Interview/Job Tip Sheet
Looking for work is hard enough, but, trying to keep track of all your job searches can be an even more daunting task. Debra Wheatman, certified résumé writer & career […]
By Barbara Perone Cell Phone scammers beware — thanks to a free, online, reverse phone directory we may be able to find out who you are! How’s that for karma, […]
Do you overuse certain verbs in your résumé? If you do, there are suitable alternatives available. And, Debra Wheatman, a Certified Résumé Writer/Certified Career Coach, of Careers Done Write, identified […]
By Barbara Perone If you have been unemployed for an extended period, you know how hard it is to pay bills, due to little savings and the small amount you […]
By Frances Chaves I recently attended a session at LexisNexis on managing work stress. It was clear that many of the tips provided could be applied to the stress of […]
By Barbara Perone You don’t have to be a mathematician to figure out that constant, extended unemployment may = foreclosure. If you are in danger of losing your home due […]
By Frances Chaves An excellent cover letter is a chance to shine — but a bad cover letter can tank your chances of making it to the interview. CareerBuilder suggests […]
By Suzy Kedzierski Stan Robinson, Jr., marketing and social media consultant, LinkedIn expert, and recent speaker to the PSGCNJ organization, has shared an article by Lindsey Pollak, which gives five […]
By Frances Chaves You are currently employed but you think that it is time to move on. You have heard recruiters and companies are using LinkedIn to find qualified candidates […]
By Audrey N. Lewis Andy O’Hearn started his new position on March 8, 2013 as a temp to permanent contractor for Aquent (http://www.aquent.com/contact-us/new-york-city) with McKinsey and Company (http://www.mckinsey.com/about_us) at their […]
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