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Here Is What You Can Do Right Now To Become Charismatic And Increase Your Chances Of Getting Hired
A hiring manager would love to hire someone on their team who could easily win friends, influence people and collaborate well with co-workers, managers, clients and others. Possessing charisma will…
Why Your Job Search Isn't Working — And How To Fix It
What should you do if despite your best efforts, your job search isn't working? Here's advice for you!
This One Sentence Will Help You Get The Job
In my many years of recruiting, I have found that one of the easiest ways to rise above the competition and get the job you desire is to be direct…
3 Ways To Create Standout Brand Messaging In A World Of Noise
3 simple ways to craft brand messaging that stands out from your competitors
10 High-Paying Blue-Collar Jobs 2018
There is a talent shortage in America’s blue-collar sectors. A negative perception of such work has contributed to a lack of interest from job seekers, who are more often attracted…
New Harvard Study Reveals How CEOs Really Spend Their Work Time
How many hours do CEOs work per week and what does their schedule look like? A new study published in the Harvard Business Review shows how chief executive officers of…
Lenovo GM Kim Stevenson's Journey From Being A CIO To Innovating For Them
Kim Stevenson has worked at a who's who of technology companies from IBM to EDS to HPE to Intel and now for Lenovo. She's worked for CIOs, advised CIOs, served…
Five Ways Freelancing Offers You A Career Springboard
Whether a permanent career choice or a temporary career change, freelancing offers a unique and powerful career springboard. We explore five ways that freelancing can open up insight and opportunity,…
Students Think They're Ready For The Corporate World; Employers Disagree
You can’t control other people’s opinions, but you can improve yourself
Second Impressions: The Impact Of Effective Onboarding
You've heard the conventional wisdom about first impressions before. But are you neglecting the importance of a second impression?