Job Search Going Nowhere? 6 Cool Things You Need to Try
Posted on February 24, 2014
If you’re in the job search, you’re probably feeling a range of emotions. Whether you’re transitioning careers on your own accord or were let go by your employer, the job search is a tough sea to navigate — and your ship can be hard to steer when you’ve hit the metaphorical iceberg. I …
Leadership Lessons From George Washington
Posted on February 17, 2014
Today marks President’s Day, also known as George Washington’s birthday. While you may be enjoying a day off courtesy of our first president, you can actually gain a great deal from his legacy — namely, some important leadership lessons. Being a leader, especially in your first go-rou …
Be Mine: What Valentine’s Day Can Teach You About Job Interviews
Posted on February 10, 2014
Ah, Valentine’s Day. A day to show your affection for your loved ones. A day to make a good impression on that special someone. A time to pull out all the fireworks, chocolates, and showstoppers to illustrate how you really feel. While Valentine’s Day is a billion dollar industry, the …
Faster, Higher, Stronger! 4 Career Lessons From The Olympics
Posted on February 5, 2014
The Olympic opening ceremony is just around the corner! While some of the games have already begun, preparations are well underway for the main event. Athletes from around the globe are perfecting their crafts, whether they’re figure skaters, snowboarders, or bobsledders. So what care …
Career Transition on the Horizon? 5 Steps to Take Now
Posted on January 27, 2014
Looking for a new job in 2014? Better have an action plan! According to the latest CareerBuilder survey, one in five workers plan to make a career transition in 2014. The survey indicates this is due to varying factors, including the following:
4 Career Lessons from Martin Luther King, Jr.
Posted on January 20, 2014
Martin Luther King, Jr. was a pioneer for civil rights and a leader in activism. While his life was cut short, he is still viewed as one of the most influential players in U.S. history. You may not realize it, but there’s a lot to learn from Martin Luther King, Jr. as it relates to yo …
Job Loss? 4 Things To Do Immediately
Posted on January 13, 2014
Job loss is never a great situation, especially now. While the new year is a time of hope, your company may have downsized, completed a merger, or your skills may not be needed anymore. Whatever the reason, getting handed a pink slip isn’t ideal — and it can be confusing time. Assumin …
How to Sell Your Job Search To Anyone, Anywhere
Posted on January 6, 2014
Think of your job search as a full-on sales pitch: You have the chance to sell your skills, your expertise, and your accomplishments to just about anyone. But, can you do it anywhere, too? While old relatives, co-workers, or acquaintances may know where you’re living or your hobbies, …
The Top 5 Job Search Resolutions for the New Year
Posted on December 30, 2013
Think of the new year as your chance to start fresh. A time to switch up your goals, organize your life a little better, and commit to doing things more efficiently. Apart from going to the gym more or cleaning up your dirty desk, it’s also the time to commit to some job search resolu …
How to Deal with Unresponsive Employers This Holiday Season
Posted on December 23, 2013
You’ve tirelessly tinkered away on your resume and cover letter. You’ve read up on the organization. You’ve sent out those winter job search applications. There’s just one problem: All you’ve got in response is, well, nothing. Nada. Crickets. While you may have read that the first qua …