Author: Beth Kuhel

Beth Kuhel, M.B.A., C.E.I.P., Executive Leadership and Career transition coach, writes about leadership strategies, career advancement and improving the workplace for Forbes, Huffington Post, Personal Branding blog and has been featured in Business Insider, Entrepreneur magazine, Tiny Pulse, U.S. News & World Report. Beth’s weekly career CJN career column was sponsored by Weatherhead School of Management.
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Don’t Be a “Know It All”: No One Will Hire You!

“He only errs when he thinks he knows what he does not know” – Socrates

One of the worst traits a candidate can exhibit is being a “know it all”. There’s a huge difference between someone who has healthy self-esteem and someone who’s a “know it all”.  A person with healthy self-esteem has clear knowledge …

Relationships & Personal GrowthSkill DevelopmentWorkplace Success

Successful People Have These 4 Things in Common

“Hide not your talents. They for use were made. What’s a sundial in the shade?”

— Benjamin Franklin

Surprisingly even some of the most confident people don’t really know their strengths. While you might be able to generally describe what you’re good at it’s important to know specifically what it is that you can do …

NetworkingSkill DevelopmentWorkplace Success

What’s Your Body Language Saying?

Since we all want to portray ourselves as cool, intelligent, strong, charismatic, principled, caring, and interested in others,  learning  tactics  to make a great first impression is critical. First impressions are so important because they make an indelible mark on how we’re perceived by others. Surprisingly, our  posture, smile, eyes, personal hygiene and the way …