Career Advancement continued

I wish this principle were not true, but it is. Don't ignore it.... keep reading

I copied another man's technique. It worked. Then I developed it.... keep reading

For every major step in your life, except marriage, you need an exit strategy. Very few people have one for the major aspects of their lives, including investing. They are at great risk needlessly.... keep reading

If you can get your employer to pay for this, do so. If you can't, pay the money out of your own pocket.... keep reading

There are two Faustian bargains. The famous one, you should avoid. The other one, you should imitate. For almost years, I have.... keep reading

Autry was incredibly successful, yet he was not a distinguished actor or musician. He died fabulously wealthy, yet he was invisible for the second half of his career. He had the talent that counted, but this was not what got him started. His story is inspiring.... keep reading

New, upgrade, cosmetic, or let is ride: which is best?... keep reading

Here, I use Jennifer Brick, the career advancement consultant, as a guinea pig. She gets the main things right.... keep reading

You can do what my friend is doing.... keep reading

Here is my advice for a college sophomore. What if you had been given this advice?... keep reading

This plan works, but few employees adopt it.... keep reading

Are you willing to pay it? Should you pay it?... keep reading

A craft is better than an inner ring, but neither brings autonomous meaning.... keep reading

The number of job searchers is growing.... keep reading

Do you know how to negotiate?... keep reading

Everyone talks about netwoking. But what kind of network is most valuable? I have a suggestion.... keep reading