Posted on July 22, 2017
by bethanywallace
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Do you cringe when hearing the term “helicopter parents?” Nobody wants to be that parent—hovering over her child, offering unsolicited advice, attempting to thwart minor failures or skinned knees, and purchasing countless expensive gadgets and devices (because saying no is really hard!). But let’s…
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Category: career development, coaching, college students, communication, mentoring, soft skills, workplaceTags: attitudes, boundaries, career coaching, Cindy Folmer, college students, communication skills, distribution center, employers, etiquette, finishing tasks, Gen Z, helicopter parents, hover, internships, interviews, job search, job shadowing, L'Oreal, L'Oreal USA, management development program, manners, manufacturing, Matt Krumrie, mentors, parenting, recent grads, resume, site visits, tech-free zone, vision boards
Posted on May 27, 2017
by bethanywallace
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When contemplating changing jobs, applying for promotions within your company, quitting a job to spend time with your family, or other major career changes, how in the world do you make those big decisions? And how do you make major career decisions without undergoing…
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Category: career development, coaching, mentoring, soft skillsTags: candidates, career change, career coaching, career development, choices, decision making, family, fit, hiring, learning, making mistakes, mentors, negotiating salary, pray, promotion, pros and cons, regrets, research, soft skills, spirituality, taking action
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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Category: about Bethany, coaching, networking, UncategorizedTags: about Bethany, boss, building relationships, career, career choices, career coach, career development, coaching, college, college students, cover letters, do you need help reaching goals, editing resumes, entrepreneurs, ethics, faculty, fish out of water, get to work, go above and beyond, helping others, higher education, investing in careers, job seekers, let's get to work, liberal arts, LinkedIn, mentors, networking, networking tip of the day, paying it forward, private and public sectors, reaching goals, recent grads, recruiting, resumes, starting a business, suit up and show up, taking action, teaching
