The Rancher’s Wife: Change Careers in Mid-life By Pierre G. Daunic, Ph.D. This is a personal story of one woman’s journey to change careers later in life told by Pierre G. Daunic, Ph.D., a [...]
Guest Blog by Greg Faherty, CPRW Over the course of my 18-year career in the resume business, I’ve reviewed thousands of resumes for clients. It’s a big part of the job. And not a day goes by [...]
We have compiled a master list of Recommended Sites for Job Seekers. Your “one stop shop” for links to all the best sites to find jobs. Since Finding Work IS Work, we want to give you [...]
Preparing for an interview The first hard part is over: you secured an interview with a company you are interested in working for. Congratulations! Now you need to worry about preparing for an [...]
Finding Work is a Full Time Job How do you find time to find work when you already work a full time job? That is a tongue twister and just as frustrating. The first steps to finding a new job are [...]
Do you have any questions for me? You’ve made it through most of the interview. You answered all the common questions and aced the hard behavioral interview questions. The last interview [...]
Have you ever made any of these networking mistakes? The good news it, connecting with others is a big part of any career, so you have lots of time and room for improving any networking mistakes [...]
The Effect of Online Reputation Statistics on Hiring And Firing Have you googled yourself lately? Do you know what your online reputation is? According to an article by Forbes, 70% of employees [...]
Post-Interview Feedback Can Be Really Helpful Feedback, presented in the right way, can really help job candidates improve their interview skills and career success. However, so many job [...]
Your Connections Could Be Your Best Resource in your Job Search Q: Who are you connections? A: Anyone you know! Who do you know? Who works in a field you are interested in? Do you know someone [...]
