Marty Nemko's Blog, page 376

A Helpful Way to Become Resilient, Avoid Getting Stuck

Key to professional and personal success is how well you can bounce back from adversity. 

My PsychologyToday.com article today offers what many of my clients have found to be a powerful way to go from a person who stays stuck to one who's resilient.

Workover: "How do I get into non-profit PR?"

A caller to my radio show wants to turn a volunteer gig into paid work. Making it more difficult, his work experience is mainly in broadcasting. Here's the edited transcript of our interaction.

Two Workovers: Should I Get a Graduate Degree? Should I Start a Business?

Here are edited transcripts of two calls to my radio show. One is deciding whether she should go back for a graduate degree. The other is thinking of starting a business making key chains. Here's what I said to them.

A Workover: A Nurse Wants a Raise

Here's an edited transcript of a caller to my radio show who wants to negotiate for a raise.
 

A Workover: "Do I Need to Be Completely Honest on My Resume?"

Here's the latest edited transcript of a Workover on my radio program. The caller asked if one needs be completely honest on a resume.

A Workover: Coping with a Co-Worker Who Drives You Nuts

On my KALW-FM (NPR-San Francisco) radio program, I do Workovers: People phone in with their work problem and I try to help.

On PsychologyToday.com I'm posting edited transcripts of some Workovers. Here's today's offering:

A Workover: A Liberal Arts B.A. Wants to Make a Difference While Making a Living

Daily on PsychologyToday.com now I'm posting edited transcripts of Workovers I've done on my radio program. Here's today's offering.

A Workover: Be an ADHD Coach or an Occupational Therapist?

On my KALW-FM (NPR-San Francisco) radio program (link is external), I do Workovers: People phone in with their work problem and I try to help.

The last few days, I've been posting on PsychologyToday.com  a Workover that would seem particularly instructive for PsychologyToday.com readers. Here's today's offering.

Workover: A Ph.D. in Art History Tries to Find Work

On my KALW-FM (NPR-San Francisco) radio program, I do Workovers: People phone in with their work problem and I try to help.

The last couple of days, I've been posting on PsychologyToday.com  a Workover that would seem particularly instructive. Here is today's offering: the advice I gave to a Ph.D. in art history who is looking for a job.

A Workover: A Lawyer who Stopped Out for Nine Years. Now Wants Back In

On my KALW-FM (NPR-San Francisco) radio program, I do Workovers: People phone in with their work problem and I try to help.  
Two days ago, on PsychologyToday.com, I posted the first of a series of edited transcripts of Workovers that might be particularly instructive.
Yesterday, I posted a second one. It's about a lawyer who stopped-out to raise kids and now wants back in.