What
is WorkWise?
A suite of features addressing the needs of print and
online editors in newspapers and newspaper groups seeking
outstanding workplace content. These columns and special
assignment articles appear in some of the nation's most
prestigious publications.
WorkWise
Variety (rotating features and artwork each week
on a single page)
For readers and site visitors
This exciting new service for classified and business
pages, developed at the request of The Miami Herald,
assures the best content the market has to offer, prepackaged,
for easy integration in your system. The ongoing content,
both commentary and Q&A, varies from week to week, carefully
selected from the wide range of columns for which the WorkWise
suite is known -- emerging trends, on-the-mark job hunting
and hot careers. It also includes a light touch, a BlogTip.
WorkWise Variety comes camera-ready or as
files, depending upon a papers needs. See it here
at The Modesto
Bee Online.
WorkWise
Package (weekly commentary and artwork)
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.
WorkWise Interactive (Q&A)
For job seekers at any point in their careers
WorkWise Interactive is an information-packed
Q&A column about job-finding. Its BlogTips showcase compelling,
often humorous insights from experts on topics of all kinds
related to employment. 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 may create their own mix -- a combination of weekly
columns, individual or grouped reprints, and local commentaries.
These freelance arrangements serve papers large and small
-- syndication clients and others, including New
York's Daily News.
What Readers Say
CONTINUITY
"Your
article on age discrimination was very informative. You have
a great talent for taking a more complicated issue and turning
it into useful, practical information."
-K.C.,
Hartford, Conn.
"I
am going to hold on to that career advice for forever."
-B.F.,
office support, Mobile, Ala.
"Another
winning column."
-R.J.,
Cedar Hill, Tex.
"I
enjoy reading your column. It's helped me with a lot of things
I've been working on."
-S.A.,
in transition, Houston, Tex.
"Thoughtful
work. Your material is always topically current and insightful."
-G.W.,
military recruitment executive, Fort Knox, Ky.
INSIGHT
"I
read your column in the Sunday San Francisco Chronicle.
It is very informative. I am glad that there is such a column
to help job seekers."
-Anonymous,
San Francisco, Calif.
"I
read your article, 'To Young Job Seekers: Tighten Resumes,'
with great interest."
-L.N.,
new grad, Hartford, Conn.
"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.
"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, Munster, Ind.
"Thank you for your comment about not taking a job you
know won't work out."
-S.R.,
administrative assistant
"I
read your article on facility management and am looking for
a career change. Your article inspired me."
-M.T.,
career-changer, Dallas, Tex.
BREADTH
"Three
huge cheers for your recent article 'Getting the Irritation
to Stop,' read in the Post and Courier's Careermarket."
-N.N.,
Charleston, S.C.
"That
is stunning advice."
-K.L.,
friend of a person in hostile work environment
"I will be sharing your article about customer service
with some co-workers."
-C.H.,
customer service, Houston, Tex.
"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.
"Thank
you, thank you, thank you!"
-L.P.,
high-tech whistleblower
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