What are you worth? When you know your real value, it’s easier to speak up for yourself. What’s difficult is when we don’t know our value and compare ourselves to others. When we’re constantly looking outside of ourselves for validation,…

If you are not saying “HELL YEAH!”. Consider saying NO. Create your own playlist instead of listening to someone else’s. It can be challenging to say “no”…especially if you are a people pleaser. To find true happiness, you must figure…

Job seekers often remain in their job search for many months, causing them to either face scope creep of the roles they’re targeting or become tempted to say yes to the wrong interviews or offers. While there are many variables…

I don’t want to get this wrong!. Is the timing right? What will my boss say? Are you scared to leave your job…but ready to go all at the same time? Take a minute to read the following article by…

Take your image to the next level!  I always say that the best dressed person in the room is wearing a smile!  Something to keep in mind when interviewing (especially over the phone)!  That smile will shine through the phone…

INTERVIEW QUESTIONS / ANSWERS (Why Did You Leave Your Last Job?) Always be positive!  Never bad mouth a former employer!  Never! Give out a positive reply like this “I am in pursuit of a better opportunity”.  This is short and…

Tell Me About Yourself The age old interview question… Tell me about yourself! Confine your answers to work related material. Don’t go into personal details, unless the interviewer asks you to!

Ways To Stand Out While Career Hunting Career Hunting Prep – Follow these steps for solid Career Hunt Prep. Set up an online portfolio, if applicable. Update your LinkedIn Profile. It should read like your resume! Tailor your resume to…

Telephone Interview Preparation | 3 Part Series | Part 3 Telephone Interview Follow Up Take notes about what you were asked and how you answered during your telephone interview. This can be helpful if asked to come in for an…

Phone Interview Preparation | 3 Part Series Be Professional Use the person’s title when addressing them by name (i.e., Mr. or Ms. and their last name). Speak slowly and enunciate clearly. Keep a glass of water handy, in case your…