Thursday, July 31, 2014

Learn or Burn

For years, I and a select few of my colleagues, have wondered, debated and discussed why some professionals seek out educational opportunities inside and outside their organization and others just don't. 



Mary is a CAREER AND OCCUPATIONAL CONSULTANT who is masters-prepared and certified. She is a business owner with nearly 20 years of experience in Corporate Management, Career Assessment & Counseling and in writing Career Articles and Educational Materials.

She has worked as a CORPORATE MANAGER experienced in hiring, firing and managing a staff of professionals with a multimillion dollar budget. She enjoys WRITING AND EDITING and has spent many years developing Marketing Materials and Presentations, Writing Proposals and Plans, and Conducting Staff Development Sessions in addition to working as a vocational consultant. Learn more about Mary and her services:
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Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Job Rejection - what can you do to get over it?

When you are sitting home alone, unemployed, it is easy to lose perspective and confidence.  Like the miner below, you might be tempted to throw up your hands and just give up.  Here are some great tips for recovering your confidence and momentum for your successful job search




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Monday, July 7, 2014

What's holding you back from taking risk?

You Fear Hearing: You Suck. Here’s Why it's Holding You Back

Think about it. You may be allowing this single, powerful thought to keep you from “putting yourself out there.” Are you?
For you, “putting yourself out there” or “sticking your neck out” might mean:

Monday, June 9, 2014

My Dad Taught Me to Drive My Career


Mary Sherwood Sevinsky
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Author: Xposeld
I don’t think it would shock my father to find that I am probably not much better a driver today than when he taught me to drive: First on a conversion van with “three on the tree,” then our huge woodsided station wagon. It started when I was fifteen. At the time we lived in North Dakota and the age for a learners permit was lowered so that the farm kids could drive the family truck and work on the family farm.  
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Wednesday, May 14, 2014

This client made my day

What a nice note from a recent client!  


"Mary you've made all the difference in my world! You've been invaluable to me, honestly. And you made me look interesting without being JUST a caregiver. I'm overjoyed !!!"

A little background:  This nice lady contacted me a few months ago for help with her resume, but decided to go with another expert.  She emailed me last week for advice as she was not comfortable with the work the other expert did for her.  The "final" resume made her seem more like a hospital administrator than the patient care provider she is.  

When writing a resume you must be accurate - the job seeker will potentially have to answer to or give examples of each statement included.  It is also important to keep a client's essence or personality when developing a resume to avoid it coming off as canned or templated. 

This note made my day.  I hope you have a good one too! 

Thursday, May 1, 2014

CAREEREALISM's Happy Grad Project

Thrilled to have my article "What My First Client Taught Me About Career Happiness" on the first day of a month long HAPPY GRAD PROJECT!  If you are a new grad this year or love one make sure to check out the advice, tips, and resources offered through CAREEREALISM - start with my article ensure a great start. Read more http://www.careerealism.com/career-happiness-first-client/

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