At the Kennedy Recruiting Conference I attended some interesting presentations and – of even more value – had the chance to speak with a number of recruiters, both internal and external. One theme that cropped up over and over is – despite the economic downturn and relatively high unemployment -Â the challenge of finding good …
I’m attending the Kennedy Recruiting Conference in Orlando this week and I’ll let you know what’s new when I return! I always enjoy this opportunity to experience “the other side of the table” – the recruiter/employer perspective. It’s immensely valuable for me to learn about recruiters’ current challenges and some emerging solutions It certainly helps …
More and more job seekers are turning to professional resume writers in hopes of getting a sharp edge in a competitive job market. As with any significant purchase, it’s wise to do your homework, investigate your options, be clear on what you’ll get, and carefully screen the businesses and individuals you are considering working with. …
If you’re in career transition, your current business card might not be the best thing to hand out. And if you’re currently unemployed, you certainly don’t want to be circulating an outdated card with email and phone contact information that no longer works. The answer – in both cases – is a “contact card,” an …
According to a Harvard Business School study, stars who switch teams might not shine so bright in their new environment. In fact, they often “underperform,” according to Professor Boris Groysberg, who has written some interesting articles on leadership. Whether you’re Randy Moss of the New England Patriots or a star corporate performer, be aware of …
Watching your 401(k) drop, your industry or your company falter, even your job teeter on the precipice can be scary! My friend (and career expert extraordinaire) Andrea Kay offers a great take on this in her recent newsletter:  “The world may be in an uproar. But that doesn’t mean your career goes up in flames. …