The first 90 days in a new job generally set the tone for your employment. Three months is the standard “grace period” for new employees, and how you handle those first weeks and months on the job is critical. Creating a 30-60-90 day plan can help guide your actions...
☹ Is your company going through workforce restructuring? ☹ Worried that you have a target on your back? ☹ Underpaid and overworked? ☹ Do you just wanna cry every day before you walk into the office? ☹ Do you just wanna drink a lot of wine every day when you leave the...
One of my mentors is Master Resume Writer and Career Coach, Wendy Enelow. She has recorded this great 20-minute interview on writing job search letters – cover letters, e-notes, job posting letters, recruiter letters, networking letters, job proposal letters,...
Are you making these mistakes in your job search? Chances are, you’re making at least one or two — if not more! Go through this checklist and mark which mistakes you’re currently making — and then follow the suggestions to learn how to stop making that mistake! ...
There are several ways to compare job offers. You can compare your current position (if you have one) to a job offer, or you can compare two different job offers against each other, or you can compare your current position against multiple job offers (lucky you!). The...
Cover Letter Tips and Tricks Tip 1: Beyond the obvious — including the hiring manager’s contact information. You also want to make sure that you tailor the content of the cover letter specifically for the company being targeted. Hiring managers can tell when you’ve...
