Note: This is the third of six blog posts detailing the developmental needs that will be addressed in the Resonare Boot Camp starting on July 16, 2020. Feel free to ask questions and to sign up! We are natural storytellers. Before writing, all information had to be delivered orally in a form that would be memorable, have […]
Action, audience, interviewing, LinkedIn, networking, resume, story, storytelling, structure, writing
This is a difficult time in our world with many people either dangerously sick, doing jobs that put them in the position to be sick, working under isolation, having lost their income stream, dealing with the stress of lack or leadership or clarity, lack of touch, or any number of other things. It’s a difficult […]
career, career change, COVID-19, resume, social, unemployment, workshop
For most westerners, Chinese names are very difficult to figure out. They don’t know what is a family name, what is a personal name, the gender of a name, what order they’re supposed to go in, and especially for Americans, how to pronounce them. Given 1) that Chinese names are really the Chinese characters for […]
career, Chinese, communication, job search, networking, personal brand, resume, social media
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, Creativity, goals, GTD, interview, job search, LGBTQ, 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, resume