Oprah Winfrey provides lessons in career derailment
Oprah Winfrey was in Toronto last week offering up her “life class” to thousands of avid fans. I’m sure it was a great day, but
April 26, 2012
Greg Smith, Goldman Sachs: Bombs away! 5 things to think about before torpedoing a career bridge
Former Goldman Sachs employee, Greg Smith, made waves last month when his open “resignation” letter was published in the New York Times. Smith slammed Goldman
April 16, 2012
The Gig Triangle: two out of three ain’t bad. Or is it?
I wrote about this a few years ago but have had multiple conversations over the last two weeks, so I’m dusting it off for our
April 12, 2012
Getting on Boards: What you need to know before you raise your hand
On April 4th, we hosted an encore presentation of our highly popular “Getting on Boards” PowerRoundtable. An at-capacity audience joined our panelists with opinions Sharon
April 9, 2012
The Career Doom Loop Revisited: are you on a slippery slope?
I’ve been having lots of career discussions with members recently, so thought I’d revisit this post from 2009. Enjoy. Years ago I was introduced to
March 12, 2012
Angelina Jolie’s leg: how to stand out from the crowd
Last week, Angelina Jolie created a stir with her bizarro leg posing on the red carpet and the Oscar stage. Bloggers and newsfeeds were quick
March 5, 2012
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