What’s The Best Financial Advice You Ever Received?
“Be in charge of your own financial life.”–Kerry Hannon My Dad encouraged my older sister, Pat, and me never to rely on anyone financially. He pushed us to learn and…
Networking Your Way to Your Next Job After 50
If you want to get a job after 50, you need to do some real networking. Networking is one letter away from “not working.” Engage in a full-court press to…
7 Ways to Love Your Job Again
When you first moved your things into your office, you couldn’t wait to put your talents to use and impress your new colleagues with your dedication and drive. But at…
How Two Entrepreneurs Won Big on ‘Shark Tank’
It takes chutzpah to stand before the bigwig panel on ABC’s reality show Shark Tank and take their withering criticism without flinching. Or, importantly, breaking a sweat. And for the…
How Your Hobby Can Help Your Career
Because energetic, enthusiastic employees get more done, today’s managers are exploring many ways to stimulate employee engagement. Some programs work better than others, but one point seems clear: it’s difficult…
Kerry’s Advice On When to Shove Your Job and When Not To
Everyone has bad days at work, but an increasing number of people are having enough to send them packing. To that point, 21 percent of U.S. workers say they plan…
2015 INDIEFAB Book of the Year Award Finalist
I am honored that Love Your Job: The New Rules for Career Happiness is a finalist in this prestigious Book of the Year award. Click here to read the announcement.…
How To Get What You Want From Work: LinkedIn Conversation with Fidelity’s Jeanne Thompson
The New York Times columnist and author Kerry Hannon knows a thing or two about finding happiness on the job. In fact, earlier this year, she wrote a book on…
What Works for Women at Work Today
A question for women: Have you ever felt like disco dancing to keep yourself “balanced and sane” when feeling frustrated by your job? That’s what one of the 127 professional…
Don’t Make These Job Hunting Mistakes
When you get passed over for a job and you’re over 50, it’s tempting to pin the blame on ageism, or say that you were overqualified for the position, or…
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