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Avoiding a bad boss – and joining the right team

By Emily Pineda | September 29, 2022 |

by Guest Author, Rachel Loock When interviewing for a new job, remember that you’re assessing the company and the team you’ll be working with as much as they’re interviewing you. Start by researching the company and key players through their website, LinkedIn, online news articles and databases. But while online sources can be helpful, the…

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…

Good afternoon Ms. Moretti.
Let me begin by extending a great big THANK YOU for the work that you did taking my varied professional experience and condensing it into a resume and cover letter that captures what I had hoped to achieve but was unable.
I have attached edited and proofed copies of the cover letter and resume. I did incorporate a few changes. However, I will defer to your professional judgment if the changes that I have made make my resume and/or cover letter less likely to be reviewed or searched.
Thanks again for your efforts.
Kind Regards,
Scott B.

Peter (re Jeanie),
I wanted to say I have had a great experience working with Jean –
I think she really helped with the resume and its in great shape.
After consideration I would also like to do a profile update for linked in.
Can we talk about the best way to do that – I think would be a good investment.
Amy D.

Ilona:
I get it: the top paragraph is to be adjusted according to the specific gig’s requirements. Will the rest of the resume’s format stay intact?
One more question: when responding electronically, is it recommended to send the resume as part of an e mail, or as an attachment ?
Any other comments, input, or questions? Am I ready to rock? OK, so that was two more questions.
Again, thanks for all your good work – well done. It is appreciated.
Be well,
Jack C.

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Avoiding a bad boss – and joining the right team

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