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 The
first third of the year is gone now. If one of your New Year's resolutions was to explore alternative
career options and you have not even started yet, you had better get going. Sorting through all the
friendly advice online, around the office, and at the bowling alley can be rough, so I have taken the
liberty of finding a few for you. One article admonishes you not to be a
Sisyphus.
A sissy-what? If you're not up on Greek mythology, this will educate you. One person's yard in my neighborhood
has a concrete artsy-fartsy thing on the lawn that I refer to as a monument to Sisyphus
(see photo). It probably has some other obvious meaning that my Philistine-level
knowledge of art is missing.
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GE Icon Jack Welch Warns Which Common Pitfalls Will Keep You from Getting
Ahead, Jack Welch
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Want People to Accept Your LinkedIn Requests? Use These Templates,
Aja Frost
- I Switched to a Standing Desk, So Now You Should, Too, Tom O'Donnell
(great satire and comic relief)
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The 7 Deadly Job Search Sins of Recent College Grads, The Savvy Intern
- New Manager? Be an Archimedes, Not a Sisyphus!, Marina Theodotou
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How to to Be an Incredibly Likable Interviewee, Laura McMullen
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If You See Even One of These Signs, It's Time to Leave Your Job,
Jayson Demers
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Job Search Sabotage: Taking Rejection Too Personally, Simply Hired
Posted March 29, 2015
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