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Tag Archives: Janine Eccleston
Relocating For Work
Wow, it’s been a while since I last posted and so much has happened since February, most notably I’ve moved to Calgary to work for my last co-op term! It’s been a whirl-wind since final exams and a trip to … Continue reading
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Tagged Calgary, career, co-op, Janine Eccleston, reflection, work life
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On Managing Your Managers
My time in the work force started when I was 16, a total of 6 years. During this time I have been privileged to work for many great organizations. I have learned invaluable skills and met many amazing people on … Continue reading
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Tagged co-op, communication, independence, Janine Eccleston, managers, stress, work
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6 Tips for a Phone/Skype Interview
This past fall I had my first Skype interview. It was very different from anything I’ve ever experienced before. In fact I found it more challenging than most interviews I’ve had. Skype and phone interviews are becoming more and more … Continue reading
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Tagged career, co-op, interview, Janine Eccleston, job interviews, phone, skype
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How To: Make Your Own Opportunity
As a co-op student I realize that it’s not always easy to find a job. It’s a competitive world out there, and sometimes there are more candidates than positions posted on the job board. It can be over-whelming to hear … Continue reading
The Hidden Cost of Buying Your Lunch At Work
As an avid personal finance blogger, and someone who meticulously tracks where every penny goes, I can’t help but wonder why people chose to throw away hundreds of dollars per month on lunch. As someone who was in the working-field … Continue reading
Coping with stress in the work place
Chances are once you start your “professional career” you will encounter stressful periods of time at work. For accountants, busy season is January – May/June (sometimes longer depending what clients you are on). Stress is inevitable, there is a lot … Continue reading
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Tagged 8 steps, coping with stress, Janine Eccleston, stress, work life balance
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A Day in the Life of an Accountant
Many people, myself included before I started my co-op term, have no clue as to what an accountant does. None. A lot of people refer to accountants as “bean-counters” and assume that our most difficult task of the day is … Continue reading
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The importance of a thank-you note
Throughout my time this past year in the real world there is one thing I have learned that stands out far beyond the rest; a simple Thank-You note. I went through what I thought was a grueling recruiting process; it … Continue reading
What Not to Wear – Men’s Edition
I started out a couple weeks ago with the Ladies Version of “What Not to Wear – Business School Edition”, since they I have taken vacation, and tried to catch up on life in general. I’ve been absent, but I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged clothing, fashion, Janine Eccleston, men, office attire
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What Not To Wear – Ladies Edition
Ladies, you’re trying to impress your future employer; whether it’s an interview, a social event or just a small lunch – here are some of the most popular Do’s and Don’ts for what you should wear. The Don’ts Don’t wear … Continue reading
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Tagged clothing, interview, Janine Eccleston, ladies, office attire
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