Deciding what to wear to work each day can be a very stressful decision (assuming that you do not have to wear a uniform). Taking into consideration what meetings you have, amount of walking around to do and who you may run into has caused myself to stand in front of my closet for countless mornings. These and many other factors play an integral part of what clothing, shoes and even makeup a woman wears to work each day. Experiencing this through the years has taught me some valuable lessons, of which I share here.
Keeping a job for 30,40 years or until retirement was commonplace until a decade ago. But as Generation Y seizes the scene, this way of making career is facing extinction. As opposed to Gen X and Baby Boomers, Gen Y chooses vertiginous -and sometimes unstable employment- change, to slow and ...
You are 17 and already thinking about what to do in college and where. Clap! Clap! You belong to a statistical minority. Deciding what to do for the rest of your life can be a bit overwhelming, specially during a time when your main and most pressing concern is deciding ...
Before we get to your assignment we need to understand something about “success.” Success can be different for everyone. In my experience there are four categories in the “success” hierarchy.
Each category is described below but my point is if you understand which category you belong to you’ve gone a long ...
This months’ guests are Steve Hartkopf and Suprio Ghatak. They are both bloggers and professionals with extensive and successful careers in Marketing and Finance respectively. Steve’s article will air on Monday 4/5. Meet them after the jump. Suprio’s will follow on Monday 4/12.
I wanted to write a series of posts that you could apply to your job. Something you can relate to wether you are a salesman, doctor, telemarketer or a store manager. Do any of those professions have anything in common with each other? Yes, no. Doesn’t matter. My goal is ...
Last December I wrote an article summarizing some of the consequences that the economic recession has brought to the Mental Health Care System and how the inadequacy of some policies and practices have surfaced along with it. Today I’d like to expand on that topic mostly centering in the challenges ...
The crisis has spread to everywhere and even when signs of recovery are spotted here and there we are not out of the storm yet. Actually, we may have to wait for one or two more years to be back to “normal”.
The Mental Health Care System is no exception to ...
