Sunday, March 30, 2008
Wyeth lays off 1200 Reps
Wyeth announced they are laying off 1200 Sales Reps. You can read the details here. The question remains...Will other Big Pharma companies follow Wyeth's lead?
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
AT&T CEO Complains about lack of skilled U.S. workers
The head of AT&T laments the paucity of skilled workers in the U.S. as well the quality of the American education system. You can read the story here.
Bottom line, it's hard to compete in an increasingly global economy without a skilled workforce.
Bottom line, it's hard to compete in an increasingly global economy without a skilled workforce.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Step out of your comfort zone
Liz Handlin over at Ultimate Resumes Blog has an interesting post today entitled: Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone May Lead You to the Job of Your Dreams. You can read the entire post here.
In the post Liz discusses the recent experience of one of her clients and what he did to step out of his comfort zone. Liz writes:
"There is a saying that if you keep doing what you have always done you will get the same results that you have always gotten. The opposite is also true: if you do something different than what you have done before you will probably get different results. In the past, C [her client] took a more passive approach to his career which was pretty easy since his skills got him promoted regularly. Now, he is aggressively pursuing options that he is choosing for himself and he can't believe the results he has gotten so far."
Liz is right. Sometimes, in order to really get to the level we desire, not only in our careers but in our lives in general, we need to force ourselves to get out of our ruts...our comfort zones...and try something new.
In the post Liz discusses the recent experience of one of her clients and what he did to step out of his comfort zone. Liz writes:
"There is a saying that if you keep doing what you have always done you will get the same results that you have always gotten. The opposite is also true: if you do something different than what you have done before you will probably get different results. In the past, C [her client] took a more passive approach to his career which was pretty easy since his skills got him promoted regularly. Now, he is aggressively pursuing options that he is choosing for himself and he can't believe the results he has gotten so far."
Liz is right. Sometimes, in order to really get to the level we desire, not only in our careers but in our lives in general, we need to force ourselves to get out of our ruts...our comfort zones...and try something new.
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