Today, no job is really so safe that we can let our guard down. That’s not to say that you should develop a paranoia about your current job, should you be so fortunate to have one. However, you should always be prepared, if ever the need surfaces.
what to do with bad interviewers
The only thing that might be more difficult to deal with than an interviewer who asks tough, probing questions is an interviewer who hasn’t a clue how to interview. You […]
paralyzed by the need to be perfect?
Perfection is an overrated concept. Even those who know it’s unattainable try for it when they interview. What’s the result? Nervousness. For example, fear you won’t be liked. Fear you’ll […]
Winning Strategies for Employment: Reference Preparation
You’ve been through a series of grueling interviews and made it to the final cut. All that stands between you and the job you really want and need is a […]
how to write a thank you letter
Sending a thank you letter is as important as interview preparation. But they’re tough to write, so people either tell themselves that not sending one doesn’t matter, or they procrastinate […]
the fisher price concept
Thanks to Fisher-Price, as babies we learn a concept that we seem to forget by the time we’re adults: you can’t put a square peg in a round hole. And […]
Using keywords to get your résumé found
Using SEO to raise your LinkedIn profile ranking.
Critical Steps in Your Career Transition
One of the toughest challenges job seekers face is figuring out how to make a career transition. Sometimes transition is forced; maybe jobs in your industry or area are dwindling. […]
A Cover Letter is NOT Optional!
What’s the value of writing a cover letter? Why do you need that if you are going to submit your résumé? Does that not tell the entire story? NO WAY. […]
Resume Proofreading Tips
We all know how important it is to ensure the final résumé product is perfect. This is one area that cannot afford to be overlooked. Oftentimes, you review the document […]