The New Work World
The most up-to-date information about the emerging New Work World is offered in Mary Ann’s weekly articles about industries, hiring practices and what you need to know in this ever-changing world. These articles are informative and helpful in your job search, teaching vital skills to help you reach your goals, even in these challenging times. Check back weekly for the most current information.
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Dr. Seuss Lessons for the New Work World
Dr. Seuss is best known for his children's books, but did you know he had a lot of lessons to teach us about the New Work World? This year marks the 50th anniversary of his book Oh The Places You'll Go! Here are some takeaways from Dr. Seuss that will help you be more successful in your career.
Your Resume Is Your Calling Card with Donna Wallingsford
In this episode of Career Can Do, Mary Ann Faremouth chats with Donna Wallingsford, a published writer, editor, and educator with over 20 years of experience. Donna now focuses that expertise on helping job seekers refine their resumes. Get all the details on the full episode!
Honesty Is the Best Policy with Vijay Pattisapu
How much do you need to tell your employer about the non-work things you’re doing during the day while working at home? On Career Can Do, Mary Ann Faremouth talks to Employment attorney Vijay Pattisapu about this and other challenging questions coming up as working conditions continue to fluctuate due to the pandemic. Check out the full episode, and if you like what you hear, share it with someone you think will find it valuable!
Career Can Do Podcast and the New Work World
We are all hoping to win our own races in the New Work World, to reach the finish line and win the prize of expansion and growth in our careers. What if you could hear from actual employers, employees, and job seekers—the experts—about what has worked for them and what has been the “secret sauce” of their career journey?
A Different Dance for the New Work World
Change can be sparked from within the self or by circumstances outside the self. Change might be terrifying, exciting, or even a little of both. Some folks waltz through these changes, where others might twist and shout.
Go for the Gold in the New Work World
What if, in our New Work World, we decided to take on the attitude of an Olympic contender going for the gold? What would the preparation to achieve our own highest medal of success look like as we pursued our career goals?
Have the Right Attitude with Svetlana Karakova
A positive attitude, flexibility, and good work ethic are the traits employers look for right now. Employees who try to make a contribution to the greater good of the company are the ones who will be rewarded.
Christmas in July and the New Work World
This July, let the Christmas spirit take hold within you as you move forward in the New Work World.
Treat Employees Like Family with Jessica Levine
What’s the key to keeping your employees? Jessica Levine of Jonathan’s The Rub tells Mary Ann to treat them like family.
The Tin Man Story and the New Work World
Let’s take a look at how the Tin Man’s desire to “have a heart” just might have some important lessons for all of us going forward in the New Work World.
Introducing Career Can Do
Are you feeling paralyzed by the ever-changing jobscape? Maybe you're in between jobs, or looking to make a big change? You might be feeling a little overwhelmed - this show can help. So welcome to Career Can Do!
Lessons from Trevi Fountain for the New Work World
When I sit at my desk in 2021 and reflect on this world-famous fountain, not only am I reminded of its overwhelming beauty and symbolism, but I think there also might be some important lessons we can glean for the New Work World.
Five Important Lessons I Learned from Working with My Dad
Here are five of the most important lessons I learned from working for my Dad. See if any of these might resonate with you and give you inspiration and hope as YOU move forward into the New Work World!
The Dragonfly Legend and the New Work World
Ignite new hope and confidence in yourself and your abilities as you lay the groundwork for new opportunities.
Toast a Bright Future with Toastmasters
Investigate the great learning opportunities and networking ability with an organization in 146 countries, Toastmasters.
Career Vows for the New Work World
What if we decided to make our own set of commitment vows, to our career self in the New Work World?
What Honeybees Can Teach Us about the New Work World
Nature is not just a place to seek peace and solitude, a place to de-stress from our hectic personal and professional lives; it is a source of deep wisdom that can inform our decisions and give us perspective on our lives.
Graduation Wisdom for the New Work World
The Faremouth Method™ is a tried and true method I have used in my recruiting practice for over 30 years. It is a series of steps that is very methodical in its approach but has allowed me to help thousands of candidates land successful jobs or educational pursuits. Let’s take a look at each of its 5 steps.
Recipe for Success in the New Work World
Just like the perfect meal – the kind that keeps you going back for seconds and lives on in your memory as my grandmother’s cooking has for me – success in the New Work World starts with the right ingredients.
Build Bridges, Not Barriers, in the New Work World
We are all looking for that “bridge” that will get us over the obstacles that COVID has brought to our lives, and get to the other side on our journey of work to a better place.
“What lies behind us and what lies ahead of us are tiny matters compared to what lives within us.”
— Henry David Thoreau