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Category Archives: economy
Happy New Year!
Do you pay attention to the news? It sure has been weird when anyone talks about the economy! Are we going over the “Fiscal cliff”? That sure sounds horrible! Who the heck wants to go over a “Cliff”? Does that … Continue reading
Posted in economy, fear, Persistence, recession, resilience
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Your Personal Value Proposition (PVP)
I hope it’s not a secret that I think a “Personal Value Proposition” (PVP) approach to job search is a terrific step in the process and has any number of benefits. I’ve mentioned Dana Chaffin before and he linked a … Continue reading
Scams
Had a cautionary tale passed back to us in one of the groups. I’m going to eliminate names, but you’ll get the idea. First, let’s be honest about the situation of someone who’s unemployed. I’m pretty disciplined about avoiding talking … Continue reading
Posted in economy, fear, finances, health, job search, resilience, stress
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Do what you love and the money will follow
One of my clients recently forwarded an article from a group named “Recourses” about work-life balance and following your passion. It’s very interesting but actually comes across as a bit of a rant suggesting that following your passion is a … Continue reading
Posted in Best Practices, economy, examples, professional development, research, resilience, strengths, work-life balance
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Stories from NFJS — Fred’s Story
This one is about Fred (not his real name). He joined NFJS as our Work-Life Data Base™ was maturing and he embraced it. What makes his story interesting is the consequence of this process. Fred’s profession is software and hardware … Continue reading
The Recession is Over!!
Really? Then why do I have so many clients? This is one of those times when the economists prove how very silly they can be while being technically correct. We’ve all heard the joke about the Dr who comes out … Continue reading