I love LinkedIn. It is a fabulous universe centered on business. This is where you go to make connections, build relationships, get discovered for a new position, create visibility and engagement with your target market, as well as have access to an incredible amount of rich, meaningful content. It is a beautiful, happy place in […]
LinkedIn versus a Resume or Business Bio – The Difference is Voice Read More »
One of my paramount fundamentals in working with clients is expressing their value. It is not enough to tell people that you have a skill set, been in your industry x number of years or have a certain title – what matters is the value you bring. Imagine two candidates both with similar
Do You Lead or Check Boxes? Read More »
Normally I talk about looking for and securing a job, but today I want to take a moment to give a gentle reminder of a few things you should not say after you land that job. “That’s not how we did it at ______” (fill in the blank with your old company) Guess
3 Things Not to Say Once You Have Started the New Job Read More »
Last week I had the privilege of speaking to a wonderful group about job searching, resumes, interviewing and networking. I asked the group leader if there was any point in particular that he wanted me to focus on as there is only so much we can cover in one session. He said he felt
Getting Back To Basics Read More »
About me: Hard working, honest, trustworthy, simple person looking for someone who can have fun, go to a ballgame or dress up for dinner; no drama from past relationships or relationships that are not fully over; must be open, honest, trustworthy, genuine, love family, having fun and being affectionate. Blah, blah, blah…. Likes: Long
Don’t Craft Your Resume Like an Online Singles Profile Read More »
I have heard it more than once from job seekers that they do not understand why someone else with comparable experience got a job that they wanted. They had the same type of jobs, same type of responsibilities and yet the other person was snatched up and they are still looking for their next
Wanting What They Have Read More »
