August 25, 2006
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. Many accomplished midlife professionals are discovering a rude reality. Bored and wanting to apply their skills in new ways — to teach at night, say, […]
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June 23, 2006
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. Are you ambitious? My guess is that, if you’re a man, you can answer that without much deliberation. But if you are a woman, your […]
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May 19, 2006
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. Every time I pick up an article about whether mothers should work, I want to scream. And I’m screaming now. Yet again, women are being […]
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April 21, 2006
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. I recently attended an event at which a woman who had risen through the ranks of an organization spoke about female leadership. She talked extensively […]
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February 17, 2006
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. Winning the talent wars. Responding to looming skills shortages. Closing the leadership gap. These are the catch phrases of many organizations today. At the same […]
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January 27, 2006
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. I recently asked a young human-resources specialist at a large organization what she saw as today’s hottest new trend. “Management development, definitely,” she said. Management […]
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December 16, 2005
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. I spent my twenties obsessing. I’d look at co-workers and friends and think: “They seem to have it so together. How come I’m such a […]
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November 11, 2005
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. Understand how your mentor wants to work with you: Some want to focus only on competencies, such as how to handle a difficult situation or […]
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October 21, 2005
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. Are you bored with your work? My research indicates that a good half of you would answer yes to that question. It is a paradox […]
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September 16, 2005
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. For 15 years, I’ve heard the same lament from human resource leaders: “We spent a fortune training our managers to coach their staff, and they […]
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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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