How to know when it is time to change your approach to your job search
You are not working and: You live in Seattle and already have a tan You have not missed one of your kids’ softball or soccer games or practices, and they begin at 3:00 PM...
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Having or Setting Realistic Expectations
Networking is typically the best way to learn about new opportunities, whether it is work related or otherwise. Being open and available to meet new contacts is a large part of what it takes...
What to Do During a Recession
For many, a recession is a new experience. Others may simply have weathered past storms by remaining employed with the same company during times when the rest of the market was in turmoil. This...
Optimism vs Fantasy
In order to get productive leads (operative word being productive), it is necessary to be clear about what you are qualified to do and actually competitive for in this market. Using casual language to...
Success! Job Search Efforts That Paid Off –
I don’t have children, but I think I know how proud parents feel when their kids achieve their goals and soar past milestones on their way to bigger dreams. Recently several of my clients...
So, you find yourself unemployed. Now what?
The recession has officially been declared and the proverbial elephant in the living room is now visible, so to speak. It seems people are finally getting a grip on how the economy has, and...
Develop a Plan to Reach Your Career Goals
Developing a plan for your career seems simple enough: Start with a specific goal. Then break it down into actionable items. But, many issues can make it difficult to stay on track — the...
Get a job, even in a tough economy
Finding work will happen faster if you are realistic, forward thinking and active. Likewise, you can improve your chances, if you planning ahead for future possibility to searching for a new job.Face reality. With...
