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Condren, Debra. "Top Tips: Six Ways To Keep Your Cool At Work." Forbes Verbal Jujitsu |
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Price, Kathryn. "am-BITCH-ous" by: Debra Condren, Ph.D." Web Why do so many women fail to achieve their professional goals and earning potential? Why do so many women feel guilty about wanting a fulflling career? A business psychologist, executive coach and career adviser who has worked with thousands of smart, high-achieving women, Debra Condren, Ph.D., has discovered the true culprit: this time it's not the men holding women back. This time, women are doing it to themselves because ambition--for women--is still a dirty word.
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Condren, Debra. "Taking a Part-Time Track." The Next Move 19 Nov. 2009. Print.
Don’t Sell Yourself Short
Some part-timers have a tendency to sabotage themselves by putting down their efforts, or apologizing for being part-time. This is the wrong approach, according to Dr. Debra Condren, author of “Ambition Is Not a Dirty Word,” a career guide for women. “Even if you are working some hours from home, in your pajamas, feeding your toddler while squeezing in an emergency client call to answer a question, remember to tell yourself that you’re getting it done, you’re great at what you do, and you don’t need to explain or to apologize (the client needn’t know that you haven’t made it into your street clothes yet today),” she wrote in her book.
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Finora, Joseph. "Mix Old with New To Market Today." Printing News 8 Oct. 2009 “Host a business-community mixer at your print shop,” advised Dr. Debra Condren, business adviser and author of Ambition Is Not A Dirty Word. “Invite all of your clients, cross-promote and possibly share the expense with your local chamber of commerce and/or other business organizations, including local banks." |
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Condren, Debra. "Sparkling Speaking" Metro New York 21 Sept. 2009
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Balderrama, Anthony. "Being the Bad Guy at Work." MSN.CareerBuilders.com 10 Sept. 2009. "There's a big cost to women who shun the role of bad guy: It keeps you from going for your share of the opportunities pie at work, from taking risks that can have huge pay-offs, from standing up to people when you need to, from being tough even if it brings on disapproval from others, from taking the credit you deserve," she warns. "It keeps you from being taken as seriously in the workplace as those who stand up for themselves and play bad-guy hardball. It keeps you from earning what you're worth (i.e., it can cost women between $500,000 and $2 million in earnings over the course of their careers) and from earning as much as your male counterparts who are willing to play the bad guy in negotiations do." Debra Condren says, author of Ambition Is Not a Dirty Word. |
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Womble, Ashley. "How to Deal with a Broke-Ass Friend." Cosmopolitan 1 Sept. 2009 "Tired of being pressured to pick up the tab for a broke friend? Agree, before you agree to go out, to set a limit of how much cash she's comfortable spending and promise to head home as soon as you both reach your total, no matter what. ...By sticking to your word, you're proving to your friend that being broke doesn't have to be boring, says Debra Condren, author of Ambition Is Not a Dirty Word." |
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Condren, Debra. "What the Font?" Metro Philidelphia 31 Aug. 2009
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Heintz, Nadine. "Building a Culture of Employee Appreciation." Inc. 1 Sept. 2009 "Especially during tough economic periods, it's important to give people face time and basic human appreciation on a regular basis," says Debra Condren, a business psychologist and founder of Manhattan Business Coaching in New York City. "A plaque may be nice for 15 minutes, but once it goes on the wall, people tend to forget about it."
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Bedard, Paul. "Mark Sanford's Wife Urged to Write Tell-All Book." U.S. News and World Report 14 Aug. 2009 |
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Pofeldt, Elaine. "How to Stay Positive in Tough Times." Crains New York Business 5 Aug. 2009 Manhattan-based business psychologist Debra Condren reports that she spends about 30% more of her time than she used to helping entrepreneurial clients cope. |
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Kavanagh, Jim. "Adults Who Should Know Better Feel Driven to Text." CNN.com. 31 July 2009 Entrepreneurs and people in service industries, such as lawyers, may feel the heat more than others, said Dr. Debra Condren, a business psychologist and executive coach with offices in New York and San Francisco, California. |
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Zimmerman, Eilene. "Are Three Martinis Three Too Many?" New York Times 1 Aug. 2009 “If you are at a high-profile event and all the executives are having a drink, you may feel you need one to be part of the club,” Dr. Debra Condren notes. “That being said, you can still drink very little of it or have one drink and then switch to water.”
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Goudreau, Jenna. "Will You Keep Your Job?" Forbes.com. 20 July 2009 Business psychologist and author of Ambition Is Not A Dirty Word, Debra Condren, Ph.D., says that every woman who seeks the credit she deserves feels she'll be seen as "selfish, greedy or the b-word." |
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Condren, Debra. "Short Change?: It's a Recession, But Tipping is Critical for Those Whose Incomes Depend on Gratuities." Winston-Salem Journal 17 July 2009. Associated Press. Click here to read the entire article.
