So you are working full time and want to find a new job.  How can you fit in all you need to do in your week?  We have only 168 hours in a week. We cannot save it or bank it so how can you make the most of it?

You need to spend 10-15 hours per […]

A job search is a lot like roulette.  There are lots of numbers but the ball will only fall in one of them. What can you do to keep yourself  motivated over the next few months?

A job search consists of getting a lot of “no’s”.  How do you deal with your emotional reaction, your disappointment after each […]

Are you unhappy in your current job? Or, are they unhappy with you? Don’t wait to start your journey. It may take longer than you expect to move to another company or a different position in a different field.

1) Start early. Don’t wait until you leave your job, get fired or get […]

As I have said many times, a job search is a marathon, not a sprint. So what are the five things you need to remember to keep doing, day after day, week after week, month after month?

1) Be Persistent- Follow up on every lead, evey new person you meet, after every meeting and after […]

So you are going on interviews and second interviews, but not hearing back. You wonder, What is going on and how can you increase your response rate?

(1) Be prepared with your specific accomplishments that can help solve the problems of that job in that company. Your resume, cover letter, pitch and interview […]

This is a great article from Google’s Hiring team:

7 Proven Job Interview Questions—and What to Look for in the Answers

https://hire.google.com/articles/7-proven-job-interview-questions/?utm_source=https://hire.google.com/articles/7-proven-job-interview-questions/
The Hire Team
Published Sep 13, 2018
How do you know when you’re talking to a job applicant you should hire?

Start by asking the right interview questions.

Good questions are unexpected and thus difficult to script answers for […]

You’ve heard me say that there are only four ways to get a job and one of them is answering ads on the internet. But that will only get 10% of the job seekers a job. What about the rest of the 90% of you still looking? One of the other three ways […]

As someone who works with candidates globally, the vast majority of our interviews/screenings are done via phone and I could not agree more with this recent article I saw on Glassdoor:

12 Things to Never Do During A Phone Interview
September 3, 2018 Posted by Julia Malacoff

These days, phone interviews are an unavoidable part of the […]

When your job search is going well, you probably don’t need outside, but if you encounter any one of the following, then a coach can guide you through…

You need a coach
1) When you don’t know where to start. If you were just laid off and you’re feeling depressed and anxious. A coach can […]

Often when a more experienced (read “older” “seasoned” “late career”) professional finds a job opening, they can do the job, they get an interview for the job, and then, the interview thinks or says “You’re Overqualified”.
Well, there is no such thing as overqualified. What they usually mean is one or more of […]