I received an e-mail that made my heart sink. It was from someone I didn’t know who said that his career had sunk so low that he couldn’t even look at himself in the mirror anymore. I could see from his resume that he was a senior high tech developer, had an MBA, and was...
It’s true that the economy and the job market aren’t doing well, BUT companies are still hiring! Just check out theLadders.com, and your local Business Journal for a list of companies looking to add great talent to their line-up. It’s not enough these days to put your resume up on Monster.com and then sit back...
The job market is a little dicey these days, and you need to be career savvy in order to keep your job, or get into a new one. So how can you bullet proof your career so that you stay in high demand with people who could potentially hire you, or introduce you to...
Continuing with the Reinventing Yourself & Your Career Series, I have even more tips from my personal 5-step blueprint for reinventing your career more quickly, easily and maybe even with a higher salary! Match your transferable skills to job roles – Read job descriptions posted on CareerJournal.com, CareerBuilder.com and Monster.com, as well as the...
Yes, there is life after a lay-off! And the good news is that you’ve been given a clean slate to reinvent yourself to transition into a career that fulfills and energizes you. I’ve reinvented my career five times including being a disc jockey in radio, public relations director in professional sports, community relations director...
Yes, there is life after a lay-off! And the good news is that you’ve been given a clean slate to reinvent yourself to transition into a career that fulfills and energizes you. I’ve reinvented my career five times including being a disc jockey in radio, public relations director in professional sports, community relations director in...
Hi Everyone! The job market is a little dicey these days, and you need to be career savvy in order to keep your job, or get into a new one. So how can you bullet proof your career so that you stay in high demand with people who could potentially hire you, or introduce...
Hi Everyone!What I’ve learned in my career about getting hired is the art of managing perceptions. Every step in the hiring process is filled with other people outside of my influence making quick decisions and snap judgments about my skills, experience, and more personally, about me. So the more aware you are of the messages...
Read Sherri’s tips in the Wall Street Journal: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123177063019573397.html
There are times in everyone’s career when a setback occurs. From a department-wide layoff to a demotion, to getting fired – it happens to the best of them. Those professionals and executives who anticipate and prepare for change are known to rebound quicker and get their career back on track faster! So, in today’s increasingly...