I love that so many interviews happen at coffee shops. Not only is it wildly entertaining, but it gives me plenty of useful information to share with you. During my most recent eavesdropping session, I got some tips on how to make yourself an appealing candidate, even when you lack experience. A young man showed […]
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Try on the Hiring Manager’s Hat
Cover Letter Resumes - etc.In talking with a couple of hiring managers this week, we got on the topic of marketing materials. I heard the good, the bad and the ugly. The good? A cover letter from an under-qualified candidate that landed him an interview. You see, he’d done his homework and realized that his background in construction operations […]
Finding Your Sweet Spot
Job HuntingI’ve had a blast doing some resume makeover webinars lately – so much so that I’m doing a new webinar on LinkedIn profile makeovers later this month. Now, explaining how to incorporate a personal brand into a resume (or LinkedIn profile) can be tricky — It’s a fairly nebulous concept to explain. So I decided […]
How to Match Your Personal Brand with Your Resume
Personal Branding Resumes - etc.Jackson was really frustrated with his job search. He knew something was off, but he couldn’t pinpoint it. You might identify with how he assessed his pros and cons related to his job search situation: Pros Great past working relationships. Interesting work history, thread is strategic partnerships and communications. Extensive professional network, but hasn’t been […]
Career Change Resume Tip
Video TipsIf you’re considering a career change, you’re going to be tempted to want to get your resume done BEFORE you start to network and talk to people. I get it, because on the surface, this makes sense. DON’T DO THIS. Why? Uh… it’s a real time suck and frankly, too early on in the process […]