Do you feel like getting your questions answered for a project is like pulling teeth? Do you have to talk to clients every day and feel like you aren't getting any more information than when you called the last time? You would probably benefit from learning some basic interviewing skills. The first and most important … Continue reading Interview Skills: Not Just for Reporters
Keeping a Balance
I've previously mentioned that I know all too well what it's like to have my work be my life. It's hard not to let work consume you when you are on call 24/7 or know that when the creek floods by your house, it will be you who is expected to cover the story. Now … Continue reading Keeping a Balance
The 10 Commandments of a Happy Work Life
As a follow-up to yesterday's post on the spread of negativity in the office, I thought I would offer a possible solution. One of my co-workers posted this article (available here) in his cubicle and it has slowly spread around the office. In my vicinity alone, I can count three other co-workers hanging it in … Continue reading The 10 Commandments of a Happy Work Life
Leap of Faith: Part Duex
Some of you may remember my Leap of Faith post here from the beginning of March. I’m happy to report, it was worth it! While nothing solid has come of this rekindled connection, it has potential to be beneficial for everyone involved. That alone made the fear and possible rejection worthwhile. The response to my … Continue reading Leap of Faith: Part Duex
A Bank that doesn’t hate on even potential customers
So after yesterday’s rant about issues with a certain bank (some of which I acknowledge were not the bank’s fault, per say) I wanted to take the time to give full credit to a local bank who has amazingly excellent customer service, even for their non-customers. After my initial tweet, a representative from Landmark Bank … Continue reading A Bank that doesn’t hate on even potential customers