Topic:
Career
You may have heard that you need to “brand yourself” in order to be successful in your career. While “branding” (which is defined as “to make an indelible mark or impression on somebody or something”) is a valuable strategy, you may be more comfortable with the idea of simply positioning yourself to be successful in…
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The people you know can be the best way for you to find your next job. The “tried and true” path of networking is still the most successful way to find your next position. It happens all the time. Someone in your network says, “You know what? You should talk to John Jones at the…
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Working remotely has been in the news virtually every day since the start of the pandemic, but the idea of working from home has always held some appeal for many workers. Advantages to telecommuting include eliminating a lengthy commute, allowing more flexibility to pick up or drop off children from school or child care, avoiding…
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If the new year has you considering a new role, you have to get ahead of the biggest 2020 hiring trends you may not even realize exist. After all, resume formats, application processing, and interviewing may be completely different than what you remember, depending on the last time you entered the job market. No, we’re…
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At the executive level you have a lengthy career history and many accomplishments to include on your resume, write about in a cover letter, and talk about in an interview. But here’s the thing—you’re not the only applicant for an executive position who has an impressive work history. Remember, you are marketing yourself to potential…
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Technology jobs are growing fast, and in some cases they’ve already replaced jobs for factory and service workers. Just ten years ago, marketing and technology were two distinct industries, but marketers now rely on different software and apps to do their job. Investors love to put their money in tech companies, and tech founders are…
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