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Douglas Welch — Tue, 08 May 2012 15:39:08 +0000

Showing people “what you do and how well you do it” is an important part of every career. You need to be visible so that people can seek you out for opportunities instead of always feeling you have to go begging for a job.

Visibility and Your Career was presented at LaidOffCampLA on May 1, 2009.

If you do not see the video above, please watch “Visibility and Your Career from LaidOffCampLA” on YouTube.

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Career Opportunities Course of Suggested Study: Creativity and Innovation

Douglas Welch — Wed, 02 May 2012 17:33:56 +0000

A self-directed education is a wonderful and productive thing. Sometimes, though, it can be difficult to know where to aim your educational focus. To offer a bit of help with this, I have put together some resources around a particular topic to get you started. In this first “Career Opportunities Course of Suggested Study” I am focusing on creativity and innovation, two very important topics for any careerist.

Career Opportunities Course of Suggested Study

Creativity and Innovation

We all have in us the ability and the necessity to create. Whether we are working on the next great technology or the next great recipe, creativity allows us to combine old knowledge with our own experience and create something new and wonderful. In order to “build the career you deserve” you need to explore this creativity at every opportunity and in every way. Deny your creativity and you will lose it. Honor your creativity and it will honor you back with great ideas, innovation solutions and idea that no one has thought before.

Questions to Consider

Why do we create?
How do we create?
Is every job a creative job? Why? Why not?
Can creativity lead to a better life and career? How?
Is creativity the gift of a precious few or is everyone creative?
Can you set aside “creative time” in your calendar?
What would you create, if you took the time and energy to do it?

Resources

The Accidental Creative with Todd Henry – Blog | Podcast | Book
Killer Innovations with Phil McKinney – Blog | Podcast | Book
The War of Art by Steven Pressfield – Web Site | Book
A Whack in the Side of the Head by Roger van Oech – Blog | Books
Goosing Your Muse with JoAnn Braheny – Blog | JoAnn’s Creativity Book Recommendations
Video: Elizabeth Gilbert on nurturing creativity from Ted.com
Video: Tim Brown on creativity and play from Ted.com
Video: Charles Leadbeater on innovation from Ted.com
Video: Gever Tulley teaches life lessons through tinkering from Ted.com
Book: Art & Fear: Observations On the Perils (and Rewards) of Artmaking
Book: Feel the Fear . . . and Do It Anyway by Susan Jeffers
Book: Flow – The Psychology of Optimal Experience by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
Book: If You Want to Write – A Book about Art, Independence and Spirit by Brenda Ueland
Book: Jumpstart your Brain by Doug Hall
Book: Orbiting the Giant Hairball by Gordon MacKenzie
Book: Writing Down the Bones and Wild Mind by Natalie Goldberg

Dive in and dive deep. Many of these sources will lead to other, great, information on creativity. Follow the links where you will. Each book’s bibliography will suggest a host of other books and articles to read and review. Don’t be afraid to follow these paths wherever they lead. This is a large part of a self-direct education.

*Many of these books are available at your local public library. Save yourself some money and look there first.

Share your thoughts!

What did you learn from this Suggest Course of Study? Do you have questions or comments? Would you like to discuss this with your fellow Career Opportunities readers and listeners?

You can create and continue the discussion on Creativity and Innovation here on the blog by posting a comment, or starting a conversation on the Career Opportunities Facebook page or the Career Opportunities page on Google+. You can discuss this topic in real-time on the Career Opportunities Work Room at Hall.com. This includes a chat room and video conferencing capabilities. Contact career@welchwrite.com for an invite.

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#CareerChat – Talking about Gen Y

Douglas Welch — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 18:11:13 +0000

Great #careerchat today about Gen Y. Here is what I had to say.

