After the job interview
How To Create A Job Search Support Group
How To Create A Job Search Support Group Even in a hot job market like the one we’re in, looking for work can be a challenge. For people over 50, who often face age discrimination and longer than average search times, the hunt can be especially fraught — a recent Pro Publica/New York Times…
Read MoreRed flags when it comes to taking a job offer
3 major red flags when it comes to taking a job offer Don’t overlook these reasons to walk away. Sometimes the excitement over landing a potential new job causes you to overlook some major red flags. In many cases, the problems aren’t hidden, but we’re willing to overlook them because we want a change, the…
Read MoreMillennials, Here’s Why Job Titles Don’t Matter Anymore
Millennials, Here’s Why Job Titles Don’t Matter Anymore I can’t tell you how many times my Dad used to ask me about what exactly it was again that I was doing for a living. Coming from the “black and white” world of accounting on Wall Street, he wasn’t satisfied with my answer that didn’t fit…
Read MoreHow to Turn Interviews Into Job Offers
How to Turn Interviews Into Job Offers You’ve worked hard to craft a resume that highlights your value to a potential employer. Now, the phone is ringing and the interviews are starting to pour in. You are excited and anxious as you chat with hiring managers over the phone and face-to-face. But for some reason,…
Read MoreCrushing moments every job searcher experiences
4 soul-crushing moments every job searcher experiences Looking for a new job is no easy task. The process is fraught with sterile rejection emails, awkward interview experiences, and tricky conversations. Sometimes you may even go months without getting a single interview. At some point during your search, you might hit a road block that is…
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