April 25, 2008
Globe & Mail Barbara Moses, Ph.D, is an international speaker, work/life expert, and best-selling author of Dish: Midlife Women Tell the Truth About Work, Relationships, and the Rest of Life. It’s that time of year again: graduation for a fresh crop of university students – and a fresh wave of panic as they ask themselves: […]
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April 23, 2008
Globe & Mail Barbara Moses, Ph.D, is an international speaker, work/life expert, and best-selling author of Dish: Midlife Women Tell the Truth About Work, Relationships, and the Rest of Life. This quiz was prepared by Dr. Barbara Moses to accompany the article The Kids Are Watching by Randi Chapnik Myers. Barbara discussed some of the […]
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March 28, 2008
Globe & Mail Barbara Moses, Ph.D, is an international speaker, work/life expert, and best-selling author of Dish: Midlife Women Tell the Truth About Work, Relationships, and the Rest of Life. They’re brash. They’re pampered. They’re self-absorbed. They’re high-maintenance. They’re obsessed with work-life balance. They have no loyalty. Who are they? Generation Y, of course. At […]
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February 22, 2008
Globe & Mail Barbara Moses, Ph.D, is an international speaker, work/life expert, and best-selling author of Dish: Midlife Women Tell the Truth About Work, Relationships, and the Rest of Life. At a recent event, I struck up a conversation with a newly retired executive I’d met socially a few times in the past. He looked […]
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January 25, 2008
Globe & Mail Barbara Moses, Ph.D, is an international speaker, work/life expert, and best-selling author of Dish: Midlife Women Tell the Truth About Work, Relationships, and the Rest of Life. As 2008 unfolds, a number of themes and trends continue to dominate the workplace landscape. Here’s a closer look at some of them, and how […]
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December 07, 2007
Globe & Mail Barbara Moses, Ph.D, is an international speaker, work/life expert, and best-selling author of Dish: Midlife Women Tell the Truth About Work, Relationships, and the Rest of Life. Recently, I was talking with two women in their early fifties who were feeling similarly insecure at work. Both were picking up subtle – and […]
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November 30, 2007
Globe & Mail Barbara Moses, Ph.D, is an international speaker, work/life expert, and best-selling author of Dish: Midlife Women Tell the Truth About Work, Relationships, and the Rest of Life. When a 52-year-old friend recently described herself as retired, I was stunned. Retired? More like the Energizer Bunny. She recently left an executive position with […]
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October 26, 2007
Globe & Mail Barbara Moses, Ph.D, is an international speaker, work/life expert, and best-selling author of Dish: Midlife Women Tell the Truth About Work, Relationships, and the Rest of Life. A few weeks ago, I got an e-mail from the senior marketing manager of a major company who wanted to meet to talk about women […]
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October 19, 2007
Globe & Mail Barbara Moses, Ph.D, is an international speaker, work/life expert, and best-selling author of Dish: Midlife Women Tell the Truth About Work, Relationships, and the Rest of Life. Dear Networker, Thanks so much for your note, and for all those wonderful things you said about me, and about our last meeting. Gosh, has […]
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September 21, 2007
Globe & Mail Barbara Moses, Ph.D, is an international speaker, work/life expert, and best-selling author of Dish: Midlife Women Tell the Truth About Work, Relationships, and the Rest of Life. When a teacher friend recently retired after nearly two decades of constantly threatening to quit, I said: “Thank you, Lord, for finally putting us all […]
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Why a Blog: BARBARA MOSES After a great run, I recently decided to resign from my monthly Globe and Mail column. I had many reasons. In part, it was time to move on (more on this below). This was coupled with a growing dissatisfaction with how the column was being edited; changing content expectations; and word-count restrictions. This […]
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Dislike your co-worker? Get over it: A friend is dreading an upcoming performance review with one of her employees. She complains that although the staffer is a solid performer, everything about the woman makes her uncomfortable – the way the employee’s mouth twitches when she doesn’t know what she is talking about, her petulance when she doesn’t get what she wants, […]
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