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How to Research a Manager Before a Job Interview

By Peter Newfield | November 18, 2022 |

by Guest Author, Leslie Stevens-Huffman Studies show that a competent boss is linked to higher employee job satisfaction, success, promotions and work-life balance. Yet many job seekers don’t see the job interview process as a prime opportunity to evaluate whether a prospective manager is right for them. Unless you scope out the manager beforehand, you may miss…

Protect Your Next Job from Company Culture Shock – Ask the Right Questions

By Peter Newfield | August 16, 2018 |

All too often, employees quit jobs within the first year because they didn’t do their research or ask the right questions in their interviews. Don’t let your next job die from culture shock. Culture Shock: The stats and the reasons for the stats According to researchers, nearly one third of employees quit their jobs within…

Dear Ilona,
Thanks for the quick turnaround. You have captured all the changes. I am very happy with the final documents.
Thank you for your work on this project. I appreciate your patience with the late feedback.
Best regards,
Anne D.

Vivian,
I think that most of the formatting and typographical corrections have been made. After making some slight changes to the corrected resume you sent on Sunday evening, I let it sit in the drawer all of yesterday to think and re-read. You have done a very impressive job and worked “resume magic.”
I think that we are pretty much there in terms of generating a final resume. One question that I have regards the use of italics under the first two career descriptions and not after that. Is there a reason why those two positions utilize italics and the other don’t? Should the formatting be consistent throughout and either use or not use italics on all career positions? What is the resume ettiquette?
When I made the spelling and formatting changes, I forgot to turn on the “track changes” function. Therefore, I did a “compare docs” to caputure the changes that were made. You may need to do the same thing, but I’m hoping that the highlighted changes will be apparent to you.
Other than that, I appreciate the work you have done and can’t wait to see if it does the job.
Regards,
Richard

Greg,
It makes me want to hire me!
Very nice. Im not sure I would change any of it. I just hope it makes the phone ring.
BTW. I am trained in Advanced Parts Inventory Management by a ADP Company
Maybe we should include this
Thanks,
Clary L.

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