by Gary Hines | Sep 2, 2021 | Career Advice, General Career Industry
This is the final e-newsletter for the Gary Hines Consulting Group- September 2021. Stay tuned for future activities and programs. Take a look at this short video on my next moves. Thanks for your support! Click this link. Final e-newsletter September...
by Gary Hines | Jul 9, 2021 | Career Advice, General Career Industry, Strategy
What’s Ahead in Career Development? PACDA is looking to the future for jobs, employment and life after Zoom. Also, PACDA is statewide and members get access to resources being used in other parts of Pennsylvania and the region. As things began to open again, I look...
by Gary Hines | Apr 12, 2021 | Career Advice, Expert Advice, General Career Industry
April 2021 e-newsletter Evaluating Customer Experience- Guest Article by Mohamed Latib, Ph.D- Customer Experience University- CXU Experience: The dawn of a new reality. The world we live in has been transformed in ways that we could not have imagined. It’s not only...
by Gary Hines | Mar 17, 2021 | Career Advice, Expert Advice, General Career Industry
March 2021 e-newsletter What Does A Career Change Look Like in 2021? What will the world of work look like post-Pandemic? Now may be the best time to pivot to your dream job. While you have the time and energy, embarking on a change could be very rewarding. This...
by Gary Hines | Feb 10, 2021 | Career Advice, General Career Industry, Projects, Uncategorized
Hello, I am using this month’s edition to offer you a free service. Is your career where it needs to be in these challenging times? Let’s talk about where your career is and where you would like it to be. I can help. Meanwhile, instead of a lot of noise...
by Gary Hines | Oct 4, 2020 | Career Advice, Expert Advice, General Career Industry
How to Stay Relevant During COVID-19 I was asked recently to describe how to stay focused on a job search and keep relevant during this COVID-19 crisis. First, I think it is critical to keep moving and don’t become dormant in your career management. You should...