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Pawlik-Kienlen, Laurie. "10 Secrets to Better Aging." Woman's Day 8 July 2009. |
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Coco. "Tuned in: Ambition Is Not A Dirty Word." Coco & Lowe. 26 June 2009. |
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Tahmincioglu, Eve. "S.C. Gov risks career for “love.” Would you?" CareerDiva.net. 25 June 2009 |
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Scott, Megan K. "Ideas for teaching kids meaning of July Fourth." WRAL.com 24 June 2009 Make it an annual ritual for kids spend a few minutes thinking about and then discussing the contributions they want to make to their country - and to the world, said Debra Condren, a psychologist and mom. "Help them come up with age-appropriate ideas for short-term, intermediate and long-term ways they can give back to and carry on the cause championed by those courageous leaders who originally fought for our independence," she said. |
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Condren, Debra. "Resume and Cover Letter Writers Reach Out Through the Media." 24-7 pressrelease. 11 May 2009. |
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Salamone, Gina. "Got a mean boss? New Yorkers share tales of office revenge." New York Daily News 27 Apr. 2009. |
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Zupek, Rachel. "MSN Careers - 5 Ways to Refresh Your Outdated Network - Career Advice Article." 24 Apr. 2009. |
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O’Brien, Kin. "When a Friend Gets the Call." Women's Health 22 Apr. 2009. |
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Condren, Debra. "Take it to the advisory board." Metro International 20 Apr. 2009. |
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Condren, Debra. "Debra Condren is interviewed on BlogTalkRadio with AlphaWomen.com." Interview. Audio blog post. BlogTalkRadio. 30 Mar. 2009. 30 Mar. 2009 |
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Citation added: Condren, Debra. "Friends or 'Friends'?" Metro Boston 16 Mar. 2009 |
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Condren, Debra. "Sample the Goods Before You Buy." Metro Philidelphia 9 Mar. 2009. |
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Condren, Debra. "Brush up on your note taking skills." Examiner 23 Feb. 2009
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Condren, Debra. "How to Navigate your Annual Review in This Bleak Economic Enviroment." Metro Boston 23 Feb. 2009
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Condren, Debra. "DISCOVER HOW TO REACH THE UNTAPPED POTENTIAL IN YOUR BUSINESS." The News & Observer [Raleigh, NC] 13 Feb. 2009 |
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Condren, Debra. "Getting Noticed by a Laisez Fairre Boss." Metro New York 09 Feb. 2009 |
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TriangleB2B. "Feb 13: Savvy Women's Conference for women in business (Raleigh). |
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Rock, Maxine. "Give others the credit they deserve." Pink Magazine Apr. 2007 |
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Condren, Debra. "The first steps to take after being laid off." Metro New York 27 Jan. 2009 |
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Tahmincioglu, Eve. "Under 30? Looking for a job? You're not alone." MSNBC.com. 16 Jan. 2009 |
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Oliver, Holden. "Beavis, can you spare a dime?" Weblog post. What About Clients? 16 Jan. 2009 |
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Condren, Debra. "Unbalanced? How to find fulfillment." Metro Philadelphia 12 Jan. 2009 |
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Price, Christopher. "Demanding loyalty, BC fires Jagodzinski." Metro Boston 8 Jan. 2009. |
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Condren, Debra. "Small exercises, big transitions." Metro Philadelphia 5 Jan. 2009. |
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Citation added: Condren, Debra. "Does Wanting It All Make Me a Bad Mother and Wife?" MainStreet 2 Jan. 2009. |
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Condren, Debra. "Survive and Thrive." Metro New York 22 Dec. 2008 |
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Condren, Debra. "A great (and quick) way to get clientele." Metro New York 15 Dec. 2008 |
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Condren, Debra. "How to accept life imbalance without feeling like a failure." Metro Boston 8 Dec. 2008. |
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Condren, Debra. "Get your hands off my credit." Metro New York 24 Nov. 2008 |
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Condren, Debra. "Small Business Holiday Marketing on a Shoestring." Metro Boston 17 Nov. 2008. |
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Lindner, Melanie, and Maureen Farrell. "How To Stay Cool On The Job." Forbes.com 11 Nov. 2008. |
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Lindner, Melanie. "Seven Work-Stress Relievers." Forbes 11 Nov. 2008 |
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Condren, Debra. "Honesty Can Turn Fearful Employees Into Well-Informed Allies." Metro new york 10 Nov. 2008. |
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Condren, Debra. "Taking Credit Isn’t Rocket Science—or a Pocket Rocket."Metro New York 3 Nov. 2008 |
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Condren, Debra. "Do you have your big picture in balance?" Metro new york 27 Oct. 2008
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