Wednesday, September 23, 2015

When Not to Apologize at Work

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September 2015 

IN THIS ISSUE

* Read - When Leaders Should (and Shouldn't) Apologize at Work

* Learn - 4 Ways to Reduce Stress at Work

* Discover The Biggest Mistake Job Seekers Make 


UPCOMING EVENTS & RECENT NEWS 

* University of Colorado Webinar: “Coping With Career Regret, How to Make the Right Choice the Next Time Around” Sign Up

* University of Minnesota Webinar: “Overcoming the Imposter Syndrome” Sign Up

* Georgia Tech Webinar: “How Do You Know If You’re In The Right Career Fit” Watch It

 


OTHER NEWS & ADVICE 

* US News Article: “6 Ways Your Significant Other Can Boost Your Career” Read It

* Video: "There is no dream job?!" Watch It

* Article: “Going Back to Work After Having a Baby” Read It


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Hi Isodifj,

Hope your fall is starting off right! I was able to squeeze in one last trip this summer. My son Vaughn and I visited my dad in Florida and got one more tubing run in. We had a blast!

 

We have many events planned for this fall. Our Vanderbilt Alumni "Identify Your Ideal Career" webinar series started this week. I am hosting a free webinar, “Coping With Career Regret”, on October 8th for the University of Colorado. On November 19, I'm leading our "Overcoming the Imposter Syndrome" webinar for the University of Minnesota Alumni. (View our videos on the Imposter Syndrome to get some quick insight on how to handle it: #1 My experience and #2-How to manage negative inner voices.)

Our Career Corner articles will help you reduce stress at work (which we could all use!), understand when to apologize at work and when not to, and improve your job search by avoiding the #1 mistake job seekers make. We hope these resources are helpful to you!

 

Certified Career Coach and Founder, HallieCrawford.com


CAREER CORNER

When Leaders Should (and Shouldn't) Apologize at Work

There are many mixed opinions on the value of apologizing at work. Some say it makes executives look weak to apologize, while others insist that we need to maintain courteous habits in the workplace. How can we strike a balance? When it is appropriate to apologize at work, and when is it unnecessary? Here are a few guidelines: Do apologize …When you have made a mistake. When your decision affects others in a negative way. Go here to read more.

 


4 Ways to Reduce Stress at Work

In a Feb 2015 APA report, 60% of American adults are stressed about their job. Not surprising, with how much we are bombarded with social media, multiple forms of communication (texting included), and the increase in job responsibilities and resulting stress due to downsizing from the recession. Although the APA reported stress levels are down, 60% is still a big number. Everyone handles stress uniquely, causing different problems depending on the person, from irritability, insomnia, to more serious health related issues. Go here to read more from Hallie on this topic.


The Biggest Mistake Job Seekers Make

If you are currently seeking employment and you have done the following, you may feel like you’re doing everything right: You’ve updated your resume and LinkedIn profile. You are regularly sending in applications online. You are attending networking events. You’re expanding your network through LinkedIn.

All of these are perfect, and things you need to be doing! But something is still missing, and it's the #1 mistake that job seekers make. Click here to read what it is….


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