Choosing and switching a college major

Apr 10, 2010 | Crafting Your Career, Life

Hi Sarah, I’m a junior in college, and that essentially means that I’m supposed to have my life figured out, but I feel like that’s not true at all! I am still undeclared in my major, although I’ve been focusing on economics and international...

A little bit of Mojo, please: Marshall Goldsmith’s new book

Mar 27, 2010 | Reading List

What is confidence and where does it come from?  Confidence is that frame of mind and characteristic that empowers us to feel good about ourselves, be proud of our accomplishments, and “toot our own horn” when the time is right.  Confidence exudes from our...

Jenni Crowley, PhD: On Consulting, Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals

Mar 8, 2010 | Career Focus Interviews, Crafting Your Career

Dr. Jenni Crowley is a Management Consultant with Campbell Alliance Group, Inc. Jenni has a PhD in Immunology from the University of Pennsylvania and undergraduate degrees in Biology and Chemistry. A self-professed “science geek,” she does business consulting for...

Rowan Paul: On Sports Medicine, Medical School, and Graduate Internships

Feb 1, 2010 | Career Focus Interviews

This interview delves into the world of Primary Care Sports Medicine with San Francisco’s own Rowan Paul, M.D. Rowan is a graduate of Brown University and Albany Medical College, and did his residency at Stanford University and a fellowship at the University of Utah....

Does the end matter?

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I’m scribbling notes in a lecture, listening to a senior executive talk about his career, and this sentiment captured me. It’s not about where you end up. Does it even matter? Focus instead on the strategies, on the process, on the doing. The end is just...