Tag Archives: middle manager

Job Posting: University of Chicago

Posted on August 14, 2012 by John N. Frank

The University of Chicago is hiring a strategic relationship manager. Continue reading →

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Should Joel Ewanick Always Be Job Hunting?

Posted on August 1, 2012 by John N. Frank

The point is that everyone, no matter what level, should always be job hunting, always be thinking of a plan B should the job you have suddenly disappear. Even the mighty can fall. Continue reading →

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Guest Post: Welcome to Transition Nation or What Does Working Mean Today?

Posted on July 24, 2012 by John N. Frank

As a downsized executive who’s gone from a long-term corporate earner to a freelancer stringing contract jobs together into something resembling a livelihood, I made a sudden and stunning connection to these guys. Were these “networking” laborers really so different from myself…? Continue reading →

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Is It Difficult Being a Middle Manager?

Posted on April 30, 2012 by John N. Frank

So remember, when you’re just starting out and waiting for the day you get promoted out of the ranks to be a manager, be careful what you wish for. Continue reading →