In category: Job Search / Career Development
Resumes: Read Yours Out Loud for Proofreading Perfection
In an age of fast paced communications and grammatical error ridden text messages, we sadly come across typos all the time in our day-to-day lives. While a message sent to a friend containing a typo has few repercussions, one place these errors can make or break you is on your re… more
What’s New in Cleared Job Search and What Hasn’t Changed
When you're thinking about a new cleared job, you suddenly see conflicting information everywhere. Advice on resumes, interviews, and contacting employers comes from a wide range of sources - some research-based, some experience-based, some from the need to fill another blog page… more
Tips to Identify an Employer’s Diversity
Diversity and Inclusion have become the buzzwords in the workplace yet again. We see this trend every few years but this time feels different. It feels like we are speaking collectively for the first time in a long time, and change is coming. But change is hard, really hard. A… more
The Dilemma of Two Job Offers – A Parable
A friend of mine recently entered the market for a new job. The good news is that he was gainfully employed. The bad news was that he had become dissatisfied with the direction that his company was headed. That new direction affected his lifestyle, finances, and offered a limited… more
Don’t Lose the Job Because You Didn’t Ask Good Interview Questions
Job search protocol is shifting and as an interviewee part of your mission is to ask good questions of the potential employer. You need to be prepared to take advantage of this opportunity to gauge if the position and the company will be a good fit. Insightful questions not only … more