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Career
Your personal brand is nothing more (or less) than the image you project to others. It’s the whole (although abbreviated) picture of who you are and what you do–professionally. Online, it’s the sum of the parts. A large (maybe the whole) purpose of creating and maintaining an online brand is so that people who don’t…
Answering objections in a job interview is a skill you’ll always need. Usually, objections are focused on individual, case-by-case issues, but right now it’s the uncertain economy that’s keeping some sales managers on the fence about hiring new sales reps. So here’s a tip for you: If you can see that the hiring manager’s waffling…
If you’re a fan of LOST, you know that the show offers a variety of lessons and morals through events and recurring themes. Whether it’s leadership, faith, or rebirth, there’s always something to learn from LOST. Here, we have detailed 10 life and career lessons that you can take from LOST. Strong leadership is essential.…
This article is courtesy of Tim Tyrell-Smith, Founder at Tim’s Strategy – Ideas for Job Search, Career and Life ( http://www.timsstrategy.com ). Thinking about hiring a career coach? A resume expert? There are a lot of choices out there, so how do you decide? During the pre-recession housing boom, everyone wanted to be a real…
If you could have access to the best tips, resources, and advice from some of the best experts in the career search industry all in one place would you be interested? Chris Perry at CareerRocketeer has brought together 20 career experts to share their wisdom on everything personal branding, job search, resume, and career related.…
Now that the New Year is upon us, it’s time make some choices regarding your executive job search that could help offer you a fresh start. The beginning of the year is the perfect time to evaluate your job search methods and to find ways to improve your chances of landing a dream position in…