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How to negotiate salary
  • Renegotiating Your Salary after a False Start
  • Negotiating Salary: Four steps to Getting Paid What You Are Worth (This column was originally published on DC Web Women)
  • Jack Chapman's very helpful book examines how to negotiate salary
  • Jack Chapman's, "How to Make a Thousand Dollars a Minute"

    This book describes a step-by-step approach to increasing your salary, immediately. A helpful read prior to any salary negotiation.

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  • Creating Your Pitch: Whether you feel truly capable or have been spending every free moment cataloguing all of your inadequacies.(Washington Post)
  • Finding a Job Without Experience: Six Time-tested, Strategies(Washington Post)
  • Design your ideal work-life: Try these strategies
    These columns were initially published on the DC Web Women site
  • Envisioning Your Work-life Plan
  • Developing a Strategy for Pursuing Work-life Goals
  • Developing a Strategy for Pursuing Work-Life Goals: Overcoming Resistance
  • A Psychoanalytic Approach to Career Assessment
  • Strategies for getting your Career on Track: Selecting your Career Coach
  • Connect with Dr. Lynn Friedman
    Dr. Lynn Friedman works with professionals and professionals-in-the-making to help them to achieve their work-life goals.
  • To learn more about psychoanalytically-informed, career assessment, Download Dr. Lynn Friedman's pdf file on this interesting tool.
  • If you'd like to schedule an appointment with Dr. Lynn Friedman, feel free to give her a call at: 301-656-9650
  • Subscribe to Dr. Lynn Friedman's work-life ezine
  • Corporations on the Couch Read Dr. Lynn Friedman's monthly, Washington Business Journal, column on understanding workplace dynamics.
  • For your questions about relationships, psychotherapy and psychoanalysis, check out Dr. Lynn Friedman's new website, The Washington Psychoanalyst.
  • Lynn Friedman, Ph.D. 5480 Wisconsin Avenue, Chevy Chase, MD, 20815 (301)656-9650



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