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Gibson Scheid had 100 careers before the age of 10. Today she works as a career counselor helping individuals create the work that works for them. She offers practical advice that reflects the realities of today's work world.

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Minus 8 million jobs and counting …the first in a series of articles on work in America

“The idea of having essentially no net job creation after a remarkably severe recession is a real pathology...
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We’ve come a long way…maybe?

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The School of Life

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A day in the life of the unemployed

"For the Unemployed, a Day Stacks Up Differently." The New York Times, Sunday, August 2, 2009. No...
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Tough interview questions

As Judge Sonia Sotomayor’s confirmation hearing began today, l, like many Americans watched and listened to the openings. There is no question...
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More Career Advice from Sarah Palin

It was almost a year ago that I wrote a column sharing Sarah Palin's career advice. With her recent announcement, I thought it would be interesting to...
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Susan Boyle takes second place in Britain's Got Talent

The first time I saw and heard Susan Boyle I became a fan for all of the obvious reasons. I was not alone. There have been more than 200 million...
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Finding our way

I do not like getting lost—the feeling of not knowing where I am. I suppose this is why I asked for a GPS for my birthday. And not just any GPS,...
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Out of work and working too hard?

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We have all heard the advice about how we should treat a job search. “It is your new full time job. You...
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How did we end up here?

We move through life in irregular motions to arrive at places that seem they were planned destinations. Our...
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