Camille's Articles

You are not alone. As an executive, you have made it to the peak of your career and thus, have climbed high on the professional mountain. It’s been hard work, but you’ve enjoyed building a team, a product or a skillset, and you’ve most likely enjoyed the thrill of making an impact in your daily work life. So, what happens when you find yourself out of work due to a layoff, merger, acquisition, dismissal or even a personal choice? ...

Are you interested in finding out what may be motivating your behavior and personality – perhaps unconsciously – and gain emotional intelligence and self-awareness to help you better thrive personally and professionally - especially in a career search? If so, check out this article on the power of the Enneagram - an internationally recognized coaching tool encompassing nine diverse archetypes (actually 27 with subtypes) of core motivating forces behind our behavior and way of thinking, feeling and acting in relation to the world, others and oneself.

I'm sure you are familiar with this question. Enjoy some thoughts to ponder when you are in a career transition.

The year 2020 presented tremendous challenges for everyone. Having a front seat to the effect it had on executives who lost their jobs taught me many things about some of the hidden blessings of a very tough year. Check out these top 10 changes I observed for some inspiration.

An important buzz word worth examining before you make another job move!

Five reasons to take the extra effort to get out that pen and paper....check it out!

The nest is now empty, so why are you still in it? If you have spent significant time raising a family but are now ready to go back to work, here are a few tips to get you started.

Whether you are interviewing for a job or doing the interview, this act of "ghosting" is something to be spooked about. Read about this phenomenon and don't ever do it!