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Building on Small Victories
Thank you for reading my blog. I debated whether to make this my first blog post, but I strongly feel sharing this experience will help someone else. That is this only reason I started to write this blog: to help someone else. I started working with a new job search client a few weeks whom…
Read More5 Guaranteed Steps to Staying Unemployed
Do you make these mistakes on your resume? Being unemployed for seven months sucks. Seeing someone you love suffer hurts my heart. My friend wasn’t getting any interviews from her resume that she was submitting to job boards. I told her not to submit to job boards, but she didn’t listen. And she also wouldn’t…
Read MoreHow Can Gifts Become Baggage in Your Career?
I have been blessed with a gift that has served me well my entire life. My gift is I’m the girl you want to be in the foxhole with — I will stop at nothing to get out. So if you are with me in the foxhole, you will get out too. No doubt. I…
Read MoreAre YOU Preventing Yourself from Being Hired?
You may think the reason you aren’t being interviewed or hired is because you’re not the right fit, wrong time, wrong place, or any other number of excuses. But have you considered the idea that it may be YOU who isn’t letting yourself be hired? It’s shocking how many people are the ones sabotaging their…
Read MoreThe Monty Python Resume: It’s Not Dead Yet!
The Monty Python Resume: It’s Not Dead Yet! The resume has died a thousand deaths. And it has come to life 1001 times. Brings to mind the hysterical Monty Python “I’m not dead yet” line…
Read MoreDefining Your Search When Returning To Work
Written by Lisa Rangel, Executive Resume Writer You have decided that it is time to get back into the “outside” workforce…Note that I do not say “real” work force because the hardest and most real job there out there is being a stay-at-home parent. My husband was a stay-at-home dad for 7 years and there were…
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