Last week, I opened a discussion about one of the most existentially meaningful steps we can take: developing a broad mind to understand a wide world. Surely that’s always been true, but never more than now, given the nature, pace, and scope of change as we hurtle through this dizzying century. (For last week’s column:…
You need a broad mind to understand a wide world. Assume the things you’ll need to know in order to plan and navigate your career (and your life in general) are growing faster than your awareness of them. Assume the future is coming at us so fast that half of it is…
If you have visions of working remotely for the rest of your career, get over it. With very few exceptions, it’s not going to happen – not full time, anyway. Will the workplace continue changing? Of course – and for the better. But you’re unlikely to continue shuffling around the house in your…
By Eli Amdur If you’re not yet totally convinced that we’re in the most favorable employee’s job market in memory, then try this on for size: one of the fastest growing practices – if not the fastest right now – is the “stay” interview. The “what” interview?!? Certainly, we’re all familiar with the exit interview,…