Recovering A Lost Opportunity

David, a successful manager in his field, was a top contender for a desirable position. After an extensive and exhausting job search campaign, he finally felt that this particular opportunity was right for him. David was very confident that he…

Are You a "Requirer" or an "Inspirer"?

Most people prefer to work for a leader with a style that leads others respectfully, including and inspiring them, rather than by dominating and requiring them to abide by the boss’s rules. Let’s challenge the old model of the “requirer” and offer…

Job Fairs

A job fair is an event where employers and candidates have the opportunity to meet one another in an open forum setting. These fairs usually charge companies to have a booth at the event, which can be a cost-effective way…

Re-Energize Your Job Search

It’s been four and a half months since you lost your job. You’ve been working hard at the process, regularly sending out resumes, and staying in touch with your network. You know you’re marketable and willing to work, but recently…

Delegate: Learn to Trust and Let Go

Do you have a problem with delegation?  You may know that delegating is necessary for efficiency and productivity, but yet something holds you back from handing off tasks and responsibilities to someone else. Here are some ways that those who…

Cover Letters are Essential

Cover letters are an essential part of the application process. As the name implies, the letter “covers” the resume and allows the writer the opportunity to submit information that enhances the contents of the resume. Never, never submit a resume…

Pre-Interview Jitters

Do you suffer from pre-interview jitters? Most candidates do, in one form or another.  It is natural to be both excited and nervous before an interview.  You want to do well and have them like you.  And, when there is…