Articles
Wrestling With Your Job Search Plan?
If you are considering a job search this year, you probably all too aware that the hardest part of doing anything is just getting started. This can be especially true for projects that involve putting yourself out there in the public sphere and being judged. Mark Dykeman has a good method for getting your plan together: mind-mapping.
Job Search: Part Deux
The major difference between my first job search and my second was focus. I was able to focus on the geographical area and with Sean’s help I learned to focus my energy on specific parts of the job search and not everything at once. Throughout my ACPA Placement experience and throughout my on-campus interviews I knew I had Sean as a resource, someone I could call for support anytime I needed him.
Stumbling and Starting Over
This week, I’m going to tell you what I’ve been doing with my time, and ask you to help me prioritize a bit by letting me know what you’d like to see.
How I Use RescueTime to Increase My Productivity
RescueTime is a great tool to help you get a handle on how you spend your time.
Today on the Podcast: Work/Life Balance
Today’s episode of the Higher Ed Life and Careers Show will center on the ever-elusive idea of maintaining work/life balance. It’s a rough topic for many in higher ed, especially in Student Affairs, where work doesn’t just follow you home. Work is home. And home is work.
So where do you fit in a “life” when the lines are blurred?
If You Don't Insist on Work/Life Balance, You Won't Have Any
When I worked in Residence Life, I always had a mid-semester slog starting around October.