Even the most seasoned professionals can feel intimidated when pressed to perform in an interview. That can translate into disinterest. Everyone should be a little nervous in the interview, otherwise it may be a red flag that you’re not even intrigued by the position or the company. To help those nerves and let your executive presence […]
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Nurture, Don’t “Use,” Your Network
By kim on March 4, 2019 in Employee Engagement, Interview Questions & Tips, Million Dollar Career, Resume, CV & Salary
Recently I met with an old acquaintance with whom I hadn’t spoken with for several years. I was so excited to catch up, learn what was new with her and the family and share some news of my own. I also knew this individual was looking for some career advice, as was mentioned in her […]
Stay Motivated In Your Job Search
I recently had a client relent how frustrated they were in their job search. I get it. Changing jobs is one of the biggest challenges we voluntarily face in our lifetime. We’ve all been there and perhaps will be there again. The beginning of a job search feels exciting and new and you are motivated […]
Manage Multiple Job Offers
What a great position to be in. More than likely you’ve been there and will be there again, especially if you’re positioning yourself for opportunities and handling your job search like the professional that you are. So now that you’re juggling a few offers, I recommend answering the following questions to help you decide which […]
Make Your Job Search Easy With An E-Resume
While you should always have a polished, results-infused resume that looks sharp for networking, applications and interviews, you should also create an electronic-friendly version, or E-Resume, to help you easily upload your data so that it slides nicely through Applicant Tracking Systems. Did you Know?“When an employer asks you to submit your application materials via […]
Position Yourself for Opportunity Attraction
By kim on December 12, 2018 in Interview Questions & Tips, Million Dollar Career, Resume, CV & Salary
As we work together in coaching, I want you to evolve. I want all of my clients to not only be ready to achieve their most important goals but also to have the tools to step beyond what they believe is possible. In our work, we explore how your career portfolio should be designed around […]
It’s Okay To Say “Hello” on Social Media
By kim on September 16, 2018 in Interview Questions & Tips, Million Dollar Career, Resume, CV & Salary
Of course this statement is a little sassy but it is a query I often ponder. I guess it goes back to my childhood days when I just adored having a pen pal. I like communicating with people and getting to know people that I’m connecting with. I also know I’m not alone. What do […]
Redefine Accountability
By kim on July 18, 2018 in Employee Engagement, Interview Questions & Tips, Million Dollar Career, Resume, CV & Salary
There are many who do not like the word “accountability.” It seems like you are being watched by a taskmaster who will unleash consequences if you are not bearing results. It’s funny to hear accountability described in negative terms, because I always believed it to be a good thing. But of course I respect others’ […]
Document and Share Your Successes
By kim on July 10, 2018 in Employee Engagement, Interview Questions & Tips, Million Dollar Career, Resume, CV & Salary
One of the most common reasons why applicants don’t get called is that they submit a resume lacking results. Instead, they send in a resume that looks a lot like a job description with only vague references to your success. Applicants may claim a skill, but failing to back it up with relevant achievements on […]
Avoid Informational Interviewing Faux Pas
By kim on June 12, 2018 in Employee Engagement, Interview Questions & Tips, Million Dollar Career, Resume, CV & Salary
Asking for time with someone to learn is what is known as informational interviewing. While it was probably something you did back in college when you were exploring career opportunities, it’s a practice that should never be abandoned. You’re never too old or too much of an expert (even if you’re the C.E.O.) to conduct […]