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Guerrilla Job Search Secrets of the Homeless Man with the Golden Voice by Kevin Donlin - Jan, 2011 Maybe you've heard the "golden voice" of YouTube sensation, Ted Williams .. He’s the formerly homeless, formerly unemployed man who was hired -- literally off the street -- by the Cleveland Cavaliers for his dream job as an announcer. Other job offers are still pouring in from around the country. If you're unemployed, you can learn a lot from Ted Williams' Guerrilla Job Search. Here's why ... No social worker on earth wo... |
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Don’t Look for a Job—Make the Job Come to You by Miriam Salpeter - Jan, 2011 It may be unexpected advice from a job-search coach, but ideally, you should not be looking for a job. Instead, you should be looking for problems to solve and letting the jobs come to you. Confused? Here’s why you need to get off those job boards and readjust your approach: 1. Looking for a problem to solve is more effective. Looking for a problem to solve instead of looking for a job requires you to identify ski... |
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The Leader Blueprint: Building Tomorrow’s Da Vinci by Todd Rhoad - Jan, 2011 Creating future leaders for business is on the verge of becoming a crisis. Three reasons reign supreme on the subject: it limits power and threatens the future, companies aren’t good at it and the qualities of tomorrow’s leader are nothing short of the modern day Da Vinci. In its recent regulatory filing, Apple disclosed their shareholders desire for a CEO Succession Policy. Steve Jobs, Apple CEO, has had a few health probl... |
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Who’s Encouraging You? by Jacqui Barrett-Poindexter - Jan, 2011 Encouragers – they thread themselves through the needle of our lives, stitching together our tatters when we find we are fraying. In your business, your career or your life, do you have your encourager team in place, those whom you tap into regularly or as-needed, people who will resuscitate you when you drift into unconsciousness, who will perk you up when you are down, who will compel you into traction when you are inert?... |
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Ted Williams and the New Era of Job Search by Barbara Safani - Jan, 2011 The job offers are pouring in for Ted Williams, the homeless man whose YouTube video featuring his “golden voice” went viral last Monday. The video was recorded by an employee of The Columbus Dispatch who spotted Williams with his sign claiming he had the God-given gift of voice and was an ex-radio announcer. According to a CNN article, some members of the radio community have expressed frustration because there are so many... |
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Beat Inertia and Start Your New Project Today! by Alexandra Levit - Jan, 2011 As busy managers, we’re often so overwhelmed by a mountain of daily tasks that we never get around to starting the projects that will propel our careers and benefit the organization in the long-term. David Allen, the author of “Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity,” believes that many people are paralyzed by inertia as a result of current negative circumstances like the bad economy or a chaotic workplace... |
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Emotions - The Secret Sauce of Leadership by Dr. Maynard Brusman - Jan, 2011 I’m often surprised when I walk into a client’s organization by the eerie silence. Employees are busy working on their computers, but there is very little interaction. One of my lawyer executive coaching clients confided in me this week, that when she brings her little girl to the office hardly anybody even says hello to her child. The law firm mission statement touts the value of work-life balance if there is such a thing, ... |
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60 Seconds of Networking Advice by Rosa Elizabeth Vargas - Jan, 2011 You’ve heard it before, “Network in order to optimize your job search.” How exactly do you go about it? It depends on the way you best build relationships and the industry you are targeting. Is the industry you seek employment in best penetrated online or offline? It is not as difficult as it seems. We are all human and we all want to help each other. The idea is to get in touch with as many people you can (in the right cha... |
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3 Qualities of a Good Leader – Collaborative Culture by Dr. Maynard Brusman - Jan, 2011 Inspirational leaders know that creating a collaborative workplace culture and climate where emotions are appropriately expressed increases engagement and moves things forward. In order for people to be fully engaged, they need to feel they are following leaders who inspire them emotionally. Cohesive Culture The mark of great CEOs or senior leaders is their ability to build companies where employees feel welcome to partici... |
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Emotionally Astute Leadership – Create a Clear Vision by Dr. Maynard Brusman - Jan, 2011 My most inspiring executive coaching leadership clients know the “why” of their mission and vision. They get excited in my office telling me inspiring stories of their hopes for the future. They are emotionally astute, optimistic and forward thinking. They are purpose-driven. One of my law firm Managing Partner clients recently confided that he was struggling to convince several of the partners on a new vision for the firm. H... |
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