The perfect resume might look slightly different for two different job candidates, depending on how far along they are in their careers, what industry they’re in, etc. But in general there are a few things that you should include in almost any resume you create though. The checklist below highlights some of the most important areas […]
Continue readingAsking for a promotion at work isn’t easy if you’re inexperienced. This article on how to ask for a promotion will give you the tools you need to feel comfortable and confident approaching your boss at work to talk about career growth. One of the most common reasons that people leave their jobs is lack […]
Continue readingI recently had a discussion with a few colleagues at work, debating whether it is necessary or even beneficial to make day-to-day purchases with a credit card (as opposed to a debit card or cash). My stance was, and still is, that everyone should be using a credit card for their purchases and then paying […]
Continue readingThe panel interview is often dreaded and intimidating for the unprepared candidate. If you prepare properly it doesn’t need to be. These panel interview tips should help. First we need to get rid of the fear of being interviewed by multiple people simultaneously; it’s not as bad as it sounds. Let’s talk about some advantages […]
Continue readingIf you’ve applied for any jobs lately, you probably found that most of the process took place online. The standard job application process is becoming more and more automated and generic, but that doesn’t mean your approach has to be the same. Even in a world of online forms and resume-scanning computer programs… There’s still […]
Continue readingIt’s not the standard vacation policy for most companies yet, but more and more companies are moving toward an unlimited vacation policy. Rather than establishing a set number of vacation days per year for each employee, some companies are starting to allow workers to use their best judgement to decide when and how many vacation […]
Continue readingA big part of your career development will come down to the industry you’re in. Whether you’re reevaluating your options or preparing to enter the workforce for the first time, these are 3 of the best industries for the future. These aren’t niche industry ideas; these are large industries that are stable and profitable. At […]
Continue readingA lot of factors go into making a good first impression. Most people spend a lot of time the night before an important interview or meeting rehearsing what they’re going to say, while neglecting to think about other factors. How you actually present yourself can be far more important than the words coming out of […]
Continue readingIt’s normal to be tired at work occasionally or to feel burned out at work once in a while. But you shouldn’t have to constantly feel this way. These 5 tips should help you avoid that “burned out” feeling in the future. No matter where you work, these tips should be easy to implement and […]
Continue readingAs an Executive Recruiter, this is a question friends or colleagues will often ask me: Should I be a recruiter? The answer to whether you should be a recruiter depends on many factors. If you enjoy helping people and are motivated by tangible goals and the opportunity to earn commissions, and are able to handle […]
Continue readingThere is often a stereotypical image associated with trades’ workers that involves a male in a hardhat. This stereotype prevails in part because skilled female tradespeople make up only about 5% of employed tradespeople, according to Talent Egg. Despite this, there are many reasons why women with an interest in the skilled trades and hands-on work […]
Continue readingFollowing up is an important part of the process after a face to face job interview. Just like asking good questions during the interview, following up after the interview shows that you’re interested in the position and eager to continue the process. Hiring managers or other members of the interview panel will often wait to […]
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