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By Cindy Atoji Keene "Wine is Sunlight, held together by water? ? this is the email signature used by Judith F McDonough, a Boston-based wine wholesaler who last year founded Mariposa Fine Wine and Spirits. McDonough is one of the.....
Q: Are there community career services where people can go to talk to someone about their career options? This is for someone who has been working for over a decade, does not have a college education (so no alumni career...
One concern managers have about a training seminar is what happens the next day, or the next, or the next. How do they keep the learning experienced in the seminar alive? In my field, how do they make the etiquette...
Elaine Varelas discusses how to time manage your job search.
By Cindy Atoji Keene In the quest to understand the mystery of sleep, researcher Erin Evans has studied the effects of sleep deprivation in high stress work situations, from astronauts to police and doctors. ?Sleep is more complicated than...
Q: I love my married name. It's a rhyme-y, memorable name, which is a vast improvement over my maiden name, and I feel it's a nice fit for my line of work. Unfortunately, someone in the entertainment industry also feels...
Pay attention to your expectations, says Paul Hellman, because they influence everyone's behavior.
The opportunity has finally arrived. You?ve attended business meals with your boss and with clients, but you haven?t hosted one yourself. This is your chance to shine. But it can also be your chance to flame out. You might choose...
Elaine Varelas consults Attorney, Margaret Paget on employees' rights surround personnel files.
By Cindy Atoji Keene Squash is considered one of the world?s most aerobic racquet sports, said Paul Mathieson, head squash pro at Dover Squash and Fitness. In a four-walled indoor court, players rally as they try to score with a...
Q: I am a child care provider and I am hearing a lot of information about a new fingerprinting law in Massachusetts for child care providers. It is hard to tell what is required and what is not. Do you...
I often talk with groups about the importance of being good at small talk, especially in business social situations with people outside your company. But small talk is important inside your company, too. Engaging in small talk at the office...
Elaine Varelas advises on how to position a professional weakness in an interview, so it doesn't become deal breaking liability.
By Cindy Atoji Keene Who cleans up after a bloody murder or suicide? The potentially gory mess of brain matter, skull fragments, and pieces of corpses doesn?t faze crime-scene cleaner Bill Ciaccio, 33. He considers his job a service to...
Q: I just recently graduated college, and was fortunate enough to find a job in my field very quickly. I was good at what I did in school, but finding I'm not quite up to par at my new job....
Avoid asking loaded questions, says Paul Hellman, except for a situation like this.
There?s one job-seeking skill that is often overlooked, and yet it sets the stage for whether you even have the chance to demonstrate all your other skills. The first personal contact in your job search may come through a phone...
By Cindy Atoji Keene Acoustical engineer Herb Singleton always carries a pair of ear plugs with him ? it?s not just to protect his ears, which are an important tool for his job, but also because he understands that...
Elaine Varelas taps attorney Corey M. Dennis to advise job seekers on protecting their privacy during a job search.
Q: It's been more than 2 years since I was last employed. Should I change the chronological format of my resume to one that highlights my work experience (35+ years) rather than show the gap in employment? I have already...