Interview Coaching, Interview Skills from the Interview Doctor
Have you ever had a call from a professional recruiter? Were you intrigued with the position, answered a few questions, and then waited and waited, and never heard another word? Or maybe when you changed jobs a few years ago, you had several calls from recruiters, went on several interviews arranged by a recruiter, and [...]
Seven years later I again decided to make a cross-country move to a place where I, again, didn’t know people. I was unsure about the job market with a plunging economy, and I worried that no amount of experience would help me find a job. I did have tools at my fingertips that weren’t there before. I had social [...]
Finding a job is difficult, let alone finding a job in another city across the country. But I’ve done it. Twice. When you’re looking for a job in the city where you currently reside, you have many advantages—like knowing the market, knowing the possibilities, knowing people—all things you might not know when searching for a [...]
I am tracking half a dozen job seekers right now. I met these folks after doing their resumes or coaching them as they work on their searches. It occurred to me that job seekers these days are like little ships on a big dark sea. It is tough and scary. Not everyone has the right tools. [...]
How can you make your career recession-proof? A personal marketing plan prepares you to invest in your future, and puts you in a position to advance your career and/or land your next position. Monday, October 24th from 6:00 to 7:30 PM, the Creative Source at 4623 Everhard Rd. N.W. (near Belden Village) will host the [...]
If you are planning a job change or a career move. . . join us Monday (3/14) evening (6:00 – 7:30 PM) at the Creative Source, 4623 Everhard Road for a special career planning seminar to help you create your own “Personal Marketing Plan.” Registration: 5:30 – 6:00 PM Program: 6:00 – 7:30 PM Click [...]
I am coaching a friend in transition who has held professional sales positions in pharmaceuticals, the copy machine industry, and as an alumni relations professional with a major university. Most of his searching has been directed at finding another pharmaceuticals position. Another fact about my friend – completely unrelated – he has a real passion, [...]
When you are competing with the world for that first (or next) really interesting professional position, you need to think creatively. New Grad Life blogs a post that caught my eye: ‘Eight Job Tips that Work.’ At least four of the eight are helpful reminders, kind of No-Brainers: (a) Business Cards, (b) Clean Up Your [...]
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