Look at it this way: what carries more weight to a prospective employer – your opinion about yourself (as expressed in your profile, resume, etc.), or what your past managers and customers say about you? If you don’t have recommendations, request some (and give some, while you’re at it!). Here are six smart ways to [continue reading…]
by Thea KELLEY | April 8, 2021
If you assume that people already like you, they probably will, according to research. Since personal chemistry plays a big role in job interviews, this has big implications for your job search. If you assume that people already like you, they probably will, according to research. Since personal chemistry plays a big role in job interviews, this has big implications for your job search.
[continue reading...]by Thea KELLEY | April 1, 2021
When it comes to job search, there’s some misleading language out there. For example, a thank-you note is not primarily for the purpose of saying “thank you” (more below). And in your resume’s summary statement, summarizing your resume isn’t really the point. What is?
[continue reading...]by Thea KELLEY | March 26, 2021
Also known as one-way, asynchronous or AI interviews, automated video interviews are increasingly popular with employers as a cost-effective way to screen candidates. The following automated video interview tips will you win.
[continue reading...]by Thea KELLEY | March 19, 2021
Even if you’re not in job search mode, LinkedIn is essential as a place to make connections and communicate your value in the professional world. To help you get the most out of LinkedIn, here are 10+ tips for creating a profile that will help you achieve your career goals. 1. Consider your name. Will [continue reading…]






