Archive for November, 2007
Expressing Human Values & Spirituality at Work
The global marketplace traditionally puts profits and productivity ahead of the human condition in the workplace. But that model is shifting according to many business leaders like J.Robert Ouimet, (see here to the left) Chairman of O.C.B. Holding in Montreal, Canada.Ouimet was one of the presenters at the 2007 International Spirit at Work Conference. He [...]
Navigating Sudden Career Change
Navigating the demands of a suddenly needed career change.
In the newsroom, Sarah Bogaty yearned to be successful amidst deadlines and a 24/7 stressful working environment. But the former television producer didn’t like the balancing act. “Waking up at three in the morning for work was a grind and it wasn’t fulfilling,” says Bogaty, who wanted to start a family with her husband Ian, but felt she was burning out in the workplace. “I was miserable and it was frightening and stressful,” she adds, because the couple was preparing to buy their first home.
The WorkLife Minute: Quick Change Artists
Sometimes a new career change is more challenge than choice. Tumultuous events in our lives can alter our journey suddenly without warning or the know-how or skills to make the change with ease.
As difficult as it may seem, the silver lining might not be too far away with the right attitude, determination and commitment to move forward in the face of chaos.
In my monthly column in Canvas Magazine you’ll meet several individuals who were faced with what appeared to be insurmountable challenges. Following is an excerpt with a link to read further – along with tips to create a more meaningful worklife.
