![]() | Successful job searches often turn on small details – the confidence in your hand shake, the banter at a networking event, the typo that sinks a resume. The best candidates dot the i’s and cross the t’s in everything they do. Here are examples of small adjustments you can make to take your job search to the next level. » Read more |
![]() | No, this isn’t another superlative-laden faux-business piece re-affirming Dov Charney’s status as Hipster Magnate Ad Infinitum. That’s been done. And done, and done. But I do plan to extol the successes of the polarizing American Apparel founder and his monochromatic empire—not for his V-necked influence on the Grizzly Bear crowd, but for his ability to craft a business that uses risk to its advantage as well as any in recent memory. » Read more |
![]() | You’ve heard the clichés, but they exist for a reason. First off, you know you can’t do it all by yourself. You need a team. A chain is only as strong as its weakest link – and the same goes for a team. It might not work to have all MVPs, but it’s certainly worth trying to surround yourself with the best and brightest. » Read more |
![]() | The unemployment rate is not just under 10% or 20-25% for young professionals or declining or stabilizing or any of the things the media reports. For you personally, the unemployment rate is 0% or 100% (maybe 50% if you’re living in a two-income household). Are you employed or are you unemployed? The statistic you need to track is a simple all or nothing. » Read more |
![]() | Now business leaders are waking up to—or more likely spending sleepless nights mulling over—the realization that the only way to make it to a fiscally viable future is to be fiscally responsible today. » Read more |
![]() | A job seeker recently asked me what to do if he sweats … profusely! He is very self conscious of his sweaty palms and the actual sweat beads that form on this face. Here are some strategies that will absolutely alleviate these symptoms. » Read more |
![]() | A year ago, Lehman Brothers, AIG and Merrill Lynch were going up in flames, while bankers and business school students gawked in horror...Now, in the fall of 2009, all seems quiet and calm and there are growing signs that greed is poised to make a comeback. » Read more |
