Guest Post by Deborah A. Bailey, www.dbaileycoach.com
Has the news about the economy made you nervous? If so, you’re not alone. However, one of the worst things you can do is to stop investing in yourself and in your business. Ups and downs in the economy are inevitable. Making choices based on fear will not help [...]

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Guest Post by Andy Sherwood, Managing Director, Stanton Chase – New York
Most companies will hold some sort of Christmas party, inside or outside the office.  It generally is a time of merriment, but remember the affair is still a business function and requires professional behavior.
The office Christmas party has damaged many promising careers for those who [...]

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Guest Post by Deborah Brown-Volkman, PCC
It’s hard to get excited about our careers sometimes. Especially when bad news surrounds us. Between high unemployment, low morale, and reduced compensation, who can blame you for not wanting to jump out of bed energized and ready to start each day?
Maybe what you need is a new game to [...]

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If you have trouble persuading others—or your career is just stalled in general—it may be because bosses, coworkers, and clients don’t trust you or believe what you say. Here’s what you’re doing wrong.
By Sandy Allgeier
Do you have what it takes to be a viable member of the 21st century business community? Are you sure? Globalization, [...]

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Guest Post By Catherine Kaputa
Ever since a certain assertive female decided she wanted to eat from a certain forbidden tree, influential women have been loved, hated, glorified, vilified, and misunderstood.
Our modern time is no different.
Yes, we’ve come a long way from the fifties and early sixties, when career women were viewed as a lesser version [...]

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