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The Top Nine Posts of April 2011: Coach’s Corner

May 5, 2011 By Sunny Lam Leave a Comment

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Here are your nine useful posts (from April 2011) covering job topics from hair dos to job stress.

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84% of Workers Want a New Job in 2011

April 12, 2011 By Sunny Lam 1 Comment

A recent Right Management survey shows that 84% of workers ‘feel’ like quitting to find a new job in 2011. What do you think? Is it on the mark?

Filed Under: Business Management, career, Data Analysis, economy, Labour, Research, society Tagged With: career, employee, employment, Job Search, jobs jobs, morale, Research, satisfaction, statistics, work place, worker

Four Factors to Measure Your Job Stress

April 10, 2011 By Sunny Lam Leave a Comment

There are four factors to measure a job’s stress level and its impact on your mental health. How well does your job rate in terms of killing you with depression or worry?

Filed Under: career, ethics, Health, Psychology and Behaviour, Relationships/Networking Tagged With: employment, Environment, mental health, stress, work place

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"Sunny has a great understanding of the most effective job search techniques and the best way to "sell yourself". Whether you are looking for something within the same industry or are looking to change careers, Sunny can create for you a personalized search plan that will really accelerate your search. Often times people will use the their "regular" search methods that are, quite frankly, outdated and ineffective. Sunny will help you with a paradigm shift that will see you using social media, networking and other tools to really supercharge your search." November 24, 2010

Zee Kid Leung hired Sunny as a Career Coach in 2010

"Sunny played a significant role in my search for my first job. We met at a Green Drinks and it was he who took the initiative to contact me regarding his career coaching services. He was willing to meet with me on his own time to discuss my job search and he gave me insightful advice. I was most impressed by his organization and his use of technology to manage his relationships. Overall, I would recommend Sunny to any job seeker." December 23, 2011

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Benny Liang hired Sunny as a Career Coach in 2011

The Top Nine Posts of April 2011: Coach’s Corner

84% of Workers Want a New Job in 2011

Four Factors to Measure Your Job Stress

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