Kerry interviewed on Chicago’s WGN-TV’s Money Matters
Your Money Matters: Career advice from Love Your Job author Kerry Hannon Love Your Job: The New Rules for Career Happiness Kerry’s HOVER Approach HOVER stands for the five core…
When Should You Consider a Pay Cut?
When it comes to reentering the workforce after a bout of unemployment, the reality for many older workers is that they may make less money in their next job. In…
Kerry Testifies Before Senators About the Need for Older Workers
When I was invited by the Senate Special Committee on Aging and its Chairman, Senator Susan M. Collins (R-Maine), and Ranking Member, Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.), to testify at its June…
What to Say in Your Exit Interview
With a robust job market percolating along, you may be thinking about changing jobs. (In March 2015, 2.8 million people voluntarily quit, up from 2.4 million in March 2014 when…
Great Ways to Save
AARP Bulletin recently published 99 Tips from 20 experts, and readers like you, to help save you thousands of dollars. Below are some of my work savings tips for you…
How to Negotiate Competitive Pay
The most stomach-churning hurdle of a job hunt is often the dreaded salary question you must answer on an application or even in your first conversation with a potential employer.…
Join Kerry at AARP’s Virtual Career Fair on June 9, 2015
AARP presents its next Virtual Career Fair (VCF) on Tuesday, June 9, from 9 am – 1 pm CT, featuring at least 20 Life Reimagined for Work* Pledge organizations. At…
Can You Really “Love Your Job?”
Kerry Hannon’s new book, “Love Your Job: The New Rules for Career Happiness,” is centered around the phrase, “Life’s too short to be unhappy.” The Pittsburgh native writes about satisfying…
Kerry’s Oklahoma Conference On Aging Speech: Refire vs. Retire
NORMAN — The first person to approach AARP retirement expert Kerry Hannon after her speech Wednesday at the 40th annual Conference on Aging could serve as a poster child for…
Kerry’s Expert Advice On LifeReimagined: Be Remembered For Your Work
At midlife, a lot of people start to think about what their work really means. Have they accomplished everything they hoped? Will people remember them after they’ve cleaned out their…
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