Some refer to it as a full-time job in itself. Others compare it to dating. And several cats over at BuzzFeed think it just plain stinks. But it doesn’t have to be that way. When you’re applying for a job, you’re typically asked to submit a resume and cover letter,Continue Reading
Telling your boss that you’re leaving the company is never an easy conversation. But a respectful resignation letter can mean the difference between an awkward goodbye, and a chance for a long-term professional connection. Ideally, you’ll provide a resignation letter two weeks before you leave the company. A resignation letterContinue Reading
In the search for top talent, every recruiter prefers an informed candidate. Why? Informed candidates make the hiring process easier by asking smarter questions, doing the necessary research on the company, and tailoring their expectations to the role they’re applying for. So how can these job-seeking unicorns be spotted? HereContinue Reading
When people see the word “introvert,” they often think of qualities that don’t actually describe introverted people at all. “Shy.” “Quiet.” Even “antisocial.” But how we have grown to think of introverts has strayed far from realities. In fact, according to Dictionary.com, is “a person characterized by concern primarily with hisContinue Reading
When you’re looking for a job, you should expect to be Googled. When you’re trying to land a speaking engagement for a big industry event, you should expect to be Googled. When you send a guest contributor pitch to a blog you admire, you should expect to be Googled. TheContinue Reading
