The curse of competency. But the truth of the matter is that many, if not most, jobs in companies today have to do with products we have no interest in. How many people graduated from college with a management degree and thought their dream job was doing actuarial work for some insurance company? photo credit: vk-red. MORE >>

Why your company and economy matters to your career Written by Scot Herrick on October 7, 2008 in job search 0 Comments - Leave a comment! If you look around at many of the career management blogs, read career management books and listen around the water cooler, your company and economy doesn’t come across as relating to your career. MORE >>

Blog » “Is there a way I can ‘get out of’ the non-compete agreement I signed?” Is there a way I can ‘get out of’ the non-compete agreement I signed?” At this time, my company owes me $10,000 for commissions I earned over six months ago. Non-Competes and Trade Secrets L. My title is Director of Business Development. MORE >>

Question: Alan, A colleague left my current company to work somewhere else. When she worked for my company she signed a “non-solicitation” agreement that said that she could not “solicit or hire” an employee of my current company for 12 months. Non-Compete's and Trade Secrets Q & ACarlos. Atlanta, Georgia. carefully. MORE >>

Question: If I have a “non-solicitation” agreement with my employer that says I cannot “directly or indirectly solicit the company’s customers,” can I go to work for a competitor and have them call my customers to gain business if I have no communication with the customers at all? Non-Compete's and Confidentiality Q & ADaniel. MORE >>