One of the college students I work with has the opportunity for a fantastic, paid internship this semester. While great, that means she needs to quit her current part time waitressing job, which she loves and she might want back when her internship ends or at least get a good reference from in the future. … Continue reading How to break up with your boss
Butternut Squash with Gruyère
You might have noticed I've been on quite a squash kick lately. I'm trying all kinds of different squash types and squash recipes and recently fell in love with this side dish from Shape.com with a few modifications. It's super easy to make. Ingredients: 1 large butternut squash (about 11/2 pounds), peeled, seeded, and cut … Continue reading Butternut Squash with Gruyère
Resource: Self Magazine, Think You’ve Got Horrible Bosses?
I've mentioned before that Women's Lifestyle magazines (see this post inspired by Shape Magazine) are beginning to include how to have a healthy career right next to the latest workout and eating trends. The advice isn't just for women. Self Magazine is no exception. They recently featured an article on bad bosses and how to … Continue reading Resource: Self Magazine, Think You’ve Got Horrible Bosses?
Resource: Stop saying these phrases
The March issue of Shape Magazine (an unexpected work resource!) included a tiny article with phrases that life and career coach, Anna Goldstein, wants you to stop saying, especially at work. I hate: Goldstein says this phrase it too harsh. This phrase should never be uttered in context of a work related plan. Instead, she … Continue reading Resource: Stop saying these phrases
Resource: Email Etiquette
The advice of Peggy Duncan, author of Conquer E-mail Overload With Better Habits, Etiquette, and Outlook, was recently featured in Shape Magazine (see you never know where you'll find words of work related wisdom!). The short article lists 5 of the most common email questions. When Do I need to use the CC line? To … Continue reading Resource: Email Etiquette