It is amazing to me that even within the career industry (people who should KNOW not to do this), I still see this mistake again and again. Recently, an e-mail came across my desk from a colleague who is looking for a resume writer to add to their growing team. It made me think about …
Monthly Archives: February 2012
The Waiting Game
Rest assured that no matter how much or how long I pray for patience, it never seems to come quickly enough to satisfy me. Waiting is an excruciatingly factual part of life here on planet earth, and few have mastered a technique that even comes close to dulling the pain many of us feel when …
What You May Be Ignoring In Your Job Search
You did your research, tailored your resume, and applied for a great position. You may have even scored an interview, come prepared, and impressed the interviewer. Now it’s just time to play the waiting game, right? Wrong! If you’re sitting around waiting for your dream job to find you, you’re ignoring a crucial part of …
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4 Phrases That Scream “Under Qualified” on Your Executive Resume
At the executive level, you know a lot is expected of you on the job. But those high expectations actually begin during the application process. From the moment you submit your application and executive resume, employers are checking you out to make sure you’re suited for this level. So if you want to avoid instant …
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Hiring Managers Have Hidden Job Consideration Criteria
“Mirroring” Helps Brand You as a Good Cultural Fit! There is an old saying, a truism, in sales: People buy from people they like. This same concept also applies when it comes to landing a new job: People hire people they like. But, where the hiring process is concerned, there is an additional, unique twist …
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