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Something You Should Know about Job Hunting

Finding Your Perfect Career

February 2, 2010

 

Interview with Marianna Olszewski, author of the book Live It, Love It, Earn It: A Woman's Guide to Financial Freedom

 

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Mike Carruthers:
If you’re still not exactly certain what the perfect job or career is for you, here’s some advice…

 

Marianna Olszewski:
We all have talents and if we follow those talents the money will come, I promise you, I promise you, I promise you.

 
Marianna Olszewski

Is This The Career You Really Want?

September 24, 2009
Interview with Rick Smith author of The Leap: How 3 Simple Changes Can Propel Your Career from Good to Great

 

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Mike Carruthers:
When you look at your career and where that’s headed, have you ever asked yourself…

 
Rick Smith:
Is this it? The economy’s starting to come back, I’m going to survive but is this really what I want to do with my life?
Rick Smith

 

Coping With Change You Didn't Ask For

June 3, 2009
Interview with M.J. Ryan, author of AdaptAbility: How to Survive Change You Didn't Ask For

 

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Mike Carruthers:
The economy has dictated that many of us deal with change... change we didn't ask for - and it's tough.

 

M.J. Ryan:
Because when change comes from the outside it's always the death of something, even if it's just the death of a sense of control. But often it's the death of an idea of how we thought our lives were going to be - we thought we'd have that retirement fund or that job.
 
MJ Ryan

Important Job Hunting Info

January 6, 2009
Interview with Damian Birkel author of Career Bounce-Back!: The Professionals in Transition Guide to Recovery & Reemployment

 

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Mike Carruthers:
Losing your job is probably one of the most lonely feelings you can have. But it's something that almost all of us will go through.

 

Damian Birkel:
Statistics show that your average forty-year-old will lose their job at least three times between now and retirement.


Damian Birkel

 

Changes In The American Workplace

 July 3, 2009

Interview with James O'Toole, author of The New American Workplace
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Mike Carruthers:
The American workplace has changed a lot in the past few decades one dramatic shift is the notion of retiring at sixty-five.


James O'Toole:
Sixty-five today is the new fifty-five and people still feel young at age sixty-five and they want to keep working and are generally disinclined to sit on the front porch in the rocker.


                James  O'Toole

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