5 Executive Job Boards If you’re an executive searching for a job, you know how difficult the job search is. You can’t just follow the same rules and patterns that most sites recommend for job searches. Additionally, most sites don’t gear their writing or even dedicate a portion of it to covering what executives need… Read more »
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Finding a job using Wall Street Journal online
Everybody knows about the traditional job search web sites online. We won’t mention them by name because you’ve seen their ads on TV probably more than you’d like. Most people know them because they’ve had negative or unfruitful experiences. Let’s try something new. Have you tried The Wall Street Journal Online? Most people use it… Read more »
Tips for Standing Out at a Job Fair
Many of you know that I was at the Detroit “Good Morning America / Women for Hire” job fair the other day. There were about 25 résumé evaluators and approximately 5000 job seekers. They literally were lined up outside the doors at 3:30 am. Talk about motivated people. Wow. What a busy, productive and fulfilling… Read more »
How People are Finding Jobs
How People Are Finding Jobs Some interesting statistics are in from a couple of trusted Internet sources, WEDDLE’s (www.weddles.com) and Salary.com, on the topic of how people find jobs. WEDDLE’s 2008 Source of Employment Survey ran from March 2007 to March 2008 and generated responses from over 15,600 individuals. The respondents were 65% male, 35%… Read more »
Networking… the #1 way to get a job!
NETWORKINGA friend of mine recently asked me what was the hardest part of job search for most people. The answer? NETWORKING. Networking can be as unnerving as standing up in front of an audience for some people. Of course you have others, like most of my sales cleints, who can get up in front of… Read more »
Quitting your Job- without burning your bridges
Quitting your job (without burning any bridges) Do you daydream about the day you get to tell your boss everything that he is doing wrong? How you could do his job ten times better with your eyes closed? Then, after you’ve read him the riot act, you arrogantly say, “Oh, and I QUIT!” Too often… Read more »
Transition Coaching
After the complementary (free) fifteen-minute consultation, you will work closely with the coach to uncover your strengths, passion, and goals through assessments and Transition Coaching.
Two (2) sixty-minute coaching sessions allows time for you to determine what you want from your next career. Together, you and your coach will examine career options, potential career paths, and develop a strategic focus for your job search.
Transition Coaching Package Includes:
– Assessment
– Coaching
– Discovery
– Transition
Career Assessment
If yes, our Get Motivated Package is the one for you. It’s a great add-on to the resume package.
Five (5) one-hour coaching sessions that complement your brand new resume package with coaching that will give you the tools to use your new resume documents with confidence! Sessions include network development, job search strategies, “Go Forward With Confidence,” and more.
Career Assessment Package Includes:
Network Development (1 hour)
Job Search Strategies (1 hour)
Interview Preparation (2 hours)
Go Forward With Confidence (1 hour)