In the business world, people talk about leaders endowed with the “vision thing.” These are people who can envision the future for their industry and their company in concrete terms, and explain it in ways that encourage others to buy in to that vision, and focus their efforts around it as well.
Building a Purposeful Business to Help You Build a Purposeful Career
Today’s post is part 2 of a series about the purpose behind HigherEdCareerCoach.Com and the different ways the site and my business are evolving to meet the needs of higher ed job seekers. Consider it a rough draft “blog manifesto” or sorts. What you need to know about me: I believe that my purpose in […]
It's Official. I'm a Failure.
Let’s just jump right in and get to the point. Today, I learned that I am a failure. Well, at least as an affiliate marketer. I’m trying to decide if I really care one way or the other about this, but let me rewind a bit and give you some of the backstory that brought […]
Hey You! Who's a Who-Do to You?
Please take a few minutes between now and next Tuesday at noon to nominate someone who deserves recognition, and to tell the world why you see this person as defining the spirit of the “Who-Do.” If you want to send the nomination directly to me, e-mail it to sean@higheredcareercoach.com and I will post some of the essential pieces here, so people can at least know who was nominated and why.
Today on BlogTalkRadio: Using RSS in Your Job Search
Higher Ed Career Coach Sean Cook talks with Eric Stoller, an academic advisor from Oregon State University, about how to use RSS feeds and feed readers (google reader, etc.) to keep track of vacancies during your higher education job search.