Inspiration: Count All the Windows

Inspiration: Count All the Windows When I was a business development manager for a recruiting firm, I was responsible for finding job openings at companies that my recruiting firm could then fill for the company. (Side Note: This is why we are so freaking good at teaching job seekers how to find openings – it…

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3 Strategies to Help Combat Ageism in Your Job Search

The majority of job search clients we work with are between the ages of 45 and 65 years old. Ageism. We hear this word a couple of dozen times per week from clients. I hear it cited as a reason for job seekers experiencing no results or poor results in their job search as an…

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12 Unspoken Reasons Why Recruiters Are Not Calling You Back

12 Unspoken Reasons Why Recruiters Are Not Calling You Back I get constant inquiries about how to work with recruiters, as well as how to get recruiters to return my clients’ phone call. At the beginning of your career, job opportunities likely came by interacting with a company’s Human Resources department directly… However, as you…

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4 Secrets to Formatting Your Resume for a Long-Distance Job Hunt

4 Secrets to Formatting Your Resume for a Long-Distance Job Hunt When considering relocation, the good news is that executives have an edge: good executives are hard to come by. As a result, long distance recruiters may be willing to consider your credentials for a geographic career move, if you present yourself properly. Use the…

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RIP Dos Equis Man

Even the Dos Equis Man does not have job security with his amazing track record of success. Heineken, parent company of Dos Equis beer, has announced that it is retiring the Dos Equis Man, aka “The Most Interesting Man in the World,” advertising campaign. Here is the crazy thing….Heineken says they nearly tripled their business…

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