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How to Disclose an Arrest or Conviction in a Job Interview or Resume
If you’re unsure whether, when, or how to disclose an arrest or conviction during your job search, you’re not alone. This guide explains what belongs on a resume, how to handle interviews, and the right timing for disclosure with clarity and confidence.
Tammy Mifflin, MBA, CPRW, CDCS
18 hours ago5 min read


How to Determine Your Market Value Inside and Outside of Work
Most professionals don't lack ambition; they lack clarity about their value. Market value isn't just a number on your paycheck; it's a multidimensional reality that exists both within and outside your organization. Understanding the gap between internal and external value is the key to making informed career decisions, negotiating effectively, and building long-term sustainability. This article explains how to assess your true market value and use it to guide strategic decisi
Tammy Mifflin, MBA, CPRW, CDCS
Jan 1217 min read


5 Career Lessons Civilians Can Learn from Veterans
Learn five powerful career lessons from veterans, from adaptability to leadership, and how to apply them in today’s workplace.
Tammy Mifflin, MBA, CPRW, CDCS
Nov 11, 20253 min read


The AI-Driven Imposter Syndrome
AI-Driven Imposter Syndrome is the professional insecurity that arises when people question whether their ideas are their own or shaped by generative AI. Over-reliance on technology can weaken creative thinking and self-trust. Professionals can overcome this by treating AI as a collaborator, rebuilding creative stamina, and anchoring their work in lived experience.
Tammy Mifflin, MBA, CPRW, CDCS
Oct 28, 20254 min read


A Lesson from the Tabbed Binder
Ever get frustrated when someone completes a task differently than you would, but still gets it right? In this post, I explore how rigid thinking around “the right way” can stifle productivity. From binder tabs to childhood songs about visiting Grandma, I reflect on how flexibility in the workplace can lead to better outcomes—and fewer unnecessary steps. Because sometimes, the journey matters less than the destination.
Tammy Mifflin, MBA, CPRW, CDCS
Jul 1, 20253 min read
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