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Brighten Your Resume

By | May 20th, 2015|Blog, Resumes|

A well written resume can be your entrance into a new and exciting career. If you haven’t touched your resume in six months or longer, it’s time to brighten it up for 2015. Why? Ask yourself this, “Am I the same person I was when this resume was written?” Your answer is most likely “no.” [...]

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Celebrate Yourself

By | April 29th, 2015|Blog, Career Coaching, Job Search|

I’d like to end my series celebrating 15 years in business by providing you with some thoughts on how you can celebrate all that you accomplish during your job search. You have most likely encountered numerous challenges and opportunities along the job search adventure. One question occurs to me though-during your search have you taken [...]

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Celebrate The Opportunities

By | April 23rd, 2015|Blog, Career Coaching, Job Search, Networking|

This is the third in a series of articles celebrating my 15th year in business. Searching for a job can be challenging. You want to move forward and the job search may feel like it is slowing you down. With your primary focus on the job search, you may lose perspective on the valuable opportunities [...]

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Celebrate the Challenges

By | April 15th, 2015|Blog, Interviewing, Job Search|

As part of my continuing series celebrating my 15th year in business, I’d like you to think about the challenges that often accompany a job search. Challenges can be real, such as pending mass layoffs or perceived, such as not doing well during a virtual interview. Whatever the challenge, it is your response to the [...]

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Celebrate the Small Achievements

By | April 8th, 2015|Blog, Job Search|

Since this is my 15th year in business, I’ve chosen to celebrate my anniversary month by discussing a series of topics and ideas that will help provide you with an opportunity to celebrate as well. Even during a job search there are many reasons to remain positive and have a cause for celebration. First in [...]

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The Art of Getting the Interview

By | April 1st, 2015|Blog, Interviewing, Job Search|

One of the most challenging aspects of your job search is getting the interview. You have done all of the legwork; your resume is top-notch, you’ve researched companies, and you are ready to get a job. All it takes is getting your foot in the door for the interview. There is an art to gaining [...]

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The Art of Finding Job Leads

By | March 26th, 2015|Blog, Job Search|

Looking for a new position is a job in itself with many challenges to undertake. Challenges such as getting your resume ready, deciding on the type of position you desire, and discovering how to get job leads. Finding a job lead can be one of the most difficult and important aspects in your search for [...]

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The Art of Networking

By | March 19th, 2015|Blog, Career Coaching, Networking|

Networking is relatively simple and when done effectively can enhance your ability to advance in your career. It involves establishing and maintaining relationships with people who might be a resource to you later in your career. It is a two-way street that involves give and take for all parties involved. Your network should answer the [...]

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The Art of Looking for a New Career

By | March 9th, 2015|Blog, Job Search|

You have decided that your current career is no longer fulfilling. What you thought was an ideal position no longer satisfies you. Perhaps the corporate culture has changed in a way that is not ideal for you. If you are struggling with your current job, looking for a new career may be the answer, however, [...]

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Love Your LinkedIn Profile

By | February 25th, 2015|Blog, Job Search|

Your LinkedIn profile is not just a reflection of your work history; it is a source of information that may not be found on your resume. Many people make the mistake of duplicating their resumes on their profile. While your resume will be the foundation used to craft your LinkedIn profile, there is so much [...]

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