Category Archives: Career Wisdom

Are You a Careerpreneur? 7 Ways to Tell if You Are!

Posted on July 21, 2010 by Andrew C Abraham

We can’t all be entrepreneurs, there’s simply not enough problems that need to be solved and it takes a certain innate quality to venture out on your own. At some point though, we will all have to establish and manage … Continue reading →

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7 Guaranteed Ways to Annoy Recruiters

Posted on July 12, 2010 by Andrew C Abraham

What I’ve found about “common sense” is that it’s not as common as you might expect. I’m always surprised at the number of indiscretions job-seekers commit when on the job hunt, without understanding the ramifications. What many would expect to … Continue reading →

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Deciding Your Professional Career: Not a Matter of Life or Death

Posted on June 24, 2010 by Andrew C Abraham

I’m very excited about this guest post from an associate who I’ve been collaborating with, Fernando Tarnogol.”
You are 17 and already thinking about what to do in college and where. Clap! Clap! You belong to a statistical minority. … Continue reading →

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8 Habits Job-seekers Can Learn from Great Salespeople

Posted on June 17, 2010 by Andrew C Abraham

I was always very ambivalent as to the advantages of entering into a sales position upon graduation, but I soon realised how these skills are applicable to all aspects of my life. I remember shortly after being promoted to sales … Continue reading →

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Difference Between Knowledge and Wisdom

Posted on June 15, 2010 by Andrew C Abraham

The sermon at church yesterday really resonated with me as the pastor spoke of the difference between knowledge and wisdom. Of course his preaching was predicated on the scriptures, but it got me thinking as to how these concepts can … Continue reading →

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