Workout Your Job Searching Muscles
There is a reason I do not go to the gym. It is not because I don’t like working out, I do. I just don’t need other people hearing me […]
Tag Archives: Interview
Resumes: The 3 Questions Your Career History Must Answer To Grab Their Attention
In most resumes the experience section of your resume is the most under-utilized section of the resume. It is often a makeshift synopsis of cliff-note bullet points of past job […]
My Lawnmower Hates Me
Not that I am a big fan of it either. It is supposed to be self-propelled but sometimes after cutting the grass my calves want to argue that point. Last […]
Think Outside The Box – Be Yourself
I have discovered a disturbing trend between attending a networking event and coaching clients on interviews/resumes: memorization. Hearing the elevator speeches of several people at a couple networking events my […]
When Words Are Not Necessary
These are two of my dogs, Luke and Lexi. You can tell they are buddies, actually me trying to describe the two or their relationship really takes away from the […]
The Forgotten Factor In Job Searching – Fun
We have forgotten how to play. We spend so much time trying to figure out what we want to be when we grow up and rushing to be a […]
At Least You Didn’t Blurt Out “Hell” In Church
I did. My mother is going to be so proud – and she reads my blog, so – sorry Mom! This morning I gave a presentation to a […]
Do You Have To See To Believe Or Believe To See?
Just soak that in for a moment – it is a pretty simple yet strong question. I don’t know that anyone falls into a strict one category or the other. […]
For Everyone’s Sake – Take a Break!
I’m not always the most decisive gal. Most of the time, yes I am pretty clear about what I want, what I like and where I want to go; but […]
And Now…We Wait….
Patience: I know the concept, I understand the implications yet I have yet to master the practice. That is just a really nice way of saying I am the […]
