This week (03/29/10 to 4/4/10) Work Matters takes on the subject of body language.

Does your non-verbal communication sabotage your job interviews or how you're perceived on the job? Is there anything you can do to change this?

This week's guest Carol Kinsey Goman, President of Kinsey Consulting Services, international speaker, and author of The Non-Verbal Advantage explains how assumptions are made based on an individual's attitude, physical traits and actions.

In the regular segment of Uncommon Sense, Beth Pelkofsky joins Nan to field listener questions.

eBox:
Flexible Work Practices

Fewer Sick Days in Green Buildings

Happiness Good for the Heart

Have you read Nan's award winning book? Take a look at "Hitting Your Stride" on Amazon.com. Or, you might like her book "Nibble Your Way to Success"

Call Nan on her toll free number 866-944-8195 and tell her what's going on in your work world and why your work matters.

This week (03/22/10 to 03/28/10) Work Matters explores the ins and outs of telework.

It has become apparent that telework, mobile work and distributed work are here to stay. We've all been affected by it and many of us have joined the ranks of remote workers. Find out what you need to know to succeed as a mobile worker or a manager of remote staff.

Listen to Work Matters this week as Nan Russell talks to telework expert, Michael Dziak. He's also the Chief Operating Officer of e-work.com and author of Telecommuting Success: A Practical Guide for Staying in the Loop while Working Away from the Office.

Then, in the regular show segment, Uncommon Sense, Nan's colleague Beth Pelkofsky joins her to field listener questions. The show ends with a segment of Myths and Tips, where Nan shares her experience from the other side of the desk.

Have you read Nan's award winning book? Take a look at "Hitting Your Stride" on Amazon.com. Or, you might like her book "Nibble Your Way to Success"

Call Nan on her toll free number 866-944-8195 and tell her what's going on in your work world and why your work matters.

This week's (03/15/10 to 03/21/10) show of Work Matters explores alternative routes to on-the-job success.

Do you think a college degree is necessary to be successful at your job? Do you need to forget your natural technical skills and embrace high-minded thinking to land the right job? Just where, exactly, are a large share of jobs going unfilled?

This week's guests have answers that might surprise you. First, Joe Lamacchia, author of Blue Collar and Proud of It says that trades where you use your hands and physical labor offer a great life for many people.

Then, our second guest, Ken Gray, is a professor in the Workforce Education and Development Program at Pennsylvania State University and the author of Workforce Education: The Basics. Dr. Gray shares his insight into vocational training and the abundance of jobs available to those who excel in technical work.

eBox:
10 Benefits of a Recession

Have you read Nan's award winning book? Take a look at "Hitting Your Stride" on Amazon.com. Or, you might like her book "Nibble Your Way to Success"

Call Nan on her toll free number 866-944-8195 and tell her what's going on in your work world and why your work matters.

This week (03/08/10 to 03/14/10) Work Matters takes on the subject of buisness etiquette.

Think your manners at work don't matter? Think again!

This week's guest Diane Gottsman, says that 85% of job success is based on personal conduct and the ability to put others at ease. And she should know, Ms. Gottsman is the founder of The Protocol School of Texas, a business etiquette expert and the author of Pearls of Wisdom.

Then, in the regular segment of Uncommon Sense, Nan and her friend and colleague Beth Pelkofsky field listener questions.

Finally, Nan shares some of her own business etiquette tips in the segment Myths and Tips.

Have you read Nan's award winning book? Take a look at "Hitting Your Stride" on Amazon.com. Or, you might like her book "Nibble Your Way to Success"

Call Nan on her toll free number 866-944-8195 and tell her what's going on in your work world and why your work matters.

This week (03/1/10 to 3/7/10) Work Matters takes on the subject of body language.

Does your non-verbal communication sabotage your job interviews or how you're perceived on the job? Is there anything you can do to change this?

This week's guest Carol Kinsey Goman, President of Kinsey Consulting Services, international speaker, and author of The Non-Verbal Advantage explains how assumptions are made based on an individual's attitude, physical traits and actions.

In the regular segment of Uncommon Sense, Beth Pelkofsky joins Nan to field listener questions.

eBox:
Flexible Work Practices

Fewer Sick Days in Green Buildings

Happiness Good for the Heart

Have you read Nan's award winning book? Take a look at "Hitting Your Stride" on Amazon.com. Or, you might like her book "Nibble Your Way to Success"

Call Nan on her toll free number 866-944-8195 and tell her what's going on in your work world and why your work matters.