Who would have thought my informal mentoring chats would lead to a new resource for anyone considering a career change? I certainly did not! I tip my hat with gratitude to @Carol Pearson and @Wendy Price @10LittleRules for believing in me and adding me to the team. I learned so much from both of you… Continue reading 10 Little Rules When Good Jobs Go Bad
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“Say it once and say it well”
How plain language can rev up your resume. In this December 23, 2023, Center for Plain Language blog post, I share five easy steps to rev up your resume with plain language. “…Career transition expert Sheila Murphy of FlexProfessionalsLLC emphasizes, “A well-written and well-organized resume (and cover letter) tells me a lot about a person’s… Continue reading “Say it once and say it well”
The Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line: A Father’s Day Photo Story
I was always proud of my dad and his dedication to work. He died rather suddenly when I was eleven, and I’ve spent a lifetime searching through his old work documents and photos to know him better and to learn more about his career choices. I discovered he was once a radio operator, Presidential support staffer, and radar builder.
Four Tips to Hire Emotionally Intelligent Editors
How to hire the best rated editors for business or government.
Clear and Concise Writing is a Business Tool
Whether you work for a government agency, private business, or non-profit organization, you want your clients to find, understand, and act confidently on the information you provide. That’s why clear and concise writing has become a hot topic in every industry and sector.