Posted on November 9, 2016
by bethanywallace
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When your coworkers mention you—when you’ve stepped out of the room, or when you didn’t join them for lunch—what do they say? Are you mindfully branding yourself in the workplace in hopes they’ll be lifting you up, not tearing you down? When former supervisors…
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Category: about Bethany, branding, coaching, communication, networking, soft skills, workplaceTags: branding, career growth, character, clients, customer service, employers, ethics, getting promoted, giving back, gratitude, job search, meetings, networking, personality type, promotion, recognition, references, relationships, self-promotion, social media, spirituality, thank you, underemployment, unemployment, volunteering
Posted on May 27, 2016
by bethanywallace
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This is the story of how I became a career coach and why I love helping others develop their careers.
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