It’s been a long time coming, but this is the day! As comes the time in most organizations, there’s a need for an upgrade. I’ve been blogging on WordPress.com for almost four years, and have also had my own website which I designed myself. I’ve also had some videos and podcasts in various places, but […]
Action, career, creative, GLBT, goals, GTD, interview, job search, mindfulness, networking, next step, personal power, practice, productivity, profession, research, resume, spiritual, videoMany people seem to think that there is supposedly one correct way to write a resume and a cover letter, but nobody every tells you how to do it. I like to say that there isn’t one right way, but many right ways. My guiding advice is to consider who your audience is, and present […]
formating, job search, resumeOne of the things that I’m always talking about is the need to be a story teller in your job search. You always have to retell the stories of your past accomplishment, experiences, and adventures in the working world to people who weren’t there. Otherwise, they would already know you and wouldn’t have to ask! […]
blog, career, experience, Facebook, interview, job search, networking, portfolio, relationships, resume, social media, storytellingI was recently at an presentation at the Association of Career Professionals International – New England where they had a panel of recruiters from some very large organizations. The topic was the new world of recruiting in the current internet age and how recruiters at companies are finding talent now differently than they where in […]
hiring, job search, journalism, LinkedIn, public relations, recruiting, resume, sourcingResumes can be a pain. People stress about writing them. Hiring managers are always trying to decypher them to figure out if the candidate has what they need. I say that most people seem to think that there is a secret formula to writing resumes that nobody will tell them about. My simple answer is […]
audience, career, clarity, communication, language, resume, storytelling