Posts Tagged ‘Job Search Advice’
Why “One Size Fits All” Job Search Advice Sucks
Why “One Size Fits All” Job Search Advice Sucks Today you get to choose the outcome of this post. Just like those Choose Your Own Adventure books, you are going to choose which job search path is best for you. I know that practically everyone reading this is either in a job search, planning one,…
Read More4 Executive Resume Rules You Should Break
4 Executive Resume Rules You Should Break We’ve recently talked about how to qualify job search advice online. While most of it is written with good intentions, not all of it should be taken into account. One such example is when blogs and articles talk about common “rules” you should follow on your resume in…
Read MoreThe Problem With the “Can You Take a Quick Look at My LinkedIn Profile” Request
The Problem With the “Can You Take a Quick Look at My LinkedIn Profile” Request At least 4-5 times per week, I’m asked by new LinkedIn connections, and other people I don’t know, to take a quick peek at their profile and let the requestor know if I have any suggestions on improvements they can…
Read MoreHow To Qualify and Apply Free Job Search Advice To Your Situation
There is a lot of job search advice online. Unfortunately, not all of it is created equal. In fact, if you don’t learn how to qualify job search advice you find online you could be shooting yourself in the foot. Of course, this doesn’t mean that all job search advice online is bad. Chances are…
Read MoreWhat Job Seekers can learn from The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur
Written by Lisa Rangel, Executive Resume Writer In July 2011 I attended the B.I.G. Summer Summit, where Mike Michalowicz, author, entrepreneur & marketing expert, was the engaging keynote speaker. He graciously gave the attendees a copy of his book, The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur: the-tell-it-like-it-is guide to cleaning up in business, even if you are at the…
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