Do you feel change coming on? When it’s time to take flight, don’t let anything hold you back, including yourself. If you’re a planner, do what you must, but don‘t get stuck. If you’re a ready, set, LEAP! person – perform a safety check. A surprising number of women are seeking a job or outright change. You‘re in excellent company.
—Carolyn Kepcher
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7.19.2010 | Transitions
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I am a believer in fearlessly changing course if you find that you have pursued something that turns out to be a mistake for you. However, that doesn't always require a cataclysmic leap of faith - sometimes the solution has been right in front of you all along.
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7.14.2010 | Working From Home: The Real Story
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Telecommuting has its undeniable perks, but there's a downside. Is this the working arrangement for you?
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6.4.2010 | Keep Your Organization Nimble And Set Your Staff Free!
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A common thought that goes through many organizations is that people need to come into the office in order to work. However, you should try to make your organization as prepared as possible to keep moving forward when life interrupts work.
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5.4.2010 | Results-Only Work Environment
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Meet ROWE, the latest acronym to shake up the workplace. Work Her Way Expert Lisa Quast explains why this is a good thing.
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2.23.2010 | Thinking About Changing Careers?
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The number of career changes people make during their lifetime ranges anywhere from three to around seven times. Regardless of how many times you change careers, it can be a positive and energizing experience, or a slow and sometimes painful one – it all depends on how you approach it. If you’re looking to make a career change, take your time, do your homework and find out if a change is right for you.
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