Shadow or no shadow on Groundhog Day, spring officially begins when pitchers and catchers report for MLB spring training. It’s that time of year! Time to watch Fever Pitch for the millionth time, listen to John Fogerty’s hit “Centerfield” during batting practice, enjoy hotdogs, beer, sunshine, warm weather and great seats. Spring training is a […] Read Article “Spring Training for Your Dream Job”
Finally – you’ve landed a great job, you can’t wait to get started, and it feels as though the long search and effort in finding the job has come to an end. You can relax. However, quite the opposite is true: now the real work begins, and the first 90 days couldn’t be more critical in defining your […] Read Article “How to Approach Your First 90 Days at a New Job”
Your resume is polished, you’ve written your email cover letter, and you’re about to hit send. Before you do, check these things off your list to make sure you stand out for the right reasons: 1. Email Address – Make sure it won’t provoke eye rolls. Sign up for Gmail. It’s free and widely accepted […] Read Article “6 Email Tips for Job Seekers: Don’t Overlook These Common Mistakes”
Recently, I had the displeasure of having to end a long-term relationship with an agency partner. If you know me, you know that I’m extremely loyal to people, brands and companies that do great work, give it 100% and have a positive, passionate outlook. I hate changing agencies because I hate losing all the institutional […] Read Article “4 Clear Signs a Work Relationship Is In Big Trouble”
Right now, Brian Williams, NBC Nightly News Anchor is stepping away from the desk for the next several days following reports that he embellished a personal story during his 2003 Iraq invasion coverage. The public is now scrutinizing many of the stories this trusted news anchor reported and his credibility is being questioned. But it […] Read Article “How Embellishment Damages Your Career”
Many who walk into their first job or first step in a new career make common mistakes that can set back their career path and diminish their reputation in the workplace. Here are five subtle things that you can stop doing this year to be more successful at work.
Ending one year and staring another without job prospects can be draining and discouraging, but with data suggesting that 2015 will offer a stronger market for job seekers, those looking for a new job should approach the New Year with a fresh perspective, re-boot their search and stay open minded about prospects. Here are a […] Read Article “How to Maximize Your Job Search in 2015”
If you’re wondering how you’re going to earn that raise or promotion in the New Year, why not start by registering for a few professional development events? Though most conferences are not cheap, that doesn’t mean you can’t get a sizable bang for your buck. Conferences allow you to learn new tricks of the trade, […] Read Article “Conferences To Attend in 2015”
Are you looking to bring new ideas to your company in 2015? Do you want to increase your customer satisfaction and revenue by thinking out of the box? If so, considering attending an innovation conference in 2015. Many industries have moved from standard format conferences to ones focused on the latest ideas to help your […] Read Article “Top Innovation Conferences of 2015”
With 2015 almost at our door comes the time for New Year resolutions. For job seekers, that means putting in the time and effort required to find a new position, for others it’s simply a great time to reflect on the last year and make plans to advance their career. For employers it’s all about […] Read Article “Top 10 Human Resources Conferences in 2015”