Service | Career Angles
I opened my credit card bill in time to pay it. I did a quick review of it and noticed a 600 hour plus charge for a piece of software that I knew I didn’t have. I
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It Starts With Courage | Career Angles
Next month, I turn 70. That’s an age that more people are reaching but few are confronting.
The Place To Do Your Work | Career Angles
When my son was little, he knew that he could work my wife and I over and get a lot more what he wanted in a couple of different ways. Sometimes, involves being particularly “good.” Sometimes, on tantrum. He was pretty sophisticated and figure it out that if you worked over someone else’s parent, he …
Good Character | Career Angles
“The mental and moral qualities distinctive to an individual.” ~Oxford Languages “the aggregate of features and traits that form the individual nature of some person or thing. one such feature or trait; characteristic. moral or ethical quality:” ~Dictionary.com I worked in offices where the owner of the firm conducted himself in a way that in …
True North in Your Career
I worked in recruiting for more than 40 years before transitioning into coaching. I prepared people for interviews and many of the ridiculous questions that a person might be asked. I understood that most of the time, all employers wanted to find out is whether or not you were smart enough to lie to them …
The Single Most Important Lesson of Leadership
I’m not as smart as I think I am sometimes. I slip into old habits instead of making the changes I encourage others to make.
4 Steps to Improving Our Communications | Career Angles
A very easy to follow formula for improving our communications with people.
