Don’t think this is a “lemons into lemonade” blog about rejection. It’s the furthest thing from it. Let me start by telling you what you already know: It sucks. Rejection in the interview process, be it the first or final, is the …
5 Reasons to Kick Your Search into High Gear in December
Stand Out by Ditching the Elevator Speech
Are You Defining Your Personal Brand or is it Defining You? Jessi LaCosta, Personal Branding Expert
Getting a good grip on the impression you make on others is crucial in the job search. In this video, I talk with Jessi LaCosta, Personal Branding Expert, on how to ensure you make the right memorable impression, don’t over promise in the See full post
What I Learned About Interviewing From Dating
I’ve coached over a thousand people before interviews. While I don’t have quite that many dates under my belt , it has always struck me how the two are so similar. From the outset, whether a first date or interview, there’s a mix of euphoria, anxiety and a thousand …
The Job Search is a Marathon, not a Sprint – Treat it as Such
How to Overcome Employment Gaps During Your Job Search
It’s a pretty common theme amongst job seekers – employment gaps. For some it’s a protracted job search and for others it’s because they are re-entering the workforce (raising children, adjusting retirement plans, etc..) unexpectedly. Either way, my good friend and recruiter extraordinaire, Peggy McKee, discuss how to …
Are You Truly Prepared for Your Interview?
In a recent blog post, Bonnie Lowe shared with us the Biggest Mistake in the Job Interview. On the heels of that, my good friend, Peggy McKee, wrote an information packed article on what you need to do to be …
How I Got the Job: Ed Warner on Uncovering the “Hidden” Job Market
You’ve heard it before. 80-85% of the hiring done is off the conventional radar (no recruiters, no job boards, etc..) in the “hidden” job market. In this interview, I talk to Ed Warner …
