5 Tips for Improving Career Satisfaction
Posted February 16th, 2010 by adminGhandi once said ‘Satisfaction lies in the effort, not in the attainment. Full effort is full victory.’ It took me a few years to understand what this means.
Ghandi once said ‘Satisfaction lies in the effort, not in the attainment. Full effort is full victory.’ It took me a few years to understand what this means.
I’ve written about this idea of hunting vs harvesting before for this site, but in conversations I have with small business owners, over and over this question of ‘what’s the difference?’ comes up. So let’s dive deeper, because it’s a growing issue to tackle for companies trying to break out and get to that next level.
Mobile Recruiting: 5 iPhone Apps For Hiring On The Go
Downsizing. Corruption. Bullying. Harassment. ‘Do more with less.’ Reduced benefits. Add to that list some of the people with whom you have to work every day. There’s a lot of opportunity for anger and hurt on the job.
Where you find anger, you find the need for forgiveness. Why?
Unfortunately, the world requires internships and it’s not fair, but I have yet to give a realistic way to get around that. So to conclude my internship series, here are my top 5 tips for getting the experience of an internship without actually being someone’s bitch…