I busted my left knee a little more than 15 years ago in a skiing accident – torn ACL, meniscus tear, the works. I was on ski vacation with 20 people I didn’t know, the guest of a member this big group. The first morning, I awoke groggily at 7am to a foot of fresh [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘career’
April 28, 2009
How do you know if a job will be “perfect”
I’ve been thinking a lot about Jennifer’s comment on last Friday’s post about The Perfect Job: “the perfect job” doesn’t exist for 90% of the population.” According to CareerBuilder, 1 in 5 people love their jobs and about half are satisfied. So it seems that most people aren’t miserable, but it still begs the question [...]
October 29, 2008
What’s the right career move in the midst of an economic meltdown?
Take a chance.
Really, things are bad in the economy anyway. It’s a hard time to get a job. Why not take a stab at that wild idea you’re hoping to get to…someday?
Not long ago I was invited to speak to a career panel for college seniors and recent grads. I find it tough to give [...]
