
September 29, 2010
Beware the Sixth Sense
Real estate agents often tell sellers to have bread baking when potential buyers come calling—the idea being that this “grandmother’s kitchen” smell makes “a house a home,” thereby stimulating fantasies… READ MORE »
September 23, 2010
Downtown Women’s Club of NYC
The Downtown Women’s Club of NYC had me in to speak on “10 Things You Can Do Today to Wow Tomorrow.” Special thanks to Venus Dennison from HBO who had read the… READ MORE »
September 14, 2010
Show Me, Don’t Tell Me
As you may know, the first rule of writing good fiction is, “Show me don’t tell me.” The idea being that you can’t say a character is resilient, thoughtful, or… READ MORE »