Resources

Team You

"They're not therapists, not exactly. But they're not your best friend, either. Life coaches are there to help you make the most out of Team You."

Read this Positive Thinking Magazine article about coaching, featuring Janine, by clicking here.


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Janine discusses teamwork on
ABC World News This Morning

Team Ingredients

A "team" is any two or more people who join up to achieve a desired outcome. That means that, even if you have only one employee, one co-worker, one manager you can form a team with him/her to...

  • Brainstorm solutions to problems that have troubled you.
  • Create quick responses to changing customer needs.
  • Manage complex projects.

Teams don't have to be formal. By carefully matching up skills and personalities among those you work with, you can create extraordinary teams -- ones that accomplish their desired results quickly, efficiently and effectively.

Of course, having the perfect blend of personalities and skills is not the only thing a team needs to excel.  You need to develop.. .


Top Ten Keys to Working with Virtual People

Working with Virtual People - people who you connect with primarily via email, the internet, and the phone - expands your resource pool of talented people.  Maybe your favorite web designer lives in Seattle, your most responsive assistant in Austin, and your crackerjack proofreader in London.  By considering working with Virtual People, you can choose your colleagues by their skills instead of being limited to geographic proximity.  Working with Virtual People, though, asks you to learn to work in some new ways.  Follow this link to find some useful tips that will help you make the most of this new way of working.

 

Free Hotline Coaching

Have a 10-15 minute private, one-on-one coaching session with Janine or a JAS Coaching & Training Coach. Come prepared with your issue or question. This is first come, first served. If there is no answer, we are on the phone with another caller. Keep trying!  If you can't get through leave a message and we will return your call as soon as possible.

When:  Every Monday from 1:00 - 2:00 PM, Eastern Standard Time
Call:  646.742.0770
Cost: Free (long distance charges apply outside NYC area code)



Quintessential Resumes and Cover Letters logoProfessional writers who prepare resumes, cover letters and other career marketing correspondence that helps jump-start the job-search.


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The Potato Chip Difference: How to Apply Leading Edge Marketing Strategies to Landing the Job You Want.
- by Michael A. Goodman

"There are dozens of how-to books on resume writing, interviewing and career planning, but none of them deal with the overall strategy for career planning like Goodman's The Potato Chip Difference. It's the very first book a job seeker should read."
- L..J. Raffel, President, Barclay Products Limited
The Potato Chip Difference applies the same strategic approach to job-seeking and career planning that management consulting firms use with major clients. And the author's personal experience adds practical real-world examples that make this book a must read for every serious job seeker.

Free Coaching Tip

"Do the thing you fear and the death of fear is certain." - R. W. Emerson

Fear is one of the biggest -- and sneakiest -- obstacles to reaching our goals. We may think we’re stalled because of other people’s objections, insufficient resources or circumstances outside our control. But it is often fear that keeps us from seeing a way around barriers -- causing us to abandon our dreams. Try the following:

  1. Envision the terrible consequences you fear. Then analyze the situation rationally. How likely is it that your worst fear will materialize? Now forcefully challenge your fears. Talk to yourself -- out loud, if necessary.
     

  2. Make a list of everything in your life that didn’t turn out as you planned -- but ultimately worked out for the best.
     

  3. When you are stuck, ask yourself what you stand to gain by not succeeding. More free time? Less responsibility? Identify the assumptions that underlie your thinking. Are they valid?

What are you postponing, avoiding or ignoring? Remember - fear may be all that stands between you and success!


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The Last Job Search Guide You'll Ever Need: How to Find and Get the Job or Internship of Your Dreams

This e-book is packed with 172 articles contributed by 149 of North America's top employment experts (including Janine A. Schindler). Think of it as your own personal job search encyclopedia of what you didn't learn in college, perfect for all college grads and students. It is backed with an unconditional money back guarantee.