Six years ago, after a military PCS to North Carolina from Arizona, I found myself unemployed. I had just graduated with my MBA which I earned while working full-time in Human Resources. With several years of experience under my belt and a master’s degree, I thought finding a job would be simple.
Why wait until the new year to start making changes? We hear it all the time when it comes to fitness and wellness resolutions but what about when it comes to your job search or a career change?
Navigating the nuances of a job description can be challenging. As a job seeker, you are looking for a true match between company expectations and your qualifications. How do you know when to apply?
Resume assistance is the number one request I receive from clients that I work with. There are a variety of formats, fonts, writing styles and outlines available to draft ideas from. While there is a level of creative freedom in writing your resume, let’s talk about some common myths surrounding them.
Business cards are an essential tool when exchanging information to network, build rapport and provide basic contact information. The business card is small enough to place in a wallet and can be easily accessed for quick memory reference.
What if you’re not looking to change careers and you already have the qualifications required in your field? Continuing to pursue professional development depicts a proactive and willing approach to growth. Maybe you learn a new language, study a software program, or join a professional organization. Being a lifelong learner enhances your ability to be a strong candidate for the roles you choose to pursue.
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