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A recent provocative article in Mail Online by British Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman, raises a loaded question: are mother's rights making women unemployable? Read More

Blogging has given me a great network of friends and colleagues. I’m thankful for these relationships. They are full of ideas and value. And perhaps even more importantly they remind us to share more openly our little tricks. Things that help us, and might help others, become more successful.

It was one of those relationships and discussions that I want to share with you. The topic was bloggin Read More

Here are some articles found last week that I found inspiring from a cross-cultural and international business point of view. Read More

A participant from my outplacement workshop emailed to say thanks and informed me that they offered my networking advice to their partner who secured two interviews through Facebook within 24 hours. So you are right when you believe networking doesn’t work and you can stop reading. Read More

Why developing increased wallet share from your existing clients should top your 2010 sales agenda. Includes five reasons why wallet share is easier to develop than a new client, and a short how-to section. Read More

Christmas is a funny time of the year for job seekers – It can be very frustrating as Companies shelve recruitment plans until the New Year.

Chritsmas time - a fantastic opportunity to plan for the New Year and put yourself in pole position for a job in 2010.

Here are 12 presents that every job seeker should give them self this Christmas... Read More

Getting to know others better and Connecting to the Organisation context better are the other aspects of one framework to help build and manage one’s authenticity and I’ll try and cover these off with a slight homage to Depeche Mode, given that they’re in town tonight Read More

This got me thinking about the whole voluntary work strategy for jobseekers. I believe this can be a positive strategy but is too often received negatively by jobseekers – comments include “this is desperation” or “organisations taking advantage of the economy”. Everyone is entitled to opinion and mine is firmly behind this strategy and my colleague proves why. Start looking at it from a differen Read More

For creative and entrepreneurial types, their work means giving up the cosy office environment and going it alone. The solitude gives them the peace and space needed to come up with innovative ideas. But the loneliness can be crushing and seriously sap your motivation. As a home worker, I have come up with some tried and tested strategies for keeping motivation high when you’re working alone. Read More

A meeting that is not constructively planned, lacks a purpose, is not properly conducted and ends with no action points is exactly that. Yet, in business, a substantial amount of our time is spent in meetings that seem to be constructed from the off-set to fail. Read More