My friends at March Consulting have created a totally free online virtual event called The Ultimate Guide to College. In this 7-day summit experience that starts this Thursday, September 22, the March Consulting team will be interviewing 15 experts (including me!) in their various fields of work that will leave you with a better understanding […]
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I wrote an article early in the pandemic about suggestions on how to take action even when you think there isn’t much you can do during difficult economic times. I was pleased to present a mini-program about this at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Career Expo on August 20. Whether you are unemployed or simply unhappy in […]
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I wait and wonder For those who are furloughed Will I go back? Should I look? How I ache for the familiar that I took for granted Even the parts I hated. I wait and wonder For those whose jobs may be insecure Am I next? In the […]
Register and Research: Register early to have the greatest access to materials. Research whether it is on-line written chat or video chat. Research employers, identify your top 5, take notes to use in interactions. Technology Tips: Review any written or video tips about the platform and event. Test your technology equipment. If video fair, have […]
“The 6-year graduation rate for first-time, full-time undergraduate students who began seeking a bachelor’s degree at 4-year degree-granting institutions in fall 2011 overall was 60 percent.” People are often surprised by this data from a 2019 Department of Education report. I hope this information motivates high school students and their parents to think even more […]
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Free High School Summit for Education Planning
My friends at March Consulting have created a totally free online virtual event called The Ultimate Guide to College. In this 7-day summit experience that starts this Thursday, September 22, the March Consulting team will be interviewing 15 experts (including me!) in their various fields of work that will leave you with a better understanding […]
Don’t Quarantine Your Career – Video Version
I wrote an article early in the pandemic about suggestions on how to take action even when you think there isn’t much you can do during difficult economic times. I was pleased to present a mini-program about this at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Career Expo on August 20. Whether you are unemployed or simply unhappy in […]
Pandemic Work Wonderings
I wait and wonder For those who are furloughed Will I go back? Should I look? How I ache for the familiar that I took for granted Even the parts I hated. I wait and wonder For those whose jobs may be insecure Am I next? In the […]
Virtual Job Fair Tips
Register and Research: Register early to have the greatest access to materials. Research whether it is on-line written chat or video chat. Research employers, identify your top 5, take notes to use in interactions. Technology Tips: Review any written or video tips about the platform and event. Test your technology equipment. If video fair, have […]
Help for High School Students and Parents
“The 6-year graduation rate for first-time, full-time undergraduate students who began seeking a bachelor’s degree at 4-year degree-granting institutions in fall 2011 overall was 60 percent.” People are often surprised by this data from a 2019 Department of Education report. I hope this information motivates high school students and their parents to think even more […]