All posts by Marcy Twete
Put Me In, Coach
No, not Coach purses. Not the football coach. What kind of coach might I be talking about? The kind not many people take advantage of. The professional coach. The highest level executives have been utilizing the services of executive coaches ... Read More »
Healthy Business Travel
Last week, I set out on a noble mission – to accomplish the “world’s healthiest business trip.” And while I don’t know if “world’s” healthiest is true. But it was definitely healthy for me, and beat my last business trip ... Read More »
Time Zone Troubleshooting
Often, in business, we’re dealing with multiple time zones. Whether it be the home office on the East Coast when you work on the West, or a few days of travel just to the next state in the next time ... Read More »
Transitioning to Fall: Tights are In
A loyal reader and old friend asked me to write about the ins and outs of moving to fall fashion, and specifically, wearing tights. A how to, if you will. Now, many people have their own self-imposed rules about tights. ... Read More »
The LBD
Last week, I wrote “Have Dress: Will Travel” and sang the praises of the perfect business dresses that both impress in the office and travel well. What was missing in this post was an LBD. Of course, every woman needs ... Read More »
Achieving Success at Job Fairs
‘Tis the season for job fairs. It seems they’re everywhere right now. And while job fairs sound like a great idea when you sign up for them, most people who attend end up milling around and wasting their day, walking ... Read More »
Finding Your Cause
With lives full of career goals and personal commitments, many people talk about volunteering, but few actually take the time to seek out volunteer opportunities. A survey carried out by TimeBank through Reed Executive showed that among 200 of the ... Read More »
Know Your Weaknesses
It’s one of the most common job interview questions there is: “What is your greatest weakness?” And all too often, interviewees answer this question incorrectly. Conventional wisdom tells us to spin our answer. “I’m too much of a perfectionist.” “I ... Read More »
Where are you spending your energy?
Your energy is a commodity. It’s valuable, it’s tangible, and it gets you through the day. We often evaluate what we’re spending our energy on, specifically. Perhaps through timecards, perhaps through checking items off of a list. But how often ... Read More »
