A Hoosier Ponders a Career Change
In this era of uncertain employment here in Central Indiana and elsewhere, a career change may be just the ticket. Here’s a story of how one woman reinvented her career.
Enjoy Work, Hire a Coach
Many are finding it difficult to manage their careers or [...]
Professional Societies Have Benefits
Everyone benefits from joining professional societies. Experienced workers are finding [...]
Creating Goals for 2020 Vision
The beginning of a new year and decade is an [...]
A Full-Court Press Career
Nate McMillan of the Indiana Pacers is one of 30 [...]
Saying Good-Bye to Work
David Letterman, Indianapolis native and popular host of the “Late Show with David Letterman” recently announced his retirement, scheduled for 2015. He joins a long list of retiring celebrities, including former anchorwoman Barbara Walters, baseball star Derek Jeter and talk show host Jay Leno.
Reinventing Yourself – Now May Be the Time
Changing careers or finding a job in a new field is challenging, but not impossible. Those who have done the hard work to reinvent themselves and their careers, like Carmel resident Jennifer McLean, only wish they had tried a new industry earlier.
Make This Year a Professional Breakthrough
What is on your career menu for 2016? A new job, developing a retirement strategy, securing your current job or researching how to start a business? How will you make 2016 different from other years when you thought: this is the year, something has to change!
Power Networking 101
Who you know is vital to maintaining and cultivating a career at any stage of your work journey. Networking becomes critical during the Baby Boomer years during the time when many people would rather not bother attending events and meeting new people.
Racing to Victory at Work
Butch Martin is a Boomer who pushes himself to achievement in his sales career and as an athlete. As he was on the podium in May accepting a bronze medal in the USA Cycling National Championships, Martin said he had to reframe the disappointment of coming in third place differently.