@bizMebizgal Hmmm…hope we don’t fall into generation bashing. “Hey you kids, get off my company’s lawn!” and all that. #careerchat
@kbaumann Yes, I hear so much disparaging stuff about youth, but the young people I know don’t seem like that at all #careerchat
I many ways, we have to be careful of trying to apply our career experience to them. The world had changed dramatically. #careerchat
@bizMebizgal In one way, the concept of 1-2 long term jobs vs a series of shorter term positions. It is more “work” to manage
When I write about careers, I use the term to mean a succession of work/projects/etc, not one or two “jobs”
Each generation has it differences, to be sure, but we really need to watch for our bias in labeling their “faults”
@sunshinejess22 I think every generation demonizes youth in some way. You think we could grow beyond that.
@rezlady I also try to encourage people to direct their career and not simply let it happen to them.
On major issue for Gen Y is that have learned that what THEY want is more important then what a company wants. Causes conflict.
Yes, they must meet company needs, but responsibility for their own career happiness lies directly with themselves.
Different approaches can mean that parents can often be pushing children towards choices that no longer fit.
We have to be very careful in using the exception the rule. Every gen has some slackers but not ALL slackers.
Guess who is most to blame for lack of comm skills though. Oh Oh, it’s US (i.e. the parents) Yikes!
Yep, for me “Success is supporting yourself and your family doing something you love!”
Re: parents – That said, we also have to realize they they are growing up in a much different work from ours. Not bad, different
I think we have to watch too using college kids as guideline of gen. We all changed quite dramatically once we left
@bizMebizgal I think college is an extension of high school for most and it is only on exit that reality starts to kick in
@BeKnown A think a wide breadth of knowledge is important, with a few spikes of expertise here and there.
@kbaumann I would say it is a combination of both. Those who have internalized the “soft” things do better overall.
@WorkAtKforce Career centers have to be sure they are not teaching career skills for LAST generation. Can turn off students.
Re: Career Services - @tacservicesllc In some cases you have to go out and find students where they are i.e. social media, campus life, etc.

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CareerCamp is where you should be! — Join us and start building the career you deserve!

Douglas Welch — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 00:03:19 +0000

Fair warning.

Over the next 6 weeks I am going to be banging the drum pretty loudly for CareerCampLA (and CareerCampSCV and CareerCampSFV). CareerCamp is a pet project of mine and one that I take great joy and interest in. CareerCampLA 2012 will be our 6th CareerCamp overall and I love what it does for people — employed, underemployed or unemployed.

What is CareerCamp?

CareerCamp is a locally organized and locally sponsored unconference dedicated to “helping you build the career you deserve.” Each CareerCamp hosts a series of presentations and break out sessions hosted by the attendees themselves. There is a huge amount of career knowledge in the local community and CareerCamp is designed to bring out and share that knowledge.

Some people will come to listen. Some will come to teach. Some will come to discuss, but all come with an open desire to build their career and help those around them. Often I see people who promise that they are only there to listen take the reins of a discussion or presentation and share their amazing knowledge in a way, perhaps, that they have never done before. CareerCamp provides a safe, supportive and positive environment that leaves people feeling energized at the end of the day — ready to go out and make their career the best it can be.

What is an unconference?

Unconferences are self-organizing conferences, similar to many professional conferences, but instead of hiring well-known, professional speakers, they call on the attendees themselves to provide the content and focus for the event. Every person who attends is highly encouraged to present on some topic deeply important to them or, barring that, to facilitate an open breakout session or round table discussion or even just to engage and converse with their fellow attendees between presentations. A few organizers band together to find a venue for the event, recruit sponsors and invite attendees, but the focus of the unconference is driven solely by the attendees.

Some might question the usefulness of presentations by their peers, but we have found that there is an enormous amount of real-world expertise available in each and every local community. CareerCamp utilizes a format that draws out that expertise and benefits everyone. CareerCamp (and other unconferences) provide a structure and an opportunity to share this expertise in ways that traditional conferences do not. Additionaly, CareerCamps also attract career development professionals who can use CareerCamp as a way of introducing themselves to a new audience of potential clients.

Spread the word

It is on of my greatest desires to spread the good that CareerCamp can offer all around the world. The CareerCamp International web site highlights each local CareerCamp and also provide a bit of info on what CareerCamp is and how it works? Even better, join us for CareerCampLA and see how it all works in person. The best way to understand CareerCamp is to experience first hand. it all becomes clear when you become part of the process and energy of a CareerCamp.

A personal invitation

I want to offer each of you a personal invitation to visit a CareerCamp or, even better, organize one of your own in your local area. I am confident you will be amazed at how productive and energizing your day can be. You can find some examples of the talks given at CareerCamp on both the CareerCamp International and the local CareerCamp sites. Take a moment to watch or listen. I think you will like what you find there.

If you would like to know more about CareerCamp, either attending or organizing your own, add a comment here on this web site, on the CareerCampLA or CareerCamp International sites, on the CareerCamp International Facebook page or our Google+ page. I’d love to hear from you. Bring your questions and ideas. Both help make CareerCamp even better.

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CareerCampLA 2012 to be held April 20, 2012! — Register Now!

Douglas Welch — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 21:16:52 +0000

We have just finalized the date and location for CareerCampLA 2012 — our 3rd CareerCamp for LA and out 6th CareerCamp overall.

