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2007
Judith's
Take ...
Lose
the Losers and Keep the Keepers
2006
Judith's Take;
A Little Play Helps Your Work
Judith's Take;
Fluffy Resume's are in
the Midst
Judith's Take; Changing Careers . . . Is it for You?
When it comes to
working and careers, data says that you aren’t going to be doing what
you are doing throughout your workplace lifetime.
If I’m any example,
I’ve been a retail clerk, nurses aide, secretary, stock broker, financial
planner, hotel operator, developer, syndicator, author, trainer and
speaker. And, my time in the workplace is not coming to a close. The
retail clerk, nurses aide, secretary and hotel operator were all
jobs--nothing I viewed as a career and areas that didn’t have
a lot of vested time.
2005
Staying Visible, Rules for the Workplace and Martha
Over the summer, I've had several
print interviews--magazines that range from Cosmopolitan, InStyle,
to Fitness. All on the same topics--women, power, sabotage,
conflict and bullying.
The topic of Martha Stewart always surfaces. What do I think, what do
other woman say/think, and was Martha
targeted?
Taking
Stock ... Being Visible the Rest of the Year
It's time to take stock . . . summer
is around the corner; the year is almost half over. Here's a few ideas
to stay connected (or start up) with friends, family, neighbors,
workplace and business contacts.
Get
Your Engines Started ...
It’s post time for the Holidays,
you've
been to a ton of gatherings and parties in the past month. Your Rolodex
is a mess and you’ve got a stack of new business cards that you can’t
remember who they belong to and where you got them from.
Who's in your network and is it time to spruce it up a tad? How do you
go from a networking nobody to super schmoozer? You’ll get yourself to
the "place" to be at, then what? What do you do to
get your networking
act together now?
2004
Through
Changing ... Than You're Through
How’s your workplace life been
— calm, serene, laid back, tranquil .
. . or maybe, a tad hectic? If the latter, the change factor is most
likely the creator. You and your career have a choice. Get on the change
train, or get run over. You might say, “I’ll leave, get another job . .
. or, start my own business.” Either way, you won’t
avoid change.
Martha
and the Female Factor
My, My, My . . . what a mess—the
jury is back and proclaimed that Martha Stewart lied. She was convicted
of obstructing an investigation relating to insider trading—a charge
never levied at her. She (and her legal team) made lots of mistakes.
Probably her first was even speaking to anyone from the government
without fully understanding that she was a target coupled with the
simple fact she started with the wrong attorney.
A Toast
to you . . .
This past year has been one of challenges for many of my friends, clients,
family members and self. Ranging from bad news about health, to fears
about loved ones overseas, and to business challenges,
many have ...
2003
Caring for the Caregiver
As this summer winds down, my thoughts continually turn to someone I miss
dearly. Last summer, my beloved Heart Mom died. Joyce wasn’t my birth
Mother, she was ...
Can
You Be Too Successful?
I write
a monthly column for the Denver Business Journal. In June, I
focused on Martha Stewart and her recent indictment for
obstructing justice ...
2002
Where we are . . .
There's no question that the workplace euphoria of a few years ago has been
replaced with workplace scarcity-employees ask, "Will
I be next . . .
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