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Are you following me on Social Media? Twitter? Facebook? Are you working on something that scares you or propels you forward? Well, beginning today every Friday is “Frontier Friday” on my social media sites. On Frontier Friday I will post ideas for discovering new frontiers or updates on new frontiers that you or I or […]
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Job hunting can be daunting, frustrating, and even disappointing. The range of these emotions can negatively affect your job search. How and what we think affects how and what we receive and achieve. Our thoughts affect our beliefs and our beliefs impact our actions. Don’t pretend negative feelings don’t exist. Acknowledge the negative feelings when […]
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Some people have described me as modest, even conservative and others see me as shy or quiet. I don’t identify with any of these labels. I am definitely a humble person and an introvert. I love talking and I love people but I am also very observant and usually try to think before I speak. […]
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Many people enjoy playing trivia board games or watch games shows on television. There is an entire TV network dedicated to game shows. Wheel of Fortune and Family Feud are two of my favorites. Just like our bodies, our brains need stimulation to remain in peak shape. One of the best ways to keep our […]
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Have you heard the phrase “if you stay ready you don’t have to get ready”? Have you missed out on opportunities because you were unprepared or not ready? The last time you applied for a job did you have all your employment documents in one place? Was it smooth sailing the last time you applied […]
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I don’t know anyone who has received a job offer without a verification of their professional references. I do understand that sometimes reference checks are no more than a formality; however, it is best to screen and prepare anyone you ask to serve as a reference for you. You should ensure that they are aware […]
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Here’s a secret! During your interview, potential employers are looking for two sets of skills – hard skills and soft skills. Hard skills are recognizable skills that are easy to measure or quantify. They are skills that are relatively easy to teach. Your resume and cover letter are great places to show your hard skills. […]
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I’m not taking it anymore! What is IT? IT is any Social Work license exam. Last year I said to my friends, family, and colleagues that this year I would take the exam to earn my LGSW credential. Well, changed my mind…BACK! I knew when I entered college in pursuit of a social work degree […]
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I have interviewed A LOT of people. There are a few that unfortunately stand out in my mind for all the wrong reasons. Let me share three of my not so favorites. I remember: The clinician who described her work style as “loosey goosey” The guidance counselor who used a racial slur in his description […]
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