by Susan Ascher | Aug 13, 2019 | Career, Career advancement, Career coaching
It doesn’t matter if you landed your dream job right out of school or worked ten years to get the promotion you’ve always wanted; everyone eventually suffers career burnout, and even the most exciting job in the world can turn into monotony over time. If your job...
by Susan Ascher | Jun 12, 2018 | Career, Career coaching, Interviews
Determining when and how you should follow up with a prospective employer in the aftermath of an interview can be confusing, but if you neglect to get in touch at all, you may miss an excellent opportunity. Look at the following post-interview etiquette tips to gain a...
by Susan Ascher | Apr 18, 2018 | Career, Career advancement, Career coaching, Coaching
In years past, an employee could start off on the bottom rung of a company, and through hard work and persistence, move up the ladder and eventually retire with a pension and a gold watch. Those sorts of jobs are now few and far between. Companies employ head hunters...
by Susan Ascher | Jan 17, 2018 | Career, Career coaching, Coaching, Leadership
It’s common for mid-life professionals to crave a change. Maybe you feel you’ve been stuck in a rut for the past few years or maybe your company does not have any more room for advancement. No matter your reasoning, a mid-life career change is a cause for...
by Susan Ascher | Dec 8, 2017 | Career, Career coaching, Culinary Connections, Networking, Videos
The networking landscape has changed dramatically over the last 20 years. Once a rarity, business professionals are now bombarded by numerous networking events making it difficult to discern which opportunities are the right opportunities. Watch below for Susan...
by Susan Ascher | Oct 11, 2017 | Career, Coaching, Communication, Workplace
Have you ever been the victim of a communication breakdown? There’s nothing more frustrating than failing to complete a task on time or to the best of your ability because of a miscommunication between a coworker, client, or boss. Fortunately, there are things you can...
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