CareerCampLA 2012

Friday, April 20, 2012

9am – Noon

Los Angeles Southwest College
1600 West Imperial Hwy
Los Angeles, CA 90044

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Education: The new entrepreneurs by The Open University and iTunesU

Douglas Welch — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 19:28:43 +0000

I am working my way through this program on entrepreneurship and think that you might find it it useful, too. It delves into the basic concepts and concerns of being an entrepreneur and might just give you some ideas on how you might create your own business.

I believe that entrepreneurship is one of the driving factors of careers today, regardless of whether you are working for yourself or within a traditional corporate environment. You have to DO for yourself as much as you DO for your company or you risk being left out in the cold when the company no longer needs you or your skills. Don’t be caught off-guard. Start thinking like and entrepreneur today!

The new entrepreneurs by The Open University

Course Description

Whether you’re thinking of starting your own business, looking to improve one you already own, or are simply interested in understanding more about how the business world works, this learning pathway is a storehouse of ideas, techniques and real-life stories to inspire and inform.

It includes resources to help you assess and evaluate an idea using comprehensive, practical techniques, and explore a range of business types – from home-workers and ‘mompreneurs’, to family businesses, social enterprises and ‘lifestyle’ entrepreneurs. It also looks at entrepreneurial psychology. What are the qualities you need to succeed? What are the downsides to being your own boss, and how can you prepare for them?

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Education: iPad and iPhone App Development class from Stanford via iTunes U

Douglas Welch — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 21:10:44 +0000

I started watching the class on iPad and iPhone App Development via iTunes U. iTunes U provides lots of great educational opportunities in a wide variety of areas including computer science, history, humanities, language, literature and business. You can check out the entire catalog at the iTunes U information page or directly in iTunes.

I’ll be highlighted other educational opportunities to build your career in the coming weeks.

iPad and iPhone App Development (Fall 2011)

Course Description

Updated for iOS 5. Tools and APIs required to build applications for the iPhone and iPad platform using the iOS SDK. User interface designs for mobile devices and unique user interactions using multi-touch technologies. Object-oriented design using model-view-controller paradigm, memory management, Objective-C programming language. Other topics include: object-oriented database API, animation, multi-threading and performance considerations.

Prerequisites: C language and programming experience at the level of 106B (Programming Abstractions) or X. Recommended: UNIX, object-oriented programming, graphical toolkits

Offered by Stanford’s School of Engineering, the course will last ten weeks and include both the lecture videos and PDF documents. Released with a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA license.

This is a series of video lectures and accompanying materials in PDF format.

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A Year of Action – Live presentation at Tuesdays with Transitioners – Podcast

Douglas Welch — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 17:00:00 +0000

Douglas speaks at the local Tuesday’s with Transitioners meeting on the topic of “A Year of Action!”.

Action — any action — can help us to get our careers and lives moving forward. Douglas presents a few “action items” you might want to explore or use as jumpstart points for your own ideas.

Learn how action benefits you no matter what your job, current job status or career!

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Cultivating Your Career Reputations

11,000 Words

While we often talk about one, monolithic, Reputation – with a capital R — I believe that there are a series of reputations that make up the whole. This book will focus on the combination of reputations that make up your one, overarching, Reputation. By examining each of these reputations in detail, I hope you will find specific areas where you can improve your work, your actions and your thoughts so that your overall professional reputation grows.

Why break your Reputation down into its constituent parts? It is often said that you can’t “do” projects, you can only do the individual tasks that make up the project and achieve the desired result. The same can be said for reputation. You don’t build your reputation as a whole, you cultivate the smaller reputations that create it. Each individual action builds your reputation in unique ways and each requires some thought as to how they relate to the whole.

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Douglas speaks on “A Year of Action” at Tuesdays with Transitioners this week

Douglas Welch — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 22:06:17 +0000

Due to personal family issues with the scheduled speaker, I will be speaking at this weeks’s Tuesday’s with Transitioners meeting on the topic of “A Year of Action!”.

Action — any action — can help us to get our careers and lives moving forward. Douglas presents a few “action items” you might want to explore or use as jumpstart points for your own ideas.

Learn how action benefits you no matter what your job, current job status or career!

Please share this event with anyone you know who might be interested. All are welcome!

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What: Douglas speaks on “A Year of Action” at Tuesdays with Transitioners

When: Tuesday, January 17, 2012 – Noon-2pm

Where: Congregational Church of Northridge, 9659 Balboa Blvd, Northridge, CA 91325-1902

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CareerCampLA 2012 planning begins!

