Work, success and meaning at every stage of your career
Let’s face it; after you’ve been job searching for a while, your confidence takes a beating. You may feel invisible; especially if your job search is mostly online, you may feel like no one knows you’re there. It may be tempting to go for comfort over style when you do venture out. After all, who cares what you wear to the grocery store, right?
Career transition is a time of uncertainty. You’re not sure where to look for opportunity, when you’ll have your next interview, what questions you’ll be asked, and most importantly, how long it will be before you land a great job. There’s one thing you should never be uncertain about – what it is you’re looking for.
You may think that charisma, like good looks, is something you’re born with – you either have it or you don’t. But like good looks, it can be learned and improved through practice, and the results are worth the effort.
I never thought I’d get valuable tips from a book on how to have more success picking up women. Turns out, the principles are very transferable. Stay with me.
Here are some ways to make your job search more successful.
Closing out a business year offers the chance to reflect on what you’ve accomplished – or survived – personally and professionally.
Although the common wisdom is that the holidays are a bad time to do a job search, you can make the time very productive for your transition.
What makes your LinkedIn profile stand out? Check out these 8 LinkedIn profile hacks to find out.
The purpose of marketing is to get your customer to know, like and trust you. So when they have a problem to solve, it’s you they will turn to for a solution.
It’s graduation season. After the parties, it’s time to get serious about your career plan. Here are some quick tips to get you started.
Your Work, Your Way 