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PRESS Understanding your work style, counselors say, can help you find the right occupation. It was 10 years ago that Debbie Cutler came to a career crossroads. She had sensed for some time she was out of step with her colleagues who were more conservative and process-driven… read more  Anyone who's ever laughed at Dilbert or cringed during "The Office" knows that many people seem stuck in jobs that fit as poorly as a Men's Wearhouse suit. Are these people lazy or dumb? Nah, they've just fallen into careers that don't suit their personalities…read more  Who thought one's career could be determined by a color? That's exactly what Shoya Zichy proves in her new book. On Friday, April 13, 2007, Baruch's Women in Business society held an event called “Pearls of Wisdom…read more  She greets you with certain stateliness and an irreverent humor to boot. Born Countess Shoya Zichy of Budapest, she descends from generations of statesmen, artists and writers…read more  Scores of businesswomen showed up for the Institute of Business “Women in Leadership” workshop at the Hilton Trinidad on Monday to hear the secrets of Hungarian-American writer Shoya Zichy, president of the Myers Briggs Association of New York… read more |
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