Douglas Welch — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 21:20:45 +0000

CareerCampLA 2012 is in the planning stages.

For more information, visit the CareerCamp blogs CareerCampLA or CareerCamp International.

Are you interested in helping us organize CareerCampLA, speaking or attending? Watch these blogs for further information.

Join us for our next career unconference and Build the Career the You Deserve!

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Career-Op Office Hours on Google+ – Wed, November 16, 2011 @ 1pm EST/10am PST

Douglas Welch — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 17:30:49 +0000

Join me for the Career Opportunities Office Hour Google+ Hangout on Wednesday, November 16, 2011 at 1pm EST/10am PST.

Circle my personal Google+ account or the Career Opportunities G+ page to see the link to the hangout on Wednesday.

The office is now OPEN!

The office hour has ended. Thanks to all who attended.

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Video: Social Media and Your Career Panel – Part 4 of 4

Douglas Welch — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 16:40:09 +0000

Part of Social Media Week 2011

Building the career you deserve means becoming both director and promoter of it–No one cares as much about your career as you do. This means taking the lead in ‘Telling people what you do and how you do it!” Social media provides the tools needed to develop the jobs and projects that make one’s career unique and fulfilling.  This panel will give practical information about how to use social media to build the career you desire. We’ll talk not only about the “why” of social media, but also about “how” it can, and should, be used, so that you are in control of all aspects of your career.

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Panelist and Moderators

Visit Social Media and Your Career blog for complete bios and links

Jennifer Oliver O’Connell
Douglas E. Welch
Susan M. Baker
Marla Dennis
Colton Stenke
Denise L. Cook

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Video: Social Media and Your Career Panel – Part 3 of 4

Douglas Welch — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 16:39:22 +0000

Part of Social Media Week 2011

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Panelist and Moderators

Visit Social Media and Your Career blog for complete bios and links

Jennifer Oliver O’Connell
Douglas E. Welch
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Marla Dennis
Colton Stenke
Denise L. Cook

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Video: Social Media and Your Career Panel – Part 2 of 4

Douglas Welch — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 16:37:12 +0000

Part of Social Media Week 2011

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Panelist and Moderators

Visit Social Media and Your Career blog for complete bios and links

Jennifer Oliver O’Connell
Douglas E. Welch
Susan M. Baker
Marla Dennis
Colton Stenke
Denise L. Cook

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Video: Social Media and Your Career Panel – Part 1 of 4

Douglas Welch — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 16:30:25 +0000

Part of Social Media Week 2011

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Visit Social Media and Your Career blog for complete bios and links

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Douglas E. Welch
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Marla Dennis
Colton Stenke
Denise L. Cook

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Photos: Social Media and Your Career Panel Discussion

Douglas Welch — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 07:37:12 +0000

I was part of this panel discussion tonight, Social Media and Your Career, as part of Social Media Week. There was lots of great discussion and people said they got a lot out of it. Audio and Video will be coming soon. I will post them here sometime early next week. For now, here are some photos from the pre-panel “meet and greet”.

See the entire Social Media and Your Career slide show on Flickr

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Douglas hosts next Tech Tuesday at Tuesdays with Transitioners – May 3, 2011

Douglas Welch — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 17:58:55 +0000

Tuesdays with Transitioners

Journeying to a better career

A message to all members of Tuesdays with Transitioners

May 3 is Tech Tuesday!

Douglas Welch will be our guest host for this Tech Tuesday, so come armed with your laptops (or borrow one) and questions about the Tuesdays with Transitioner site, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, or other Social Media.

See you then!

Visit Tuesdays with Transitioners at: http://tuesdayswithtransitioners.ning.com/?xg_source=msg_mes_network

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Video: Production, Promotion and being Proactive in your Career

Douglas Welch — Sat, 19 Feb 2011 23:11:45 +0000

A live recording of my presentation, “Production, Promotion and being Proactive in your Career”, at Tuesdays with Transitioners on February 15, 2011.

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Video: Panel: Traditional Media Career Paths and How They Are Changing from CareerCampLA

Douglas Welch — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 00:10:47 +0000

Tracy Pattin, Michael Lawshe, Liam Johnson and Jenny Bellington present a panel discussion on “Traditional Media Career Paths and How They Are Changing” at CareerCampLA 2010.

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Video: Career Compass: Finding Your Career North with Douglas E. Welch

Douglas Welch — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 03:42:52 +0000

Douglas E. Welch presents “Career Compass: Finding Your Career North” at CareerCampSCV on July 10th, 2010.

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