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Your Guide to Landing (And Keeping) Your Dream Remote Job
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, countless people found themselves out of work, and if you were one of the many people who lost their jobs, you might be trying to figure what you could do to re-enter the workforce without going back to the office…
How to Improve Your Productivity at Work – Part 2 of 2
Many of today’s productivity tips are centered around how to improve your wellbeing because productivity is not just about input, it’s about quality. Quality of work and quality of life. A stressed-out employee is not a productive employee or a happy one right? Maybe you had a…
How to Improve Your Productivity at Work – Part 1 of 2
Do you need or want to know how to improve your productivity at work? Knowing how to focus on work and not get distracted when you’re feeling stressed, unmotivated or struggle with procrastination is not easy. How to improve productivity working from home during this pandemic is even more challenging for some.
How To Prepare For A Last Minute Interview – Interview Emergency Preparedness Kit
You’ve been called for an interview – it’s tomorrow or the next day and you have little time to practice or prepare. You’re excited and terrified at the same time. What are you going to do?
How to Write Your 60-Second Statement AKA Elevator Pitch
Are you looking for work or considering a career change? Then you need a 60 second statement AKA elevator pitch! I’m going to explain WHY you need a 60 Second statement, WHEN you’re going to use it, WHAT you need to include in it, and demonstrate HOW you can use it.
How to Negotiate a Salary Offer – 4 Steps to Getting the Salary You Deserve
Negotiating your salary can be one of the most stressful parts of the hiring process. What are your salary expectations? Do you know how to answer this without jeopardizing your chance at the job offer, yet be true to yourself and your value?
What Are Your Greatest Strengths? – How to Craft the Perfect Interview Answer
You’re in an interview for your ideal job and are asked “What are your greatest strengths?” Do you know how to answer this in a way that will knock your interviewers’ socks off? Are you unsure of how to do so?
How to Explain Why You Were Fired
Have you been fired or terminated from your job? Not sure how to explain it in an interview? I am going to give you some facts, strategies and tips on approaching the subject of being fired and give you 9 true-story example explanations from some of my past clients to help you figure out how to explain your story.
What to Do When You’re Fired
Being terminated from your job regardless of the reason can feel devastating, embarrassing, and downright scary. I can assure you there IS life after losing a job or being fired, so if this has happened to you or you’re worried it might, then…
References for Job Search – Who to ask and why you need reference letters!
One of the important tools you must have in your job search toolkit are excellent references. I will explain why employers want references, who you can ask to be a reference for you, and why you should ask for it in writing.
New Graduates
& Entry Level
0 – 4 Years of Experience
Mid Level Professionals
& Career Changers
3 – 10+ Years of Experience
Senior Managers
Leaders & Specialists
8+ Years of Experience
C-Level & Senior Executives
(CFO, SVP, President…)
Recruitment For Employers
Outplacement For Employers