The BEST Time to Look for a Job
For those regular readers of my articles, you’ve likely already guessed where this is heading. Of course, the best time to be looking for a job is always. I don’t …
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Ready, Set, Switch — Shape Up Your Social Media
Feb 20, 2018, 09:46pm I write actionable insider tips for job seekers and career switchers. Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin Shutterstock If you’re a job seeker …
Three People You Need in Your Network
I recently interviewed Carla Harris, Managing Director at Morgan Stanley on my SiriusXM radio show “Career Talk*” where she spoke about the three types of professional relationships you need to …
Ready, Set, Switch! Make Your Resume And Cover Letter Stand Out
Shutterstock Despite a decade of predictions that infographics, video bios and slideshares would revolutionize the job application process, resumes and cover letters are still very central in getting invited to …
Kill Your Vacation Guilt!
If you’re like many Americans, you forfeited about 50% of your eligible vacation time last year. “Vacation guilt” seems to be indigenous to the US where employees freely walk away …
Ready, Set, Switch! How To Define Your Job Search Target So You Land The Role
Shutterstock If you took the brief quiz I previously posted (find it here) and learned that you were not quite “job search ready,” the next few posts will help you …
Get Out Of Your Head!
Whether you’re a writer, soccer coach, job seeker, or self-employed, there will be points in your life where you’ll find yourself at a crossroads and just feel STUCK. When this …
Are You Job Search Ready?
Shutterstock When was the last time you were in a full-on job search? Tw0? Five? Fifteen years ago? While the saying is true that you never forget how to ride …
You Remember Your Last Memory of An Event
When recalling an event, the human brain remembers the last memory we had of the original event. Like the childhood game ‘telephone’ where one person shares a story with another, …
A New Year’s Resolution You Haven’t Tried Yet
Tis’ the season to write down the changes you’d like to make in 2018: Quit smoking. Eat healthier. Spend less. Travel more. Get promoted. Learn something new. Start volunteering. Stop …