Attending a networking event always reminds me of the “Winter Wonderland Ball:, my first dance in middle school. I approached
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Career, Career Management, Correspondence, Job Search, Job Search Strategies, Skills
Knowing your skills is only the first step to an accomplished-based resume that will get an employer’s attention. Accomplishment-based resumes
Employers are looking for employees that have the specific skills sets required for a position. The best way to demonstrate
Boomers’ resumes have changed over the last two years. In the past experts advised including all of your qualifications on
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Recent national surveys identify networking as the single most effective strategy for professionals currently considering a career change. A recent
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The rules for writing resumes keep changing. It is of vital importance to keep up with the tools of your
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Long-term unemployment often results in negative emotions that can hinder your job search. Recognizing these self-defeating thoughts is the first
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Pop Quiz: What is the sole function of resume? To get an interview. How many resumes do you need? You
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How is it that even when the times get really tough in the job market, there are always individuals who
» Continue reading: Even In the Worst of Times the Best prepared Candidates Still Get Jobs
Many employers require electronic applications. The following quiz will help you measure your strategy for preparation for this this type
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To build an effective job search, you will need to master the art of business correspondence. The tips below are
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If you haven’t conducted a job search in the last few years, the rules are very different. Although interviews come
» Continue reading: Boomers: The Interview Process Has Changed – Are You Ready?
Even in the worst economies, the best-prepared candidates still get jobs. Are you prepared for success? Take this quiz to
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The recession has had a devastating effect on salaries and hiring rates for both men and women. Evidence, however, indicates
» Continue reading: The Gender Gap in Employment: A New Twist?
Every once in awhile, I find an article by another career expert that says it all. This week’s guest author
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What salary are you seeking (or how much did you make at your last job)? What is the best time
» Continue reading: Job Seekers: Answers to the Toughest Interview Questions #4
Behavioral interviews are often dreaded by job seekers but they present you with the opportunity to demonstrate your capabilities in
» Continue reading: Job Seekers: Answers to the Toughest Interview Questions #3
Tough Interview Question Two: What one characteristic is your greatest strength? Many of my clients feel uncomfortable with this question.
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Maintaining your job search momentum is particularly difficult during an extended job search. Below are five tips to help you
» Continue reading: Five Tips for Maintaining Your Job Search Momentum
You may have the greatest 30-second elevator speech in the world, but it’s how and when you use your this
» Continue reading: Job Seekers: Use Your Elevator Speech With Better Results
What is personal career branding? Personal Branding has been referred to as Self-packaging. It’s capturing the personal and professional qualities
» Continue reading: Do You Have a Personal Career Brand? Don’t Leave Home Without It
I watched a baby squirrel the other day as he learned to navigate trees. He carefully tested each branch to
» Continue reading: Are You as Courageous as a Baby Squirrel?
My experienced clients often have questions regarding the best tools to address issues unique to the 50+ Job Seeker. Many
If you haven’t conducted a job search in the last two years or longer. Review the following tips and create
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