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July 3, 2014

We Educate Nonsensically...And How to Change Things

Update: This article was just selected as an Editor's Choice/Essential Read

I've long felt that education could be so much better. In my PsychologyToday.com article today, I show how. HERE is the link.
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Published on July 03, 2014 00:06

June 29, 2014

How to Make the Most of LinkedIn: A True-False Quiz

I decry what seems to be a redistribution of resources from skill development to networking, sizzle over steak. 

But if I am to be a decent career counselor, where appropriate, I need to teach my clients how to use LinkedIn optimally. How to do so is the topic of my PsychologyToday.com article today. 

I try to make what could be a dry topic a little more fun by making it a true-false quiz. HERE is the link
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Published on June 29, 2014 00:02

June 28, 2014

A Five-Minute Course on How to Be an Effective, Even Beloved Manager or Leader

In My PsychologyToday.com article, I tried to condense everything I know about how to be a good manager and leader into an article that can be read in five minutes. HERE is the link.
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Published on June 28, 2014 00:05

June 27, 2014

Six Short Videos Sharing My Favorite Tips...Hopefully with Humor

I asked Robert Reich what his next project is. He said, "While I always think about writing another book, I realize that people now are more likely to adopt my views if I present them in a 2-minute video that's funny."

I figured if it's good enough for Robert Reich, it's good enough for me. So I've made a half dozen short videos that offer some of my most helpful tips. At minimum, I hope they put a smile on your face.

Here they are:













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Published on June 27, 2014 22:44

June 26, 2014

13 Cures for Disorganization: Which will help you get more organized?

Disorganization can be caused by 13 things. My PsychologyToday.com article today offers a possible "cure" for each of them. HERE is the link.
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Published on June 26, 2014 00:10

June 25, 2014

How to Choose a College or Graduate School

PsychologyToday is running a series called "Undone by Universities." 

My contribution to that is How to Choose a College or Graduate School. HERE is the link.
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Published on June 25, 2014 00:14

June 24, 2014

Hiring Wisely: A Step-by-Step Approach to Selecting Better Employees

The most important decision most managers ever make is whom to hire. My PsychologyToday.com article today shows a step-by-step procedure for hiring wisely. 

Regular readers of this blog have seen an earlier version of this article but I believe it's among my most helpful so I've modestly revised it for publication in Psychology Today. HERE is the link. 
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Published on June 24, 2014 00:02

June 23, 2014

Pleasurable Philanthopy: The Art of Charitable Giving

I've been doing a fair amount of reading and thinking about the wisest way to give charity. I summarize my thoughts in my PsychologyToday.com article. HERE is the link.
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Published on June 23, 2014 00:23

June 22, 2014

The Case Against Networking

As actually practiced, networking is ethically dubious. That's the subject of my PsychologyToday.com article today. HERE is the link.
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Published on June 22, 2014 00:01

June 21, 2014

Under-the-Radar Careers: Should you choose a little-known career?

Many career fields are competitive. A way around that is to consider under-the-radar niches. 

In my PsychologyToday.com article today, I offer a collection of alternative careers in the fields of psychology and in education. HERE is the link.
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Published on June 21, 2014 10:03

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