Arrive at your next informational interview prepared to gain valuable insights for your next career move. It’s nearly impossible to discuss job-search tactics without mentioning the value of networking. Smart job seekers not only invest in developing their professional networks; they also tap into these connections for introductions, job leads and other valuable insights. However, … Read More
Don’t wait for the ax to fall. Learn how to read the signs that your job’s on the line. Even the best employees worry about their job security from time to time. In fact, a recent Gallup poll found that only 58 percent of U.S. full- and part-time workers are completely satisfied with their job … Read More
Make the military-to-civilian career transition easier by highlighting these sought-after strengths. Our nation’s veterans continue to find the job search more challenging than their civilian counterparts, according to the most recent report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. While the employment rate for this group has shown improvement, the job hunt remains a difficult process. … Read More
Don’t let the long days slow your job search. Use these tips to stay focused. Are the job search blues getting you down? You’re not alone. According to Dr. Norman E. Rosenthal, MD, a clinical professor of psychiatry for Georgetown University Medical School and a medical director at the Capital Clinical Research Associates, six percent … Read More
A closer look at some of today’s fastest growing (and highest paying!) job titles. A data study by Ladders found that the fastest-growing professional jobs in recent years are more likely to contain the word “analyst” or “developer” in their job title, rather than the previously popular “manager.” For those of you working within the … Read More
Find new career opportunities by searching outside your current field. When it comes to the job search, not all fields are created equally. In a recent study, Ladders found that, depending on the city, one job seeker’s desert can be another’s oasis. For example, healthcare workers in Boston currently enjoy a favorable job market, whereas … Read More
Become an explorer to reevaluate your job goals and create a new career map. Tap into your childhood dreams. Nothing beats finding a way to turn your passion into a paycheck. If money didn’t matter, what would you do with your life? Brainstorm ten different dream jobs and look for themes among these ideal jobs. … Read More
Chronicle your professional accomplishments to manage your career. Whether you’re updating your resume, preparing for salary negotiations, or are in need of a pick-me-up after a bad day at work, a brag sheet is a useful document to own. In its simplest form, a brag sheet is a place where you record all your professional … Read More
Confucius said, “Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.” Use these tips to help you discover and pursue a job you’ll love. Recently I had the pleasure of chatting with Alan Sherwood, host of the radio talk show, Successfully Unemployed. In addition to his show, Alan is the author of … Read More
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