In a recent online conversation among career professionals, the optimal number of references to provide a potential employer was discussed. The consensus was that providing too many references could be off-putting, confusing, and even disrespectful towards a potential employer’s time … Continue reading
What Are Companies Looking For in a Background Check?
The following is a guest post by Lisa Green. Job hunting is a stressful process. It is filled with anxiety-filled weeks spent checking email and voicemail and high-pressure interviews designed to cross-examine your qualifications. So by the time that you … Continue reading
In Your Job Search, Be You. Everyone Else Is Taken.
There’s an old story about jazz great Miles Davis. It’s said that when he was first starting out as a young man in the NYC jazz clubs, he loved the way that Charlie Parker played…so he imitated him. One night … Continue reading
First Impressions Matter! Here’s How to Make a Great One
Everyone knows that money doesn’t equal happiness. However, it does make having, doing, and going to the places that bring you happiness much easier. That being said, having a job that generates the income you are looking for and deserve … Continue reading
Should I Explain in My Cover Letter Why I Was Laid Off?
When writing cover letters, it’s best not to mention any facts that could be taken out of context or used against you. Stick to selling points about why you are a strong candidate for the role. Wait until the interview … Continue reading
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