Changing Times

Maintaining Career Bearings in Stormy Employment Seas

September 28th, 2009

Recently, I spoke to a group of professionals, all alums of Northeastern universities.  The topic was: Maintaining Career Bearings in Stormy Employment Seas.  The conversation was engaging enough that it seemed to merit a news post in case you or someone you know finds him or herself in rough water.
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Behave Yourself! Wired Magazine’s New Rules of Etiquette

August 21st, 2009

Have you ever wondered…
• Should you “friend” your boss on facebook? What about your boss’s boss?
• Who calls back when a cell call is “dropped”?
• Which ringtone should you select? And what does it say about you?
• Can you post a photo on your facebook page that was taken 10 years and 20 pounds …

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Pump up Performance

June 24th, 2009

As we ease into the dog days of summer, it’s a great time to pump up the performance of your team or organization.
One of our core values at The Wunderlin Company is building capacity within our client organizations. We want our clients to possess the knowledge and the tools they need to implement and …

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Because Cloning Is Not An Option…

June 8th, 2009

Try as we might, we’ve not yet figured out how to be in two places at one time. If a TWC professional is coaching an executive, that professional can’t be leading a team through a Work-Out session at the same time. I can’t be facilitating a strategic planning retreat while helping senior management implement a …

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Hard Times Call for Hands On, Heads In

March 13th, 2009

“The U.S. – and much of the world – became trapped in a vicious negative-feedback cycle. Fear led to business contraction, and that in turn led to even greater fear. This debilitating spiral has spurred our government to take massive action. In poker terms, the Treasury and the Fed have gone “all in.” Economic medicine …

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