What
is WorkWise?
A suite of features addressing the needs of print and
online editors in newspapers and newspaper groups seeking
outstanding workplace content appealing to readers of various
demographics. These columns and special assignment articles
appear in some of the nation's most prestigious publications.
WorkWise
(commentary)
For readers and site visitors with some work experience
• WorkWise (1982-present) was first syndicated in 1994
by Passage Media. A classic, it covers emerging trends in
the workplace and contains the widest range of HR topics
in print today. This column is a staple in business and
special sections, in print and online. Check The
Hartford Courant, the nation's longest continuously
published newspaper, for WorkWise, and review the archives
at The
Dallas Morning News.
WorkWise Interactive (Q&A)
For youthful readers and job seekers
• WorkWise Interactive is an information-packed
Q&A column about entry-level jobs and job-finding for America's
youth. Its blogTips showcase compelling, often humorous
insights from experts on topics of all kinds related to job
hunting. This column is featured in business and special sections,
in print and online. Fresnobee.com
is one of a growing list of clients since the 2004 launch to
feature this widely appealing column.
WorkWise Advice (commentary)
For
readers who believe that good work is worth having and doing
-- throughout life
WorkWise
Advice, for special sections, brings timeless, clear commentaries
for job seekers of all ages and backgrounds committed to securing
meaningful, rewarding work.
Special
Packages
For readers with their own specific needs
Editors
with a specific idea package features of their choice -- a
combination of ongoing weekly columns, individual or grouped
reprints, and local commentaries. These freelance arrangements
span papers large and small -- syndication clients and others,
including New
York's Daily News.
What
Readers Say
That
is stunning advice.
-K.L., friend of a person in hostile work environment
I
agree with your article on downsizing wholeheartedly.
-Anonymous
Human
I
will be sharing your article about customer service with some
co-workers.
-C.H., customer service
Thoughtful
work. Your material is always topically current and insightful.
-G.W., military recruitment executive
I was fascinated reading about working with horses to further
the team-building goals of an organization.
-Carolyn McMullen, The McMullen Co. Inc., Davis,
Calif.
I love to find articles that help you focus more on the
things you need to do or not do.
-A.R., Web designer
Many thanks for your wisdom and your column.
-P.B., retired educator
I enjoy reading your column. It's helped me with a lot
of things I've been working on.
-S.A., in transition
I present job search programs to two different groups each
week. We have eight offices in six counties. I'll share your
wonderful information with my co-workers!
-Judy Greene, workforce strategist, Business
Services, KV Works Inc., Valparaiso, Ind.
Thank
you, thank you, thank you!
-L.P., high-tech whistleblower
I enjoyed your recent column because I had an interview that
the interviewer didn't know how to end.
-W.D., international transportation job seeker
You give great advice.
-J.R., full-timer seeking part-time, too
I
think you're performing a wonderful service.
-A.C., job seeker
Thank
you for your comment about not taking a job you know won't
work out. I've made this mistake several times in the past
and haven't been able to convince my husband.
-S.R., administrative assistant
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