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Divine Caroline
Posted: January 18, 2010 at 7:56 pm | No comments Subscribe to this author's RSS feed 
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Women don’t necessarily want to work less. They just want more control over their hours.
That’s what career coach Nancy Collamer told me, and I think she’s right. DivineCaroline has profiled many career women for a regular feature called “My Gig.” A handful, mostly women working for themselves, have found that sought-after flexibility. 
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1.18.2010 | Flexibility at Work: Six Women Who’ve Found the Holy Grail
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Women don’t necessarily want to work less. They just want more control over their hours. Meet six women who have successfully transitioned into career flexibility.
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11.18.2009 | Moving Out of the Corporate Nest: 5 Symptoms of Withdrawal
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Even if leaving the corporate world for a non-traditional work arrangement has been your life's dream, there are bound to be adjustments. In fact, there may be more than you had imagined.
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10.18.2009 | I'm Not Ready Yet
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Often an employee who wants the freedom of being her own boss will make a statement about her lack of readiness. Have you considered what makes us ready or not?
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10.14.2009 | Ready To Telecommute? How To Approach The Boss
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A winning strategy for establishing a work-from-home arrangement with your current company.
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10.11.2009 | Making A Case For Telecommuting
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More and more companies are developing telecommuting policies. Awareness and effort are required to make the arrangement work successfully for the company and the telecommuter.
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