http://www.careermakeovercoach.com/keys-to-building-your-brand-authenticity/ Create a career you can love and live with. Mon, 30 Jan 2012 19:25:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.careermakeovercoach.com/keys-to-building-your-brand-authenticity/#comment-236 Tai Goodwin Fri, 04 Sep 2009 15:40:27 +0000 http://careermakeovercoach.com/?p=1363#comment-236 Thanks Diane and Veronica - I would love to hear more about how you have incorporated authenticity into building your brands. Thanks Diane and Veronica – I would love to hear more about how you have incorporated authenticity into building your brands.

]]> http://www.careermakeovercoach.com/keys-to-building-your-brand-authenticity/#comment-151 Diane Williams Mon, 13 Jul 2009 18:16:52 +0000 http://careermakeovercoach.com/?p=1363#comment-151 The Authenticity questions you provide are helpful. Thank you. The Authenticity questions you provide are helpful. Thank you.

]]> http://www.careermakeovercoach.com/keys-to-building-your-brand-authenticity/#comment-148 Keys to Building Your Brand: Authenticity « Daily News Sat, 11 Jul 2009 01:22:55 +0000 http://careermakeovercoach.com/?p=1363#comment-148 [...] You can read my full profile on the Tai’s Story page, but here’s the snapshot: I started out as an AmeriCorps member serving in Philadelphia schools. Flash forward about 14 years a you’ll find me managing and building e-learning courses for a global IT company. In between those two roles I’ve had about five different positions in different industries never with the same title or exact responsibilities. I can’t say that I was always strategic but I always chose my next move-based online wanting to do work that I was passionate about with assignments I knew I could be good at (even if I hadn’t done it before). I finally added strategy to the mix when I decided to make a move to something that I could not only love but get paid the salary that I wanted too. It didn’t happen overnight. It took some work. It took some planning and it took time. But in four years I was able to not only have the position that I wanted in the kind of company that I wanted to work for, I was also making the salary that I wanted. Without moving into a management position I was able to more than double my salary. If you had asked me 10 years ago would I be in a position to turn down a six-figure management position with a Fortune 500 company because I had a better option it would seem like a joke but that’s exactly what happened. I still have the most recent job offer letter that I turned down from Canon a few years ago. I joke about framing it. [click to continue…] [...] [...] You can read my full profile on the Tai’s Story page, but here’s the snapshot: I started out as an AmeriCorps member serving in Philadelphia schools. Flash forward about 14 years a you’ll find me managing and building e-learning courses for a global IT company. In between those two roles I’ve had about five different positions in different industries never with the same title or exact responsibilities. I can’t say that I was always strategic but I always chose my next move-based online wanting to do work that I was passionate about with assignments I knew I could be good at (even if I hadn’t done it before). I finally added strategy to the mix when I decided to make a move to something that I could not only love but get paid the salary that I wanted too. It didn’t happen overnight. It took some work. It took some planning and it took time. But in four years I was able to not only have the position that I wanted in the kind of company that I wanted to work for, I was also making the salary that I wanted. Without moving into a management position I was able to more than double my salary. If you had asked me 10 years ago would I be in a position to turn down a six-figure management position with a Fortune 500 company because I had a better option it would seem like a joke but that’s exactly what happened. I still have the most recent job offer letter that I turned down from Canon a few years ago. I joke about framing it. [click to continue…] [...]

]]> http://www.careermakeovercoach.com/keys-to-building-your-brand-authenticity/#comment-147 Keys to Building Your Brand: Authenticity | Bizzy Women Thu, 09 Jul 2009 13:23:00 +0000 http://careermakeovercoach.com/?p=1363#comment-147 [...] You can read my full profile on the Tai’s Story page, but here’s the snapshot: I started out as an AmeriCorps member serving in Philadelphia schools. Flash forward about 14 years a you’ll find me managing and building e-learning courses for a global IT company. In between those two roles I’ve had about five different positions in different industries never with the same title or exact responsibilities. I can’t say that I was always strategic but I always chose my next move-based online wanting to do work that I was passionate about with assignments I knew I could be good at (even if I hadn’t done it before). I finally added strategy to the mix when I decided to make a move to something that I could not only love but get paid the salary that I wanted too. It didn’t happen overnight. It took some work. It took some planning and it took time. But in four years I was able to not only have the position that I wanted in the kind of company that I wanted to work for, I was also making the salary that I wanted. Without moving into a management position I was able to more than double my salary. If you had asked me 10 years ago would I be in a position to turn down a six-figure management position with a Fortune 500 company because I had a better option it would seem like a joke but that’s exactly what happened. I still have the most recent job offer letter that I turned down from Canon a few years ago. I joke about framing it. [click to continue…] [...] [...] You can read my full profile on the Tai’s Story page, but here’s the snapshot: I started out as an AmeriCorps member serving in Philadelphia schools. Flash forward about 14 years a you’ll find me managing and building e-learning courses for a global IT company. In between those two roles I’ve had about five different positions in different industries never with the same title or exact responsibilities. I can’t say that I was always strategic but I always chose my next move-based online wanting to do work that I was passionate about with assignments I knew I could be good at (even if I hadn’t done it before). I finally added strategy to the mix when I decided to make a move to something that I could not only love but get paid the salary that I wanted too. It didn’t happen overnight. It took some work. It took some planning and it took time. But in four years I was able to not only have the position that I wanted in the kind of company that I wanted to work for, I was also making the salary that I wanted. Without moving into a management position I was able to more than double my salary. If you had asked me 10 years ago would I be in a position to turn down a six-figure management position with a Fortune 500 company because I had a better option it would seem like a joke but that’s exactly what happened. I still have the most recent job offer letter that I turned down from Canon a few years ago. I joke about framing it. [click to continue…] [...]

]]> http://www.careermakeovercoach.com/keys-to-building-your-brand-authenticity/#comment-146 Veronica Manley Thu, 09 Jul 2009 12:56:41 +0000 http://careermakeovercoach.com/?p=1363#comment-146 I like what you said and totally agree. I look forward to more of your comments. I like what you said and totally agree. I look forward to more of your comments.

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