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Career
I was recently contacted by a client who was looking for a new position after having spent the last 10 years with her company and 17 years with her previous employer. My client was distressed about the prospects of landing a new job after having spent so much time with only two companies. She believed…
Reactive job seekers apply and wait. Proactive job seekers control the outcome. Here’s what that looks like in practice and exactly how to do it. Most job seekers take the blue pill: open LinkedIn Jobs or Indeed, scroll, find something promising, apply, and wait. Then apply again. Then wait some more. It feels productive. It’s…
DegreeQuery.com recently sent us this interesting infographic about job hopping. We’d love to hear what you think about it! Source: DegreeQuery.com
Whether you’ve accepted an offer from another company or you’re leaving your current employer so that you can devote more time to hunting for a better position, there are a few things you should (and shouldn’t) do before you resign. None of us can see the future, and you never know when you might need…
Source: MBACentral.org
Could you imagine being offered a job by Apple and turning it down? Nineteen-year-old John Meyer did just that. Why? Well, that’s exactly the question his horrified parents asked, when John dropped out of his computer science program at NYU, and turned down an offer from Apple so that he could work on Fresco News,…