My Job Offer Has a Good Salary PLUS an Annual “Bonus”! What Does THAT Mean?
Congratulations! After much blood, sweat and tears, you’ve finally received a job offer! The job is right, the location, the culture…they’re everything you want. The…
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“Involved” versus “Important”
Does it matter more to you to be “involved” in the conversation, adding your thoughts, perspectives, and experience to help the greater good? OR Is…
“Meaningful” vs “Mundane”: The Script Flips When the Uniform Comes Off
From our co-founder and executive director, Bill Kieffer… While in uniform we did big “meaningful” things that we struggled to make “mundane”. Sometimes it worked;…
Finding Peace and Purpose in Career Transition: A Message from Our Executive Director
This quiet Sunday morning offered a moment of reflection, and my thoughts turned to Max Ehrmann’s timeless poem, “Desiderata.” Its words, penned in 1927, resonate…
Who Am I? Does Knowing This Really Matter in Career Transition and Beyond?
Props to my friend JC Glick for inspiring today’s article. His recent post asking “Who are you really?” got me thinking… Understanding “who you are”…
Let Not Your Ego Drive your Efforts
If you’re chasing a title during career transition, you may be limiting your opportunities for success. Open your aperture. Expand your sight picture. Focus beyond…
Money and Titles are Only Part of the Equation.
When in career transition/job search, remember the big picture. Want to learn more? Register for upcoming, top-notch, no-cost, online career transition training here: https://lnkd.in/gFrKw5AR
As You Face Career Transition, Letting Go Can Be Tough.
Bill’s dad never let go. For over 50 years he was a practicing physician. It was his purpose; his mission; his identity. The thought of…
As You Face Career Transition, Letting Go Can Be Tough.
from our co-founder and executive director, Bill Kieffer: My dad never let go. For over 50 years he was a practicing physician.It was his purpose;…
Simple Questions That Can Be Surprisingly Scary…
As military veterans we are used to plans, processes, procedures, standards, training, estimates, assessments, and myriad other means and mechanisms that mitigate confusion and provide…