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May 14, 2009 from 6pm to 7pm
We spend much of our lives at work – but surprisingly little gets written about what makes work both one of the most exciting and most painful of all our activities. Alain de Botton comes to Robinson College to present his new, ninth book, The Pleas…
March 23
KRISTINA JULIN-STRINGER added a blog post
In the past 20 or 30 years, western companies have benefited from the two big labour market trends: globalization, which has allowed them to take advantage of cheaper labour costs in other countries, and rapid technological progress, which has allow…
February 15
Martin, Maybe I should make it as a skateboard ad. I'll go and check if the skateboard company has an affiliate program and I'll join right away! The purpose of the article is to say: "Do not use age as an excuse not to do something!" Skateboardin…
February 11
Kristina, Right at the end of the piece it looks like a skateboard advert :-) On a serious note I must say I have observed so many people behaving in the apparent "submission to fate". I describe it as "the inadvertent 100% dependency".
February 11
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Do your rumpled clothes and lank hair point to a life that has failed to live up to your high expectations? Do you think that the compromises you have made in your career have filled your life soullessness, and hopeless emptiness? Do you feel that w…
February 11
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How frustrated do you have to be before you consider working for yourself? Only you know the answer to that question. Perhaps the pain of where you are at the moment, and the agonising truth that doing nothing changes nothing, forces you to at least…
February 1

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KRISTINA JULIN-STRINGER

If I am too old to work, then teach me how to start my own business.

In the past 20 or 30 years, western companies have benefited from the two big labour market trends: globalization, which has allowed them to take advantage of cheaper labour costs in other countries, and rapid technological progress, which has allowed them to replace humans with machines. Corporate profits have soared but human casualties have been heavy. Millions of people have lost their jobs and, lacking the skills that employers are ready to pay for, have unwillingly joined the hidden army o… Continue

Posted on February 15, 2009 at 12:07am —

KRISTINA JULIN-STRINGER

Reality checked.

Do your rumpled clothes and lank hair point to a life that has failed to live up to your high expectations? Do you think that the compromises you have made in your career have filled your life soullessness, and hopeless emptiness? Do you feel that whatever dreams you had in your life are now only self-destructive delusions which are choking on you? Would you say that you are on the brink of suffocating your unfulfilled hopes of early retirement and easy life?


When asked: “Where is your compass… Continue

Posted on February 11, 2009 at 11:19am — 2 Comments

KRISTINA JULIN-STRINGER

The Tipping Point: When does enough mean enough?

How frustrated do you have to be before you consider working for yourself? Only you know the answer to that question. Perhaps the pain of where you are at the moment, and the agonising truth that doing nothing changes nothing, forces you to at least look at the surrounding world differently.


Think about what is grinding your gear in your current situation. If it has something to do with your employment, then the good news is that you can do something about it. You might be underpaid and your t… Continue

Posted on February 1, 2009 at 3:18pm —

KRISTINA JULIN-STRINGER

2009 is the year of the accidental small business owner.

Are the laid-off workers becoming entrepreneurs? Are they going to be the new trend of starting their own businesses because they cannot see themselves finding employment in the near future? It is certainly interesting to find out what kind of businesses those with means will start? Are they going to be low-overhead businesses because finding a job which will match with their expertise and salary expectations might not be an easy option? Cutting cost is certainly a catchy phrase and being able t… Continue

Posted on January 26, 2009 at 3:15pm — 2 Comments

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At 11:28am on January 26, 2009, Waclaw Slezak said…
Welcome to the CNSN. Hope to see you at the next TM meeting.
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