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Fascinating facts about showing gratitude

By on November 21, 2018 at 12:32 PM
Talking about gratitude underscores Thanksgiving week, but you reap unexpected benefits when you continue to keep a gracious mindset throughout the year. In a job search, it’s easy to assume that everyone knows you are thankful especially after countless meetings and email exchanges, but taking the time to express gratitude is a great habit to …

Should you follow-up with a company or wait to hear from them?

By on November 8, 2018 at 12:39 PM
Waiting to hear from potential employers can be one of the most challenging aspects to a job search. It can feel like time stands still when you are anticipating the next steps. The dilemma with job seekers is how often to follow-up versus waiting. After all, sending desperate vibes to a hiring decision doesn’t suggest confidence. …

Secrets of a successful conference

By on November 2, 2018 at 8:54 AM
Attending professional events can be a smart way to enhance your career if you take them seriously and plan ahead. The sheer volume of like-minded professionals makes large meetings attractive as well as the breakout sessions. Most participants are there for similar reasons: to meet others, update knowledge, share information, attend trade booths, receive continuing …

One networking encounter can change your career

By on October 26, 2018 at 8:16 AM
Clint Harp’s career is like others who desire to make a change and find themselves stuck in the crossroads of life. His new book, Handcrafted is truly inspirational and if you are on the edge of wanting to make a career change, it’s a must read. You are most likely to recognize Clint from the HGTV …

How do you manage a rambling interviewer?

By on October 19, 2018 at 12:24 PM
Job candidates often go on a tangent during an interview especially if they are nervous or unprepared, but when an interviewer strays off topic it can be awkward to say the least. Rambling interviewers take up valuable time by taking the meeting off course in a direction that has nothing to do with the job …

Wake up from a career nightmare

By on October 11, 2018 at 12:33 PM
Waking up with a nightmare is not a pleasant experience, yet going to work with one every day is an entirely different matter. Most people accept a job with a hopeful attitude of growth and enthusiasm however there are occasions during your career where you may end up second guessing your decision. If you happen …

Temp jobs can help restart your career

By on October 5, 2018 at 7:05 AM
With the Holidays fast approaching, it’s a good time to consider taking a temp job for numerous reasons, one of which is to help a stalled job search. The opportunities to work part-time increase during the Holidays when more help is needed and if you are between jobs or just wanting to entertain a new …

The next big step after an interview: Crafting a thank-you letter

By on September 27, 2018 at 1:47 PM
Being invited for an interview doesn’t usually appear in thin air, rather it occurs because of your accumulative efforts in developing a resume, completing a strong profile, developing a plan of action, applying for positions, making new connections and focusing on being a top candidate. One of the most crucial steps during the interview process …