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A few weeks ago, while waiting at O'Hare airport, I couldn’t help but be amazed at the seemingly endless line of cabs outside the gates, all eager to take travelers to their destinations. It seemed overwhelming. Fortunately for me, family was picking me up. But I could only imagine the anxiety some might feel trying to choose the “right” driver among so many options. Interestingly, at the end of every baggage claim is a sign warning travelers not to get into a car with any driver who approached them, as it could be unsafe. I appreciated that. The airport was doing its part to keep travelers safe, even though they couldn’t control what choices people made. This scenario got me thinking about LinkedIn and the vast number of career service providers sprouting up each day. Ideally, LinkedIn could vet each and every one, but that’s not realistic. What they do offer, though, is a “cab stand” for legitimate providers to create a trusted presence (https://lnkd.in/gCDbgaqz), where those in need can connect and do their own vetting. But the sign we still need in this space? Don’t engage with a provider who approaches you out of nowhere. Your career journey deserves more than a random pitch—take the time to make sure you're choosing wisely. #CareerService #Resumes Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) - O'Hare & Midway International Airports Photo credit: AJ LaTrace (Source: https://lnkd.in/gaiArCgn) Used with permission.

As we start traveling to our sales meeting in the next several weeks, let's review some luggage etiquette. While many find it annoying to see that their locker is full when they get to their plane seat, overhead bin space above your seat is on a "first come, first serve" basis. People really don't understand, or they think that they automatically get that spot, since there aren't official rules that dictate who gets to use which bins, and thus leaving it open to interpretation & argument. So while it may be annoying, particularly when someone has room above their own seat and still, for reasons unclear, has opted for yours, or when you're invariably forced to check your carry-on because there's no more space on the aircraft, you aren't entitled to anything. Further, it is never, ever okay to move someone else's bag. Remember, rearranging bags and finding enough space for everyone's luggage was the flight attendant's job. Therefore, the cabin crew has the final say on luggage placement for safety & convenience.

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