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Identifying Career Purpose - Vlog

Posted by Latifah Abdullah on January 29, 2013 at 4:55pm

This month in Say YES to Purpose, we talked about the purpose journey. In today's vlog, Vaneese Johnson, Career Reinvention Coach, talks about purpose as it relates to your career -- Identifying Career Purpose http://tibayintl.com/identifying-career-purpose/

7 Essential Skills and Qualities You Need to Land Your Next High Paying Job

Posted by Zhana on February 13, 2012 at 10:30am

I have loads of articles, blogs, audios, videos and websites to help you with your job search.

http://tinyurl.com/868b272

Plus go here for my free job search consultations:

http://www.blacksuccess1.com/jobsearchconsultations.htm

Here's to your success!

For Jobseekers & Career Coaches: Green Careers & the Green Economy

Posted by Daisy Wright on April 26, 2010 at 5:45pm

Are you a job seeker looking for career opportunities in the green industry?

Are you a career professional who helps individuals withcareer planning?

Would you like to understand what the green economy reallymeans?

If you answered yes to any of the above, then you shouldjoin me on Wednesday, April 28th as I interview author and Green Career expert Carol McClelland, PhD, as she talks about the industries and sectors that make
up the green economy and what job opportunities exist for those willing to extend themselves beyond traditional career paths. Carol will also offer advice to coaches and other career professionals on how they can coach their clients to transition into green careers.

We would love to have you on the call, but if you can’t makeit, feel free to follow this link http://ow.ly/1BqXY to post your questions. You can also go directly to our CareerTips2Go show page on Blog Talk Radio -
http://ow.ly/1AnSn for call-in details.

Make sure to pencil in Wednesday, April 28, at 2 pm Easternto tune in to our discussion. We promise you an enlightening hour.

Please forward this to anyone who could benefit from this discussion.

Thanks.

Daisy

Too many meetings? Not enough time?

Posted by Dianne Walker on April 14, 2010 at 9:21pm

I've always wondered how anyone got any work done when they spend their days in meetings. I average about 5-10 sometimes even 15 meetings per week. I had to put a stop to it and tame the meeting beast. Read all about it here:

How to Tame the Meeting Beast

How many meetings do you attend in a day?

how to make a career change

Posted by jacqueline cahee casey on December 17, 2008 at 10:30pm

because of the half a million job layoff lossesmany of us have had to make major job changes career changesHow to make a career change, mycareer.comFlick through any lifestyle magazine and you'll read about people who have found fulfilment by downsizing their careers or realising long-held professional ambitions. Indeed, with sea and tree changes the order of the day, a new career often comes with the territory. But what should you consider before making a career change? And how do you make it happen?Annabel Rees, National General Manager of People Solutions, helps get you started:1. Check your motivationsBefore you dive into planning your career change, assess your motivations so you can be sure that you’re doing it for the right reasons. If you’re reacting to poor management, then you may want to forgo a career change and switch employers instead. Or, if it's a response to personal challenges or change, a rethink might be wise.2. Get brainstormingIf you’re having trouble coming up with career alternatives, then consider using brainstorming techniques and psychometric assessments for greater inspiration. It's common for people to generate a number of potential new careers before settling on the one that’s most suited to their skills, interests, and personality.3. Do your researchResearching careers online and talking to industry experts will give you a greater understanding of any professional qualifications, memberships or certificates that are required. And if you want to get to the grit beneath the glitter of your new career, shadowing someone in their job for a day will give you a greater understanding of what’s involved.4. Start preparing Solid preparation makes a successful career change more likely. To this end, consider polishing your resume and interview skills. This can be done in workshops where presentations, role plays, case studies and written quizzes will get you up to speed. Or, if you don't have time to fit a class into your busy schedule, look out for helpful books or articles.5. Plan your transitionOne secret to making a successful career change is to identify the steps required to make it work for you. This can be achieved using a career coach or your own initiative. Make a list of what you want to achieve and then use SMART goal setting to ensure that they’re specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely.6. Take active stepsRemember, your career change won’t happen by itself. The best way to achieve it is through commitment, action and sheer hard work. Also, the more structured your career change, the greater your chances are of you pulling it off, so, where possible, follow your plan to a tee

BlogTalkRadio.com/baitulsalaam

Posted by Hadayai Majeed on August 12, 2008 at 6:40am

We need to get our voices out there and let people know what and how we contribute to our world. BlogTalkRadio.com/baitulsalaam is just one of the many voices heard weekly on this station. It is a great way to learn how to communicate with the public. It is easy to produce a show all the tools are there for you. I invite you to listen to our shows weekly all air at 10 am Eastern time. Visit: www.blogtalkradio.com/baitulsalaam.

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