One Step | Career Angles
There is a cultural norm in the United States where we joke that it took someone ten years to become an overnight success.
Mistakes | Career Angles
“Everyone makes mistakes. I make mistakes. You make mistakes. Tell me about a mistake you make professionally and what you learned from it.”
Big Mistakes | Career Angles
Betrayal of trust has enormous consequences.
You Can Do What You Can Do | Career Angles
By Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter My father called to tell me that my mother wasn’t NYU Medical Center in New York. She was
Your First Question Should Not Be “Tell Me About Yourself” | No BS Hiring Advice
“Tell me about yourself” stopped working as an interview question years ago. Instead, ask this one. You will be able to rule out people much faster.
Career Lessons from Backup Players
No one wants to be seen by their organization as being second string or mediocre.
Disguised Infants | Career Angles
Have you ever noticed the look on a child’s face and ice cream store when they are told by the server that the store is out of the flavor of ice cream?
When Did You Notice You Stopped Smiling? | Career Angles
When did things change for you?
The Modern Monarchy | Career Angles
If you’ve never listened to Seth Godin’s podcast, Akimbo, you are missing a 30-minute exercise in having your thinking stretched weekly.
You Need Allies | Career Angles
I was reminded by Professor Emerita Patricia O’Hara’s testimony of how powerful an impression an advocate can make, particularly one who presents a non-partisan case for advocacy.
Don’t Think Twice | Career Angles
So often, managers, like romantic partners, are oblivious to the problems in the relationship that they have with their employees.
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