FIRST AID:

• conducting EVALUATIONS & FEEDBACK
  • Name, Rank & Serial Number—What is Legal to Say As a Reference
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  • FeedForward--Increase Input, Feed-Forward at Work
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  • Silence is Golden—When Not to Give Feedback To Someone.
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  • Full Circle—Evaluating Bosses Using a 360 Degree Evaluation:
  • Fair Treatment—Conducting Fair and Objective Performance Reviews
  
  
• find your DREAM JOB
  • Reach for Your Dreams—Turning Your Current Job into Your Dream Job
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  • The Promised Land—Finding Your Dream Job
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• job INTERVIEWS
  • Observe and Report—Common Job Interview Questions
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  • Ramblin’ Man—Explaining Why You’ve Had So Many Jobs In An Interview
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  • Inside Job—Questions You’ll Be Asked in a Job Interview
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  • The "O" Word—Coping With Being Called “Overqualified” In a Job Interview
  • Potholes in My Past—Overcoming Red Flags In Your Past
  • Got Some 'Splainin' To Do—Explaining a Past Layoff
  • No Thanks—Always Send a Thank You Note After a Job Interview
  • None of Your Business—Answering the Tough Questions in a Job Interview.
  • I Can Tell You, But I’ll Have to Kill You—Non-Disclosure Agreements
  • Interviewer Secrets—Job Interviewer Strategies.
  • Stupid Questions—Responding to Zinger Questions in a Job Interview:
  • Short and Sweet—Summing Up Your Career in Thirty Seconds, Or Less.
  • The Pay Scale—Negotiating Your Salary During a Job Interview:
  • Loaded Question—Answering Why You Left Your Last Job Question in an Interview
  
  
• job SEARCH STRATEGIES
  • Beyond the Want Ads—Picking the Company That You Want to Work For
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  • Suite Cred—Getting Hired Without a College Degree, C.R.E.D.
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  • Old Dogs & New Tricks—Getting a Job in Tough Times, S.T.U.M.P.
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  • Your Network Is Your Net-Worth—Networking Secrets
  • No Person is an Island—Using Teamwork to Get Hired
  
  
• Leadership MISTAKES
  • Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow—Developing New Leaders
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  • Taking Off Your Rose Colored Glasses—Spotting Your Personal Blind Spots
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  • The Whole Truth—Reducing Your Bias at Work
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  • Sorry is the Hardest Word—Giving an Effective Apology at Work
  • Blunder Buster—Avoiding Common Leadership Mistakes
  • Coming on Too Strong—Keeping Your Personal Strengths From Sinking You
  
  
• maintaining HEALTH & SAFETY
  • Staying Alive—Surviving Workplace Violence
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  • You Can't Touch This—Surviving Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
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  • Wound Too Tight—Getting To The Source of Our Work Stress
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  • Calm in Calamity—Surviving a Shooting at Work
  • Do No Harm—Staying Safe in a Dangerous Job (OSH Act)
  • Compassion at Work—Working With a Coworker Who Has AIDS
  • The Great Depression—Mental Health Challenges and Your Job
  
  
• NETWORKING
  • Go Deep—Going Deeper in Your Job Hunt
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  • All’s Fair—Get the Most Out of a Job Fair
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  • Standing Out From The Crowd—Get The Most Out of a Networking Event
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  • The Lives of Others--Network Online and Keep Your Job
  • I Got Skillz—Making Your Skills Transfer to a New Job Opportunity
  • Not Linkedin--How To Network Online
  • I Do!—Answering the “What Do You Do For a Living?” Question
  • Right Path—20 Rules for a Successful Career
  • Time After Time—Networking Strategies for Busy People
  • I Get Around—Strategies for Getting The Most Out of Networking Meetings
  • Your Future is On the Line—Networking on the Phone.
  • Once Bitten, Twice Shy—Networking Strategies For Shy People.
  
  
• PAYING YOUR BILLS, UNEMPLOYMENT, etc.
  • Lifeline—Getting Unemployment Insurance
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  • Paid Your Dues—Fighting Back If An Employer Challenges Your Unemployment Claim
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  • Running on Empty—Paying Your Bills Without a Job
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  • Show Me the Money—Negotiating Your Salary
  • Sitting on the Sidelines—Coping With a Non-Compete Clause
  
  
• PROBLEM SOLVING skills
  • Not Normal—Problem Solving in Tough Times
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  • Creativity at Work—Brainstorming Effectively at Work
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  • Sophie’s Choice—Evaluating a Solution
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  • Just Say No to the Status Quo—Bringing New Ideas to Work
  • Framed—Solving Complicated Problems at Work
  • Northbound Train—Getting Un-Stuck at Work:
  • Keep It Simple, Stupid—Simplifying Your Job
  
  
• RESUMES, COVER LETTERS & REFERENCES
  • The Write Stuff—Writing a Great Resume, T.Y.P.O.
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  • Trash Talk—Coping With a Bad Reference
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  • Surviving a Computer Scan— Using Key Words To Get Your Resume Noticed
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  • Bad Taste—Getting Hired Despite a Bad Reference
  • Cover Me—Writing an Effective Cover Letter
  • Point of Reference—Getting the Most Out of Your References
  • Not Objective—Clearly Stating Your Objectives on Your Resume
  • Reference Check—Getting the Most Out of Your References: