by Chantal Wynter | Jun 11, 2017 | networking/interviewing
There are numerous blogs discussing the art of interviewing, the do’s, the don’ts, the secrets, and so forth. While there are numerous resources (free and paid) on the internet, many people still struggle with the art of interviewing.
by Chantal Wynter | May 11, 2017 | Career Advice
Forced into an Undesired Position? What to Do. CHANTAL WYNTER Author, speaker, and career coach helping women in government, college students, millennials, and young professionals obtain their first leadership positions. Have you ever been forced into an undesired...
by Chantal Wynter | Aug 14, 2016 | on the job
Giving your boss feedback can be a scary thing especially if the feedback is negative or as I call it an opportunity for growth. To prepare yourself for this task, first think of the feedback as an opportunity for growth for both you and your boss. If your boss is...
by Chantal Wynter | Jun 9, 2016 | Career Advice
In a prior post – Use Your Voice to Advance Your Career, I discussed how powerful your voice can be to advance your career. I discussed how to use your voice by planting a seed and asking for help. Now, I will detail the how by discussing what to ask and where...
by Chantal Wynter | May 12, 2016 | education/training, Trends
The words you speak have power because it represent your mindset. If you speak negatively, then your mind is only focus on the negativity, which leads to negative behavior. For example, if you tell others that you don’t qualify for a job, then your mind is focused on...
by Chantal Wynter | Mar 29, 2016 | Career Advice
The best motivator for excellence is fear. When you are fearful this is an indication that you are embarking on something new. The absence of fear is the absence of change. Do not use fear as an excuse to remain stagnant in your career. Fear is so powerful that it...
by Chantal Wynter | Feb 7, 2016 | Career Advice
You may be comfortable in your career because your job is all you know and you are afraid to leave or you are happy with what you are doing and is not actively looking for the next opportunity. Either way, being comfortable while it is a good feeling can be a curse...
