“Some employers aren’t even bothering to post jobs, but are instead searching online for the right candidate.” -Barbara Safani, Career Solvers And just how are employers determining who is “the right candidate”? They’re looking at what you have to offer – and they’re not starting with a hard copy of your resume. Safani’s sentiments are … Continue reading »
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Five Tips for Networking in a Time Crunch
Networking is a full-time job. If you’re networking correctly – that is, cultivating relationships that withstand more than just a favor, it truly does take just as much time as working at a traditional nine-to-five job or job hunting. Because of this, some people shy away from networking. But the reality is: networking is essential. … Continue reading »
Five Tips to Get the Most from Your LinkedIn Account
If you have read some of my past posts about personal branding, then my next statement really doesn’t need to be said; but I will say it anyway. Get a LinkedIn account. If you have one already: great. If you don’t: get one. Now. LinkedIn is a great professional networking tool that can: connect you … Continue reading »
Bridging Perception and Reality with RACE
Perception is reality. For corporations, that statement is true. How consumers perceive your brand determines what they believe about your brand — even if that belief isn’t true. When it comes to individuals, that statement is also true. Corporations are brands. Individuals are brands. I am a brand; and, so are you. What are you … Continue reading »