Saturday, January 5, 2013
3-Minute Video on New Year Resolutions, the Job Market in 2013, Best Careers
AOL video-interviewed me Friday about New Year resolutions, where the pockets of opportunity are, etc. and edited the half hour to 3 minutes. Here it is.
I only wish my hair, what little is left of it, wasn't sticking up
2013: A Case for Optimism
It's easy to be pessimistic about the job market, indeed about the American economy.
But as regular readers of this blog know, I believe that on many issues, there's an unpopular but valid perspective that merits a few keystrokes.
So HERE is my latest USNews.com article: 2013: A Case for Optimism.
Labels:
2013 job market,
2013 predictions,
2013 trends,
optimism.
My Predictions and Trends for 2013 and Beyond
This week, AOL selected my article, "The Biggest Job Trends to Be Ready for in 2013" as one of its Featured Stories.
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
A Particularly Devastating Critique of Colleges
The spate of indictments of higher education continues, indeed accelerates. This article by a professor is one of the more devastating.
Marty Nemko on KGO's Ronn Owens Program, 1/3/12
He'll likely ask me about the pockets of opportunity in today's economy, not-obvious ideas on landing a job, in moving up, etc. And he probably won't be able to resist asking me something about New Year's resolutions--maybe on how to keep from breaking them. And it's a call-in show, so if you'd like me to take a shot at your career conundrum, do call in. The number from anywhere in the greater San Francisco Bay Area is 80-80-810.
Labels:
KGO radio,
marty nemko,
Ronn Owens
A Particularly Egregious Example of Censorship by the Left
As some of you know, I have been fired, censored, and censured, for speaking what I believe is truth about the unfair treatment of men and boys.
Now my hero in this field, Warren Farrell has suffered a more visible form of such censure. It profoundly saddens me.
I invite you to watch the two videos embedded in THIS article. The first video shows the protest trying to prevent Farrell from making his invited address at the University of Toronto on absolutely dishonest pretenses,wildly distorting, out of context, statements that Farrell previously made.
The second video shows his talk, unedited. Watch even the first few minutes and I think you'll see why he so deserves my respect and why I am so saddened by the growing censorship from the Left that is at least as destructive to society as the McCarthyism from the Right that the Left continues to decry 70 years after it ended.
Now my hero in this field, Warren Farrell has suffered a more visible form of such censure. It profoundly saddens me.
I invite you to watch the two videos embedded in THIS article. The first video shows the protest trying to prevent Farrell from making his invited address at the University of Toronto on absolutely dishonest pretenses,wildly distorting, out of context, statements that Farrell previously made.
The second video shows his talk, unedited. Watch even the first few minutes and I think you'll see why he so deserves my respect and why I am so saddened by the growing censorship from the Left that is at least as destructive to society as the McCarthyism from the Right that the Left continues to decry 70 years after it ended.
This Friday, I'll Be Available to Offer You Free Career Advice
Would you like me to offer you FREE personalized guidance on your career? Particularly timely as we start the new year:
AOL has asked me to conduct a video conference this Friday at 12:30 PM Eastern/9:30 AM Pacific. You can post your question or join us on video. (You'll need to be on Google+.)
HERE is the link Looking forward to your joining me then.
- Wondering what resolution you should make?
- How to actually keep your resolution?
- How to succeed in your job search?
- Make more of your current job?
AOL has asked me to conduct a video conference this Friday at 12:30 PM Eastern/9:30 AM Pacific. You can post your question or join us on video. (You'll need to be on Google+.)
HERE is the link Looking forward to your joining me then.
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