Don’t Forget How You Got There
In a study on employment published by the Harvard Business Review, only 14% of respondents indicated they had “received help of any kind from others” in attaining their new jobs. Since it …
In a study on employment published by the Harvard Business Review, only 14% of respondents indicated they had “received help of any kind from others” in attaining their new jobs. Since it …
The prefrontal cortex (frontal lobe) of the human brain is best known for controlling the executive functions such as planning, logical thinking, self-regulation and reasoning. The frontal lobe continues to …
One of the most difficult things to hear after a job interview is, “You didn’t get the position.” Rejection is disappointing no matter what the situation (even when it wasn’t something …
Another interview, another rejection. If you continue to get your foot in the door, but can’t seem to get offered a seat at the table, read on. By the time …
“Do I really need a cover letter?” This is a common question asked by job seekers, who are often disheartened to hear the response. Yes, cover letters are an important …
DO – Recognize the interview is primarily about “fit”. Once you’re invited into the office, you already have the skills or they wouldn’t be wasting their time. – Find out …
“If you don’t ask, the answer is always ‘no‘.” This is a good mantra for life, and a critical mantra for salary negotiations. If you want to maximize your starting …
If you don’t ask, the answer is always, “no”. This blog could end with that, however, there are a few other compelling reasons to negotiate a job offer before you …
The phrase “no pain, no gain” is often uttered as a motivational mantra when engaging in exercise and other self-improvement activities. Although we continue to chase “pain-free” ways of making …
You had a great first interview and just got a call to schedule the second round. The job seems like a perfect match and you’re already visualizing your daily commute …