Job Search

“If I’d known what this job was like before getting into it, I never would have gotten into it!” I’ve

For most folks, their career change doesn’t arrive with that instant lightbulb moment of clarity. Nancy wanted to have her

The chance that you’ll be asked to take some sort of a test or assessment as part of the interview

The actual first step in career transition is to take time for self-analysis of your career likes, dislikes, skills, and values.

When asked to describe their skills, many folks often fall short with vague phrases like, “I have excellent communication skills,”

My client, Mary, was a very smart lady. She was in an active job search, and said she was following

After you create job targets, any number of scenarios can evolve. Here are some and how you might respond to

There is reason for optimism, as employers and recruiters across the U.S. are citing 2017 as one of the best

In a recent post, I noted ten important things to do in your job search, regardless of your situation. Here

Job boards – or job search engines, are websites that enable employers and job seekers to find each other. Today,

You may be a new graduate entering the workforce. You may be a retiree looking for an encore career. You

You’ve identified your target market to include every company within the geographic limits of your job search who could possibly hire

Men and women leaving military service often hinder their transition into civilian employment by describing in their resumes and other

The best way to get a job is to go out and land interviews! The best way to get interviews,