“Empathy works so well because it does not require a solution, it requires only understanding.” -John Medina Anyone that comes up to you and shares what they are going through, more often than not, they are not looking for a solution, they are just looking for an outlet and validation of their emotions. In theseContinue reading “Empathy is the Secret Sauce”
Category Archives: Professionalism
Integrity in the workplace
When I was thinking of a title for this post, I considered ‘How to demonstrate Integrity’ as a working title but then it occurred to me that “demonstrating Integrity” is an oxymoron, it’s contradictory. You should never have to demonstrate Integrity. It is what you do when no one is watching. In a previous postContinue reading “Integrity in the workplace”
Skills that can take you from surviving to thriving in any career
So, you have finished school and have landed that great job you have always dreamed of. Now what? What should your game plan be for not only surviving but thriving at your job? No matter the career you have, there are some qualities and skills that can get you noticed anywhere. These key skills areContinue reading “Skills that can take you from surviving to thriving in any career”
How to be your authentic self at work
Authenticity, or being your true self at work has been catching on in corporate circles. Many employers are promoting this concept in their culture. While bringing your true self to work is a great idea on paper, it can be a mine-field if you are not careful enough. Bringing your authentic or whole self toContinue reading “How to be your authentic self at work”
What they don’t teach you in school
Education is held in high regard in our society and rightly so. With constant education inflation in every professional field, employers asking for higher education, it pays more than ever to invest in education. Education certainly gives you an edge – a better launchpad, more flexibility in where you choose to work, however, education doesContinue reading “What they don’t teach you in school”
Guidance for thriving in the professional world 