Beyond The Resume
By Tony Calabrese When potential clients are referred to me, one of the first questions I receive is “Do you help with resumes?” The answer is a definite “yes,” and…
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Job Seekers Should Participate in Networking Support Groups
Part 2: Where to find Job Seeker Networking Groups or How to Start Your Own Editor’s Note: The following is the second part of a two-part series and is being…
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Job Seekers Should Participate in Networking and Support Groups
Part 1: 3 Types of Networking Groups Job Seekers Should Participate in and 4 Reasons Why Editor’s Note: The following is the first of a two-part series and is being…
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Paying for Your Health Insurance through COBRA? Consider Switching to an Exchange Plan During Open Enrollment
By William LaChance In our financial planning practice, we spend a fair amount of time with people in a job transition. In the past we have spoken with several people…
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8 Rules for Blogging Your Way to Your Next Job
Written by Jeff Marshall A month ago, when I wrote about blogging, most of you probably thought, sounds interesting but, nah, I have nothing to say. Not so. When you…
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Blogging Your Way to Your Next Job (Part I)
Written By Jeff Marshall We are all in sales. Perhaps your history is one of selling products. Perhaps, you built a career selling services. Right now, what we are selling…
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Overcoming Procrastination
By Frances N. Chaves Procrastination is looking at the same list of job search tasks every day, and never crossing anything off the list. Procrastination is telling yourself that today…
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The Best Shortcut Is The Long Way Forward
By John Corcoran There’s no shortcut to your dream career. Believe me, my clients and I have been looking for a shortcut for over 30 years. In many cases the…
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Surviving the job hunt with the four P’s of Life
Written By Maryann Usher As a job seeker I’ve been asked by many individuals, “What is your secret in keeping your sanity during your job search?” When being asked this…
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Transferable Skills
Written By Stuart Weiner Transferrable skills (also known as “soft skills”) are those that you already possess that can be transferred to any new job you are applying for. Whether…