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Entries Tagged as 'What Matters Now'
Take This Productivity Test
March 2nd, 2010 · No Comments · Motivation, Series, Solutions
Tags:Coping·trends·What Matters Now
Manufacturing Your New Job
January 30th, 2010 · No Comments · Finding a job, Series, Solutions
Manufacturing experts wanted
5th in a series about What Matters Now
Looking for a job in manufacturing or design? Hold up. Make sure you understand the stampeding herd that is threatening the industry. But first, let’s talk about your hobbies.
Break time
Let’s say you love planes and want to resume flying lessons as soon as you have a [...]
Tags:aerospace·finding a job·manufacturing·trends·What Matters Now
Are You Sure You Understand “Global”?
January 20th, 2010 · No Comments · Motivation, Series, Solutions
“Globalization is forcing companies to think in new ways.” — Bill Gates
“No duh, but how?” — Apprehensive Businessperson
What Matters Now: Global Business in the 21st Century
4th in a series
Does the phrase “global business” bring to mind using off-shore contractors? Having an office in a shiny, new, nosebleed-high building in Singapore? Scheduling conference calls [...]
What Matters Now: Be fearless
January 8th, 2010 · 2 Comments · Coping, Finding a job, Motivation, Series, Solutions
“What Matters Now” is what matters
Second of a series
I want to be fearless. Apparently I’m not the only one. In the new eBook, “What Matters Now,” there are plenty of mini-essays that talk about stepping out of your comfort zone and taking a new direction. And what better time to consider it than when you’ve [...]
Tags:careers·finding a job·lessons learned·money·trends·What Matters Now
What Matters Now: Advertise by giving it away
December 18th, 2009 · No Comments · Finding a job, Series, Solutions
“What Matters Now” is what matters now
First of a series
Yesterday I wrote that the new eBook, “What Matters Now” is a must-read for business people, especially anyone who has recently been ejected from a long-term job.
I was wrong. Anyone should read it who wants to be in the know about what direction the world is [...]
