By Dickie Sykes
Years ago, I watched the Dr. Phil McGraw show and he said “If you are going to sell things that Betty buys, you better see life through Betty’s eyes.” I never forgot it …

Ladies First
I am going to start this piece by going back a few years ago to when I was in my first job as a trainee recruiter. I remember greeting a Senior Engineer who had …

It’s in the Ears by Carole Martin
Most people who have an interview scheduled work like crazy on the answers to the questions that may or may not be asked. They focus entirely on the questions and …

By Sally Witt
I am not an economist, and I cannot attempt to explain how we got here.  I don’t know the answer for the whole country, I just know that people need help.
Most lower middle …

by Dicky Sykes
You darn better believe it matters, not mediocre leadership but leadership that creates a culture of followership. Anne Mulcahy, former CEO of Xerox Corporation worked side-by-side with subordinates and was known for …

As a new generation of young adults graduates and embarks upon the next phase of their life, WE Magazine for Women and Carole Martin would like to Welcome You to the World of Work
It’s a time …

… on our Weaknesses by Dicky Sykes
Discovering what you’re good at is the one area of your life that you must come to understand and become intimately familiar with, so when asked that question, the …

By Sally Witt
I am very passionate about helping people to overcome their hesitations on working and making a living from home. I have been home with physical problems and depression for over 3 years, …

to Win Your Dream Job Part 2 by Maribeth Kuzmeski
In part one of this two-part article, Maribeth Kuzmeski shared four strategies to get hired in 2011. They included: 1. Mine your social networking connections 2. Put …

Best Practices for Using Social Media to Win Your Dream Job:  Part 1 by Maribeth Kuzmeski
If you’re one of the many Americans today braving the job market, you’ve probably learned that your social media presence …