by Rick Christensen | Oct 25, 2018 | Career Transition, Job Search, Rick Christensen, Success
During your job search you will be forced out of your comfort zone and will research various details and make many decisions. The job search process can be filled with many ups and downs especially if your expectations are unrealistic. The following are things to... 
by Rick Christensen | Jul 26, 2018 | Job Success, Outplacement, Rick Christensen, Success
When one is faced with a challenging situation the outcome is greatly influenced by the perspective in which that obstacle is viewed. Especially when one’s world is turned upside down by job loss, the perspective which one views the loss can determine the... 
by Travis Jones | Jul 2, 2018 | Career Development Partners, Coaching, Executive Coach, Success, Successful People, Travis Jones
Get a grip on your ego – it’s a balancing act. Ego continues to make itself known to me in interesting ways as I dig deeper into the impact it has on our business and relationships. I am reading the book Egonomics for this deep dig. “Ego is our silent partner—too... 
by Rick Christensen | Jun 28, 2018 | Career Transition, Job Search, Job Success, Rick Christensen, Success, Uncategorized
Goal is defined as the object of a person’s ambition or effort; an aim or desired result. What makes successful business people so successful? Are these folks smarter? Or just plain lucky? I would argue neither. The difference between how successful people and... 
by Rick Christensen | Jun 21, 2018 | Career Development Partners, Career Transition, Job Search, Rick Christensen, Success, Uncategorized
One of the greatest challenges of any job search is establishing and maintaining momentum regardless of results achieved. Your job search is a learning experience that will build character and teach you things about yourself you never knew. It’s often effective to... 
by Rick Christensen | Jun 7, 2018 | Career Transition, High Performance, Rick Christensen, Success, Your Career
I recently saw a thread on LinkedIn with the subject “Do I really need to send a thank-you after an interview?” I know it was my own bias, but I read it with a whiny inflection that sounded like a spoiled child asking if they really needed to thank Aunt...
