Posted in Blog, Performance, Motivation, Jobs, Management, Information Technology, Value, leadership, Goals, Career, Career Advancement, Compensation, Talent, Human Capital, Salary, Career Life, Careerhacker on Apr 26th, 2007 No Comments »
Do you ever wonder how other successful career minded professionals schedule and invest their time? Computerworld offers an short yet insightful look into the schedule of a prominent healthcare Chief Information Officer. John Halamka as CIO at both Beth Israel Deconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School has seemingly achieved career success retaining a position […]
Sarah Needleman of CareerJournal suggests the following four tactics to remove workplace clutter, which should increase your performance and job satisfaction:
1) Eliminate Distractions - Set and monitor your personal career goals and if your job duties don’t support them then discuss delegating them or moving out of that role with your manager.
2) Resolve Conflicts […]
Posted in Blog, Performance, Motivation, Jobs, Management, Statistics, Goals, Career, Human Capital, Career Life, Careerhacker on Apr 20th, 2007 No Comments »
“The most satisfying jobs are mostly professions, especially those involving caring for, teaching and protecting others and creative pursuits,” said Tom Smith, director of the General Social Survey (GSS) at the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago. LiveScience provides us with a look at the Most Satisfying Jobs in their recent […]
Posted in Blog, Creativity, Performance, Companies, Motivation, Jobs, Management, Value, leadership, Goals, Career, Career Advancement, Talent, Human Capital, Career Life, Careerhacker on Apr 12th, 2007 No Comments »
Penelope Trunk discusses “How to get your company to listen to your ideas” at her Blog Brazen Careerist. Penelope states that “most employees don’t sell their ideas to their company properly.” “When you have an idea, sell from the perspective of the people who can make or break your outcome. Think about what obstacles would […]
The Educators Corner website, presented by the Stanford Technology Ventures Program, is an exceptional resources for free entrepreneurial knowledge. As their website states, “Resources include video clips, podcasts, syllabi, books, conferences, and listings of entrepreneurship programs. Visitors may search via open keyword, choose from a select list of keywords, or browse by topic area.” There […]
