Every job seeker has heard about the importance of networking in the job search. How much do you know about how to make it work for you? Number a piece of paper from 1-10, then jot down True or False next to each number. When you’re finished, scroll down to the bottom for the answers. [continue reading…]
Building rapport with interviewers can definitely help you an offer. It’s well known that feelings of personal connection, liking and trust–in other words, rapport or “chemistry”–are often the deciding factor. It’s also important in job search networking, where a contact who likes you is much more likely to offer information and introductions.
[continue reading...]The average job search is a confusing, lonely, overwhelming five-month slog. It’s not easy. It would help to have a coaching call with a job search expert every morning, but many job seekers can’t afford that level of support.
That’s why I was excited to be asked to beta-test the new Jibberjobber Job Search Program.
[continue reading...]Job search makes foot-draggers of us all. How can you stop procrastinating in your job search and move forward?
[continue reading...]Freelancing or consulting between jobs isn’t for everyone, but it can be so beneficial to your job search and career that I think nearly every job seeker should at least consider it. Here are seven reasons why: some you know, and some you probably hadn’t thought of.
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