Many educators struggle with networking. Some see networking as something people do in the corporate world, but not in academia. They don’t always understand why they should network, or how to do it if they want to. Mary Vogl-Rauscher has taught Leadership Development and business courses at Moraine Park Technical College in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin for the past 15 years.
Mid-Career Transitions with Caroline Ceniza-Levine from Six Figure Start
What can you do to manage mid-career career transitions? Higher Ed Career Coach Sean Cook interviews Caroline Ceniza-Levine, co-founder of SixFigureStart.
Free Professional Development and Networking
What value do you place on free professional development and networking events, like free webinars, hashtag chats on Twitter, and free in-person career events?
Establishing Positive Relationships at Work
Developing positive relationships is one of the biggest challenges professionals face when starting a new role or moving into a new work environment. When you are new, you don’t know what norms have been established, who will be helpful (or who won’t), and you’ll likely find yourself wondering when to share information and perspectives, when […]
Cover Letters: 6 Reasons You Should Write One, Even If You Feel It’s a Waste of Time
Cover letters come in all different styles, and it’s not always easy to figure out the best way to outline your arguments for a job and keep the reader interested. So it’s not surprising to know that many job-seekers obsess over their cover letters. Others spend more time on the résumé, and barely any time […]
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