Like many people, I suffer from occasional bouts of ‘imposter syndrome’, equally there are times when I think I could rule the world, but isn’t it funny how we tend to remember the downs more than the ups sometimes. A lot of what I read
Ok – a rare serious blog from me. I have been giving talks to people on the live register for the last eight years (mostly for my good friends in Jobcare) so I thought that I would share my thoughts here for whatever they are
Agism, being sidelined, becoming the subject of bias, feeling left out or irrelevant. Wisdom, experience, seniority, being taken more seriously, good earning power. Which ‘old age’ are you facing into? Well I’m not here to discuss either – both are real and both are happening,
BY GUEST BLOGGER – TOM MITCHELL Have you ever been surprised that people don’t do what you want them to do, or even what you expect them to do? I used to ponder issues like this and would often come to the conclusion that other
I have been giving talks for years now, it’s no great hardship for me (possibly for my audience though) as after 40 years on stage, public speaking holds no fears for me at all. Most of my talks have been about career advancement and job
Since I was inveigled out of Bank of Ireland in 1997 I have more or less worked in Business Development. It has been called different things and I have had additional responsibilities, but at the end of the day I had to sell stuff. I