Yesterday, we talked about ways that candidates can prepare for interviews by anticipating questions and preparing their answers. As mentioned in that article, questions and answers can be seen as the “currency” of interview. This may have left some of you asking “Where’s the Bank?” Good news! We’re opening a “question bank” at HigherEdCareerCoach.Com and […]
You Have Answers, We Have Questions!
Questions and answers are the currency we trade in job interviews. They help us evaluate the parameters of a potential working relationship, and to feel out whether the various pieces of the picture will “fit” together into a coherent whole.
A Couple of Things About For-Profit Education
I’ve been thinking a lot about for-profit education lately, and where it fits into the big picture. This was the result of a few events: An ongoing conversation in a LinkedIn group about how online degrees (particularly doctorates) are perceived in hiring at Brick and Mortar Schools; The recent report released by the University of […]
In My Tribe: Third Tribe Closing to New Members
The most practical and actionable business advice I have received has been from one place. It’s called the Third Tribe.
This Week on the Podcast: The Millennial Journey, Mind-Mapping, Who-Dos and More
This Friday on the Higher Ed Life and Careers Show, Life and Career Coach Sean Cook will be joined by special guest Andrew Henck who is tweeting ideas & thoughts on leadership, nonprofits, higher ed, politics, social media from a Gen Y perspective as @MillennialTweet and blogs about them on http://themillennialjourney.wordpress.com We’ll be talking about a variety of college transition issues, his blog, and the importance of the “bookends” of the college experience…transitioning to college from high school, and out to the wider world upon graduation.