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Happy Leap Day! Today isn't just any ordinary day on the calendar; it's a gift of an additional 24 hours— A chance to leverage the extra time to make significant strides in your career development or job search. Here are 5 ways to help you make the most of this bonus day. You don't have to do them all; simply...
Filed under Career & Work, Coaching
We are trained by the corporate machine to pay homage to the needs of our employer. We stand on our left foot, jump up and down, and pat the top of our heads in order to stay in good graces and not get the pink slip. But the reality is that we are giving our innate power away through this...
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I recently spoke with Deborah O'Rell on the Your Voice webcast about radically changing your relationship with work. Together, Deborah and I touched on a number of great career topics: The best first step to take if you're focused on getting your dream job. Why getting clear on what you want is of utmost importance when going after your dream...
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Not sure what to say when networking for your job search? Having an elevator pitch is a great way to get the conversation started. When you use an elevator pitch effectively, it creates an opportunity to stand out to the people you meet and leave a remarkable impression. An elevator pitch is a brief, persuasive speech that you use to...
Filed under Networking
I hear your big concern about the cost of resume writing. However, investing in your career is well worth the money. Let me put any concerns aside by sharing how the math computes: Say you have your resume Done For You in 7 days for $897 in October. So in early November recruiters are putting you in front of hiring...
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The #1 big fear of making a career change is having to take a ‘step back.' A step back in pay, responsibility, authority, and benefits. Many are convinced you have to start over again to get your dream job. Or that the only answer is to go back to school for a graduate degree. It's a one step forward, two...
Filed under Career & Work