Blogs about: Working In America
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Breaking the Spell of Fear
I think about fear a lot. For years I have been exploring the depths of the human experience and all of the surprises it holds – to me, this is great fun! Having trained myself to be highly tune… more →
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Breaking the Spell of Fear
Terry Del Percio, Work & Career Consultant wrote 1 month ago: I think about fear a lot. For years I have been exploring the depths of the human experience and all … more →
On Becoming a Job Search Machine
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Terry Del Percio, Work & Career Consultant wrote 2 months ago: Redwood trees blow my mind. They are awe-inspiring. I have a particular affinity towards Redwoods, a … more →
Heed the Hummingbird
Terry Del Percio, Work & Career Consultant wrote 3 months ago: Lately I have been doing a great deal of personal reflection about life, career and the laws of natu … more →
How Power, Kindness & Veggies Can Help Your Career
Terry Del Percio, Work & Career Consultant wrote 4 months ago: In a recent Wall Street Journal Article, “How to Fix a Career in the Dumps”, writer Grac … more →
WIB: Boston Globe on Brazilians Returning to Brazil
expatbrazil wrote 5 months ago: The Boston Globe article is a good read on the dilemma facing Brazilians returning to Brazil. The Yo … more →
Networking Faux Pas #2: THE DAMAGE DONE
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Terry Del Percio, Work & Career Consultant wrote 5 months ago: SITUATION My client Jack (not his real name) was a successful investment researcher with very strong … more →
Work-life balance and gender
elainemeyer wrote 6 months ago: Salon has an interesting interview with two successful network news women, Claire Shipman and Katty … more →
Faux Pas #1 - Networking
Terry Del Percio, Work & Career Consultant wrote 6 months ago: Reputation is everything. We hear that over and over. It’s true. Yet there are certain behavio … more →
Outside the Circle
Terry Del Percio, Work & Career Consultant wrote 7 months ago: As strange as it may sound, when it comes to reinventing ourselves, sometimes our friends and collea … more →
Just Breathe - Keeping Your Cool in the Midst of Chaos
Terry Del Percio, Work & Career Consultant wrote 8 months ago: The pace of life can be overwhelming. Add to that the state of the economy and the stress of financi … more →
Getting Laid Off - Taking the High Road
Terry Del Percio, Work & Career Consultant wrote 8 months ago: It’s not every day that I meet with a client (Jennifer) who got laid off and is okay with it. … more →
Urbanomix No.2 - Working in America - Event Content
lovesoul wrote 9 months ago: We had another great event again; this time focused on urban professionals exporting their talents t … more →
Urbanomix: Working In America Tonight
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lovesoul wrote 9 months ago: Tonight I’m chairing another Urbanomix panel on ‘Working in America’ The Flyer ex … more →
What is it about work?
Terry Del Percio, Work & Career Consultant wrote 1 year ago: Work is so important to most of us. Why? So much of our identity, in western society, is attached to … more →
Business Ethics Training - "The Office" - What Not To Do!
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chuckgallagher wrote 1 year ago: Business ethics training! Across the nation I can hear people saying, “Yea, those people on W … more →
Planning to Become a Student or Live in America?
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Sarcastina wrote 1 year ago: The other day, I ran into this post, “Culture Shock (a cultural guide for international studen … more →
Payroll Tax Fraud Indictment - Wisconsin Man Faces Charges and 92 Years In Prison! Ouch!
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chuckgallagher wrote 1 year ago: Daniel D. LaMarch, if convicted, may well spend the rest of his life in prison. The thoughts of dyin … more →
Facebook, Social Networking and Bill Gates - Is it Worth It? Gates Says 'No'!
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chuckgallagher wrote 1 year ago: In the business technology section of the Wall Street Journal blog, Ben Worthen posted a blog about … more →
Working and Ethics in America
chuckgallagher wrote 2 years ago: From a recent blog I read I share the following and ask you to comment on your perception of “ … more →
