You may have already heard the advice to keep your resume updated even if you’re not looking for work. It helps to be prepared when the time comes, and also, it’s a good idea to take inventory of your accomplishments and new responsibilities, especially before your performance review. You want…
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Entries by Helene Lerner
As a teacher, Lynda Weinman's goal was to make a living, make a difference, and reach lots of people. In 1995, Lynda and her husband Bruce Heavin created the online learning site lynda.com primarily as online support for her books and classes. Over time, lynda.com grew to become a leading…
Asking yourself whether you are in the “wrong” job may seem like something that newly-graduated, entry-level employees do. However, even if you’re a seasoned mid-level professional with years of experience in your field, don’t be surprised if you too discover that you’re in the “wrong” job. As your field, company…
Bad habits at work can be just as hard to break as bad habits at home. Bad work habits can be especially detrimental, both to yourself and your reputation at the office. So how do you break them? In stages, of course! First, Realize the Change That Needs to Happen…
