The beginning of the school year means it’s time for fresh starts, and a time for both students and teachers to learn new things.
You’d be surprised at how difficult some artists make it for recruiters by neglecting to provide the simplest – and most important – information.
Don’t wait to let people know they’ve inspired or affected your life in positive ways.
When we grow up, we lose contact with what we did as kids; but there is a job and market for every natural talent, and you are bound to excel when your job coincides with your true interests.
A handful of industry pros share their father’s advice that has carried them throughout their careers.
If a company lists several job openings, here are four reasons you should apply for the highest level position you’re qualified for.
Pamela Kleibrink Thompson suggests that every day is an opportunity to reinvent yourself.
Follow these tips for successful submission follow-up.
Glen Keane has persisted in animation since 1974, not only garnering an Oscar nomination for his latest short film 'Dear Basketball,' but landing the directing role on a new animated feature film for Netflix.
Every day has 86,400 seconds -- make them into memorable moments.
Words can have a powerful effect on colleagues, coworkers, loved ones and even those you don’t know. With your words, you can change someone’s world.
Master your elevator pitch because five minutes face to face is better than five hours on Facebook.
At the end of another awards season, Pam reflects on the importance of thanking our families.
As the year comes to an end, Pam reflects about the need to be happy in all the things you do.
Being ill prepared to answer the “dreaded” interview question makes you an unmemorable candidate.
If you don't enjoy your work, maybe your career is ready for a checkup.
To honor Father’s Day, Pam shares the immortal bard’s wisdom as it relates to life and career.
To honor Mother’s Day, Pam shares her mother’s five commandments to enhance your life and career.
Pam talks about the need to read contracts carefully “before” you sign them.
Pam draws important lessons from the late Huell Howser.
As we start 2013, Pam talks about being open to receiving opportunities, friendships, and help from unexpected sources.
As we approach Thanksgiving, Pam shares her thoughts about work, family and perspective.
Pam talks about the tremendous outpouring of resources and community support in the wake of Digital Domain’s Port St. Lucie shutdown.
Wherever you live, and whatever point you are at in your career, you must start building your career now, today.
Pam talks about the need to set deadlines for completing your own projects or they just won't get done.
