Recent Jobs Blog | On The Job PostsNeed Career Advice? Find a Mentorby Kathy Murdock09 Nov 2007 07:52 AMMentors are excellent resources for those who are just starting out in a field or for those who are hoping to increase, improve or learn new skills. I believe so strongly that we can learn from people who do things better than we do them, or who have been doing them longer than we have. Are You Checked Out?by Kathy Murdock31 Oct 2007 02:31 PMI read an article in a magazine today that said most studies show that nearly 70% of employees are disengaged! I thought that this number was fairly high until I thought of a few of my past positions. What to Do About Job Burnoutby Kathy Murdock10 Oct 2007 05:01 AMWhen I studied education in college, I chose special education as my major. The ladies in my family, from my aunt to my mother, were special educators, and I had watched them teach for years. I was always interested in having my own classroom and working with children who had disabilities. Flextime Just May Make Your Schedule Betterby Kathy Murdock24 Sep 2007 06:00 AMIf you have a newborn or you are having difficulty juggling your children's schedules with that of your job, perhaps it is time to discuss the possibility of flextime with your employee. Tips for Feeling More Comfortable at a New Jobby Kathy Murdock18 Sep 2007 06:16 AMI recently attended a NAWBO event with a girl for whom I am doing some writing work. The daughter of the owner of the company, she dresses well, speaks professionally, has a degree, but is still apprehensive about entering the workforce because this is her first job fresh out of college. Training Your Mind for Successby Kathy Murdock14 Aug 2007 09:57 PMI have been training for my first marathon, which will be held February 3rd, and in the process am reading Ultramarathon Man: Confessions of an All Night Runner by Dean Karnazes. The book has been very inspirational during this training time. Jobs in Americaby Hava Lyon05 Jul 2007 09:16 PMI hope y'all will indulge me today. I have been thinking a lot lately about America and the way our economy is set up (capitalism, of course) and I wanted to share those thoughts with my readers. How to Save Money on Your Commute to Workby Hava Lyon11 Jun 2007 07:10 PMAs I just covered in The Question of the Week, gas prices are high and the forecast calls for nothing but rising rates. For the average family who is trying to make ends meet, and doesn't have a compensatory raise in income to make up for the raise in outgo, this situation can be extremely tough. Is my Typing Speed as a Medical Transcriptionist Important?by Hava Lyon10 May 2007 07:00 PMThis blog is part of a series on transcription. If you haven't read the other blogs in this series, make sure to check out the summary page for a listing of all transcription blogs. Business Cards: Are They Going the Way of Dinosaurs?by Hava Lyon18 Apr 2007 03:00 PMI overhead a discussion today regarding business cards, and it made me think about them (which, admittedly, isn't something I do very often.) It used to be that business cards were your calling card, and a reflection of you, albeit a professional reflection. Recent Blog Comments horacio says... "Before commiting to (I will not mention the name of the company) work for any company." |
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