Looking for a new job while you’re still at your current one? Not sure how to do both and afraid of doing the wrong thing?
Professional Development: Key to Networking, Skills + Advancement
The idea of professional development may seem superfluous to those focused on writing a professional resume to further their job search, and for others an unaffordable
Not Getting any Responses to Your Resume? It May Not Be Designed for an Online Read
When it comes to writing a professional resume, if you stick to the formatting that worked back as recently as 2010 . . . you
Where Recruiters Search For Answers on LinkedIn – and Where to Put Your Answers!
I wrote this article for readers of Ivy Exec — and am pleased to share with engaged readers of my blog: Social media plays an
Ready, Set, Go! Three Steps to Making a Career Change this Fall
Dissatisfied with your current job? Next to January and February, September and October are the best months to land interviews according to top career website
There’s More than One Way to Research a Company that Interests You
This post was published in Ivy Exec and appeared in LinkedIn pulse in August, 2016 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————- Whether identifying companies to target or preparing for an interview,
Paid v. Free LinkedIn – Which Option Makes Sense for Me?
As LinkedIn continues to grow and expand, it’s account offerings continue to evolve. As has always been the case, members still have free and paid
The Advantages of a Temp Job from a Job Search Perspective
I am pleased to reprint this article published in the July 22, 2016 edition of Careerealism. During the course of 12 months, U.S. staffing companies hire
LinkedIn – Nice v. Need to Haves
Although perhaps not nearly as cool as Twitter and Snapchat or as funny as Facebook or Instagram, – there’s no doubt that when it comes
What the LinkedIn – Microsoft Deal (Might) Mean to We the Users
Since the big announcement that Microsoft purchased LinkedIn – there’s been much talk about the value of the deal. Over paid? Great deal? If I’d
Raindrops on Roses PLUS a Few of My Favorite Things on LinkedIn
Back in the days when Julie Andrews belted out this song in the classic “Sound of Music,” what used to transpire via Rolodexes and phone
Three Key Differences between LinkedIn and Your Resume
During the early days of LinkedIn, it was acceptable for your LinkedIn profile to be a carbon copy of your resume. Heck – you were