Okay. You've socialized. You've reflected and planned. What's next? Action! On what? Internal career development. Job search. Career change. Increasing your profile and personal brand in your market / community. Launching that product or service. Personal development. Personal or family projects. Health. You name it.
Continue reading...14. December 2005
Beyond strengthening bonds with those around you, the Holidays offer an invaluable opportunity for reflection. In recent years, the New Year's resolution has been battered in the media. However, there is a natural cycle occuring that we can and should benefit from. We are hardwired to wind up the old year and ring in the new. It is a natural time to reflect on where we have been and where we want to go. The Holidays also offer the potential for time off, or, depending on the business you are in, a quieter workplace. Take advantage of this convergence to invest in some reflective alone time.
Continue reading...13. December 2005
Of course, during the Holidays, you have competing demands for your time and attention. Parties to attend. If you celebrate Christmas, shopping and preparation to do. The lead-up to Christmas is a natural time for socializing. While your schedule may be crammed, there is a career development opportunity.
Continue reading...17. October 2005
If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!On September 20th, I had the pleasure of participating on a 3-person panel for Miboso Radio’s The Many Face of Coaching Show. The focus of the show was on the importance of developing and then operating from your [...]
Continue reading...26. July 2005
Just off the phone with a client who has struggled in recent months, but with the passage of time, has made real progress. In her performance. In her action items. In developing behaviors that move her towards what she wants to be and achieve. Way to go J! Taking action on specific [...]
Continue reading...15. January 2005
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I don’t know about you, but I am certainly guilty from time to time of undermining, or self-sabotaging myself. My latest Monster.com article tackles the subject. “From time to time, you may undermine yourself on the job with your behavior. This form of self-sabotage not only prevents you from performing at your full [...]
Continue reading...18. October 2004
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My most recent Monster.com article was published today. The topic is Recovering from a Career Setback. “You’re good at your job. You fit well with your team and within the organization. You receive solid performance appraisals and have a track record of accomplishment. Then, when the chance for that promotion you’ve been working toward finally [...]
Continue reading...17. August 2004
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I have posted on my other site, IanChristie.net a link to download a partial transcript of the Fast Company company of friends discussion group I led on the issue of employee / employer engagement and how career management relates. It was a great discussion over the course of 5 days. The transcript download [...]
Continue reading...31. May 2004
This is the 4th article in the 6 Strategies for Job Search series (go to http://boldcareer.com/blog and look for the Job Search category in the right column to see the first 3 articles/posts). The 4th strategy is to Sell Yourself / Talk Your Way In. The classic "get your foot in the door."
Continue reading...15. April 2004
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One of the powerful things about blogs is that their very nature encourages we authors to share what is going on in our lives, professionally and personally. I am often guilty of editing myself when it comes to posting on my site, but many readers and coaching clients have let me know that the [...]
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14. December 2005
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