Posts Tagged ‘Career’

One of the first questions a new acquaintance will ask you is, “What type of work do you do?” Does your job define you?

For the interns and new staff the conference showcased how to use networking to advance your career. Here are a few of the tips they picked up for succesful networking:

I thought I would share my 20 favourite books on business, which have made a tremendous impact on my life and had a positive influence on my career:

Financial planners recommend setting aside savings of three to six months of expenses in case of unexpected emergencies, but how about setting up two years worth of expenses for an opportunity fund?

We usually know a wide mix of people but how many times do you talk to them about something other than your common interest? This is where your opportunities lie.

It’s frustrating to be lumped in with the rest of the group. Getting out of the pile can be a challenge but it is essential for the long term growth of your career.

It’s that time of year where organizations are completing their employee performance management, otherwise known as the annual performance review. Most managers dread the annual review process as much as their employees do.

Business succession planning is critical for the future success of your company, especially if you run a family business. It is a well known fact that family business succession planning fails by the third generation.

Most interviews consist of the same questions, and savvy job seekers have memorized their answers to give you exactly what you want to hear. These are the ten most popular interview questions: