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 Coach F1768 Madison Grey Silver Signature Reptile Emboss Shoulder Bag Purse NWT  US $222.88
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 Coach Soho Signature Small Hobo Handbag US $60.00
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 NWT COACH MADISON OPTICAL ART LUREX ABIGAIL LIGHT KHAKI BEIGE TOTE HANDBAG 18639 US $230.99
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 Authentic COACH SIGNATURE C Logo SATEEN DUFFLE HANDBAG Purse Silver US $120.00
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 AUTH COACH 11576 HOBO SIGNATURE JACQUARD KHAKI HANDBAG US $34.00
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 Coach Hamptons Weekend Tote Handbag US $35.00
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 Auth Coach “C” Logo Print Fabric Small Top Handle Purse Pouch Gold Pink EUC US $20.50
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 NWT Coach Heritage Star Tote Signature Handbag F18853 US $129.00
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 NWT COACH F19282 YELLOW SIGNATURE STRIPE STITCHED PATENT HOBO CROSSBODY US $235.00
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 NWT Coach SOHO Signature Tote Black Signature C print US $149.99
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 NWT COACH F18886 MADISON GATHERED SIGNATURE MAGGIE SILVER GRAY PURSE BAG HOBO US $235.00
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 Auth Coach Handbag Purse Blue Brown “C” Logo Print Leather Fabric EUC US $44.25
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 NWT COACH F19280 19280 SIGNATURE STRIPE SNAPHEAD SATEEN HOBO CROSSBODY US $209.99
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 Coach Sig Stripe Pat Leath Tote Gift Ready BagBoxTisReceipt F15142 $328 US $165.00
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 COACH 7071 Used Patchwork Brown Demi Leather small med Handbag Clutch Purse US $49.99
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 NWT 100 Authentic COACH Heritage Stripe Light Gray Tote Bag 18848 MSRP $298 NEW US $99.00
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 NWT Coach Heritage Tote Signature Handbag Silver Denim F18922 US $99.00
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 Authentic COACH Black Signature Small Cs Shoulder Bag F10926 US $39.99
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 COACH WRISTLET PATENT EMBOSSED WRISTLET BAG WHITE CLASSY FIRST QUALITY NWT US $45.00
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 Coach Signature Duffle 10402M NEW US $185.00
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 COACH CHELSEA SIGNATURE STRIPE CHARLIE BLACK 18967 NWT US $189.00
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 Brown Coach Signature purse US $60.00
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 COACH ASHLEY HAND DRAWN SIGNATURE SCARF PRINT SATCHEL SHOULDER HANDBAG NWT $358 US $179.99
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 COACH HANDBAG BLACK SOHO SMOOTH LEATHER BUCKLE FLAP HOBO SHOULDER BAG NWT $348 US $169.99
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 NEW WITH TAGS COACH SIGNATURE SATEEN PLEATED CROSSBODY SWINGPACK US $56.00
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 Coach Signature Kristin Op Art Flap Bag in beige US $109.00
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 COACH 18619 OP Art Flint Grey Silver MADISON Sophia SATCHEL Handbag MSRP $298 US $269.99
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 COACH SIGNATURE STRIPE DEMI CROSSBODY BAG PURSE FIRST QUALITY NWT US $110.00
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 COACH HANDBAG KHAKI GOLD PENELOPE OPTIC SIGNATURE HIPPIE CROSS BODY BAG NWT $228 US $149.99
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 Authentic Silver Coach Handbag US $52.00
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 NWT COACH BLACK WHITE PENELOPE SIGNATURE HIPPIE PURSE BAG 16536 US $81.00
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 COACH 19179 Madison Graphic OP ART Grey Multi SEQUIN Sophia SATCHEL Handbag $358 US $153.01
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 COACH SIGNATURE PATENT LEATHER HOBO HANDBAG US $75.00
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 New Coach Signature Stripe Tote Handbag Gray F17433 US $77.00
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 Coach Signature Pleated Medium Wristlet Khaki White Jacquard Leather F47206 NWT US $75.00
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 Dooney Bourke Canvas Leather Single Strap Brown Shoulder Bag US $20.00
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 Authentic COACH Signature Penelope Tote Purse Handbag Shopper Black Gray US $65.00
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 NWT Coach Ashley Signature Sateen Carryall Bag F15510 Col Khaki $358NEW US $229.90
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 Authentic Coach Shoulder Handbag Matching Clutch FREE SHIPPING US $35.00
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 COACH HANDBAG LIGHT KHAKI GOLD SIGNATURE JACQUARD E W DUFFLE HOBO X BODY NWT 278 US $149.99
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 New Coach Signature Hobo Handbag purse blush and khaki F17093 US $28.00
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 NWT COACH POPPY SIGNATURE LUREX HIPPIE BLACK GOLD CROSSBODY SWING BAG 18135 US $149.00
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 Rare Coach Auth Signature Stripe Pink Floral Flower Applique Shoulder Bag Purse US $159.99
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 NWT COACH BLACK SIGNATURE DUFFLE SWINGPACK CROSSBODY PURSE 10402M US $149.99
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 LUCKY BRAND HANDBAG DK PURPLE LEATHER CROSSBODY HOBO BAG BACK IN SADDLE NWT $149 US $99.99
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 Large Coach Shoulder Hobo Bag Signature Jacquard Khaki Brown Leather 11576 US $80.00
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 NEW COACH 18862 SIGNATURE SATEEN CHAIN DUFFLE SILVER HANDBAG SHOULDER BAG US $195.00
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 NWT Coach15067 Signature Duffle Hobo Convertible Bag Brown Khaki Retails $32800 US $99.99
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 COACH HANDBAG PLAID SIGNATURE STRIPE HOBO SHOULDER BAG GOLD SHIMMERING C NWT 268 US $134.99
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 COACH SIGNATURE DENIM SATCHEL WITH MATCHING WALLET US $225.00
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 Coach Poppy Op Art Signature Lurex Glam Tote Handbag US $64.08
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 BRAND NEW WITH TAG COACH SIGNATURE STRIPE TOTE KHAKI LAVENDER 17433 US $129.99
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 COACH HOBO Signature Green White Handbag Bag 10601 US $65.00
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 NEW COACH 18426 SIGNATURE HERITAGE PINK BIAS HEART TOTE HANDBAG SHOULDER BAG US $195.00
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 NWT Coach Lexi Signature Lilac Khaki Sateen Bag Purse F18828 Retails $398 US $149.99
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 Authentic Signature COACH Black Grey Small C Handbag Purse Great Condition US $139.99
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 Coach Signature PVC Coated Canvas Baby Diaper Messenger Bag F18373 Black White US $167.50
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 NWT COACH Coral Geranium Leather Ashley Satchel 15445 Peyton Signature Scarf US $220.99
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 NWT COACH $298 KRISTIN CORAL OP ART SIGNATURE CROSSBODY HOBO SHOULDER BAG PURSE US $208.00
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 Coach Lot signature flower daisy beige peach shoulder bag wallet gently used US $180.00
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Coach Signature Madison Op Art Skinny Credit Card Wallet 46636 Khaki Mahogany List Price: $148.00 Sale Price: $118.00  |
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Completely hand-assembled in leather-trimmed custom fabric with a COACH Heritage plaque on the flap, this slender new design offers full functionality without the bulk of a checkbook. |
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Women's Coach Floral Applique Signature Medium Wristlet Khaki/Multi Sale Price: $98.00 |
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What a FABULOUS Coach Wristlet! |
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Coach Signature Kristin Chainlink Shoulder Hobo Bag Purse Tote 18295 Plum List Price: $278.00 Sale Price: $238.00 |
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Luxuriously textured chainlink jacquard adds sparkle to an effortless everyday silhouette with elegant hardware, versatile wearing options and a place for everything inside. |
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Coach Soho Signature Flap Over Black Handbag List Price: $328.00 Sale Price: $188.00 |
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This coach Soho flap over closure handbag is from Coach signature collection. It is made from a coach signature fabric with crinkle patent leather trim. Shoulder strap handle drop 9.5" with exterior back pocket... |
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COACH BLACK GALLERY SIGNATURE EAST WEST 12 CM BLACK TOTE PURSE 17726 List Price: $298.00 Sale Price: $155.00 |
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COACH BLACK GALLERY SIGNATURE EAST WEST 12 CM BLACK TOTE PURSE 17726 |
The Pros and Cons of Blogging: - Your Career Direction and Path
Blogging has become an impulsive contemporary art for careerists. Should you develop your own blog or shouldn't you. Will it help or hurt your career? Let me present this canvas to you as a primer of sorts to think about this issue.
Much of my career practice and coaching involves an organizing thought: It's your worklife mission, your vision. For years I coached and, some would say, admonished my clients to take ownership of their career paths as they work for someone else. When you do not own the business, one of the greatest ways you can help or hurt your career centers around your own online and offline reputation. With so many choices and so much information at the click of a computer key we may feel information overload no matter what our career field might be. We may also feel empowered to create or destroy.
What's easy can be fun or dangerous. In a matter of minutes you can set up your Blogger, WordPress, Typepad or related blog site. And the minute you post? Your words can be accessed by billions of people around the world. No Web designer needs to be hired. No technical guru at x dollars an hour has to listen to and potentially kill your ideas. You own this medium. You have freedom. You can say or site anything. There's no waste of time and no need to white-board everyone else's ideas.
It's so easy but don't let the impulsive ease of blogging let you forget about the eyes that watch your art, your views, your passions, protests, observations and objections.
How might this medium help - or hurt - your career direction and path?
How it can help:
1. You have an audience. Keep it positive.
Blogging may add to the company's brand and your position as an authority or subject matter expert within your company or your field. Jane S. worked at a powerful, regional advertising company. She cleared her personal blog through her boss, her boss' boss and her company human resources department. They said she didn't have to but with my advice she did. During a recession she has received two promotions and her blog has since been incorporated into the main site of the corporation because of its powerful, business development prowess. She says, Now 40 percent of my time is incorporating my personal brand or blog into the company's brand with the complete blessing of the executive team.
2. Paint the right picture. Drive customer confidence.
As you cite critical sources and make intelligent, important observations your personal blog augments your position within your company and promotes your company. You never bash your company. You can be yourself and be authentic. James P., a salesman, asked for permission from his company to comment on his business travels and business adventures as a technology sales consultant Customers love the funny, idiosyncratic stories. James says, My blog has been a business generator for the company and earned me four speaking engagements on behalf of the company and four speaking engagements locally that were sponsored by local sales networking organizations. I can't believe it. It's made me kind of recession-proof in my career. His first book is being self-published and his company uses him to teach and train all new sales personnel.
3. Get a raise and a promotion. Defend the faith.
Blogging helps you document and publish your ideas while associating with great people. Again, Alice P. published her blog under a pseudonym two years ago. Today she has kept the quirky observations about life, travel, art and kids quite eclectic. Her blogging has incorporated funny observations about office life without offending anyone at work. It's been serialized by the company and referred to. The CEO thought her site should be commented on, featured and linked to by the company to help with esprit de corps. Alice states, "Now I have an in-house company editor who helps me promote and publish my blog. We've added videos and more fun stuff. The company pays me monthly. She keeps her comments happy, funny and still personal.
How blogs can hurt:
1. One small step. Negative posts can be fatal.
Blogging can open you up for many legal, liability and employment questions, problems or crises. Last year, Jim C. came to me after he had posted a rather nasty post on his Top Ten Worst Retailers in the World blog. His company did business with two of those retailers and as nosy or highly sensitive corporate personnel found out about his lambaste it caused a rift at the company. According to Jim, This year for other reasons I was let go. It was not the economy. I crossed the line.
2. Pictures tell a thousand stories.
Larry seemed to pipe up at work a lot about things that bothered him. So he decided to publish a seemingly anonymous blog. As a techy he posted hundreds of comments on political ideas, people he thought should be impeached and railed against what he considered bad taste and fashion. He did this anonymously under a lot of different names. But when he decided to take pictures at the year end Christmas party and publish captions that offended nearly everyone, he was, well, suspended without pay forever (fired).
3. Beautiful art can be destroyed.
Craig became disillusioned after an 18-year career. Nearing retirement, his company had promoted three people younger than him to the technology director level. Years ago he had engineered their Web presence. Knowing that having no blog presence left his company vulnerable, he found it increasingly interesting and titillating when he created a blog presence, added negative comments to company products and dumped a list of customer complaints onto the proverbial, anonymous IHATEXCOMPANY.com, the site a former employee developed to stick it to the man. Under pressure, the IHATEXCOMPANY.com author faced legal entanglements and gave up Craig's name as a blogger. Now Craig is in litigation. It's not looking good.
Imagine you're an artist like Michelangelo dipping brush to paint; a seemingly limitless creative well. You're halfway done with your masterpiece, the signature of your worklife and rather spiritual mission. As you take your impossible position on the scaffold to paint more of the Sistine Chapel you have a thought. Imagine you could destroy your Sistine Chapel with one strike of the match. Like the great artist, blogging can help you take ownership of your career and worklife vision. Of course, it can also be just for fun too. But let's also realize you, like the great artist, have the power to create or destroy your career future with just a few strokes or decisions.
Make sure you know your audience and you understand the potential impact of your newly minted blog posts. It could make a lasting impression and a permanently positive or negative impact on your career picture. Paint yours. Paint it well.
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