Tag Archives: advice

Graduated, Now What?

It takes two or three hours to write a specific cover letter, customize the resume, and go through all the ridiculous, dehumanizing, online hoops to apply for even a low-paying, part-time job, yet a business can’t spend one minute to … Continue reading

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Random soundbites of a Career Journal : 6

Don’t hesitate to invest in things that enhance your future success. Find satisfaction in small tasks done honestly well. When you make a mess, make it count. Never try to out trade a man wearing sunglasses and a belt. Hope … Continue reading

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Reflection

Today would be a good time to acknowledge all your blessings. Make a list – a long list – and then take a big long soak in the tub. – calendar page

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Collard Greens Meet White Beans

I spotted these beautiful collard greens at the market for $3 bundle. The freshness of them made me smile as I placed a bundle in my cart, knowing exactly what I wanted to do with them. I wanted to make … Continue reading

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Forward Momentum: Pages of a Career Journal

“Thank you for your interest in the Teen Coordinator position at _. We look forward to meeting you in person during the interview on_. There will be a small panel of youth workers and administrators present, and during the interview … Continue reading

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