There’s a lot of static out there about Social Media and its place in the job search process. Many think it is a big time drain with little return on investment. And, like anything else, without a “plan” it can be just that. But, properly implemented, it can be …
Cover Letters – A Dying Art Form?
The Job Search is a Marathon, not a Sprint – Treat it as Such
Your Resume: Creating the Best Representation of You: Ilona Vanderwoude, MRW
There’s a lot of talk out there about how to create the perfect resume. In this webinar, I talk with Ilona Vanderwoude, MRW and Founder of Career Branches, about how you can develop a resume …
Help! I Can’t Land an Interview – Rosa Elizabeth Vargas, Resume Expert
Question of the Week: How can I fix my resume to get more interviews?
I had been a top consultative sales producer for many years. Then, about 9-10 years ago, I encountered family and economic issues, e.g., layoffs, two-year non-compete, family health issues for which I took off work, etc., that prevented me from continuing in my successful sales career at that time. …
Questions about My Recent Announcement…
On Tuesday, I announced that I would be closing the doors on my Job Search 2.0 Bootcamp System forever next week. I received a number of questions with similar themes. I hope you don’t mind, but instead of putting together individual responses I decided to make a short …
How I Got the Job: Ed Warner – The “Hidden” Job Market
In this episode of “How I Got the Job,” Ed Warner talks about his recent job search. He shares how he tapped into the “hidden” job market, the importance of networking and how social media …
The Pre-Interview Most Miss…and How to Pass it Every Time – Part 2 of 2 (guest blogger Lorena Stanley)
Now that I’ve spent some time demystifying what is happening behind the scenes, it’s time for you to understand what the Pre-Interview Test typically looks like. Keep in mind, this really isn’t an identifiable “test”, rather it is a process that most companies follow in some form that I’ll …
