In addition to being a jack-of-all-trades, you want to position yourself as an expert or the “go to” person in at least one specialized area. Carve out a niche for yourself. This is how you can become invaluable to an organization. Take one of your natural talents or areas of interest and then learn...
It’s a dicey economy right now, and an even scarier job market. So how can you better manage your career so that you increase your odds of staying employed? The answer is “stickiness.” In advertising, sticky products, companies, or brands keep people coming back for more. The stickier the product, the more likely...
Here is another great tip for tactfully tooting your own horn without sounding cheesy. Attitude is the key ingredient! I’ve found that getting a new job really boils down to two things: confidence and passion. To get the job offer at the NBC-TV station in Monterey and beat out the other 100 job candidates,...
For a lot of us, one of the most difficult things about moving into a new career is having to talk about ourselves to our professional network. We may be able to promote products, services, and companies – but when it comes to promoting ourselves – forget about it!! So, how do you speak...
Continuing with my resume tips, I have even more Rock Star Resume tips to help you stand out! Show results. This is the single biggest difference in making your resume stand out from hundreds of other job applicants. (I do this myself, and I know this is why I get the interviews!) Underneath your Key...
Your resume has only one shot at making a great first impression, so when you’re trying to make a career move you need to be armed with the best! A great resume can not only help you transition into your new career faster, but it can also help you get a higher starting salary. ...
Continuing with the Reinventing Yourself & Your Career Series, I have even more tips from my personal 5-step blueprint for reinventing your career more quickly, easily and maybe even with a higher salary! Match your transferable skills to job roles – Read job descriptions posted on CareerJournal.com, CareerBuilder.com and Monster.com, as well as the...
Yes, there is life after a lay-off! And the good news is that you’ve been given a clean slate to reinvent yourself to transition into a career that fulfills and energizes you. I’ve reinvented my career five times including being a disc jockey in radio, public relations director in professional sports, community relations director...
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