Category: Brand Yourself As

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Why Do You Brand Yourself As A Desperate Candidate?

Few of us would brand ourselves as desperate on purpose. But many job seekers brand themselves as desperate without even knowing it.

Many traditional “tried and true” job search tactics can brand you as desperate today.

Why are tactics that used to be commonly accepted (even appreciated), now considered as desperation moves?

When the job …

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How To Create The Story Of Your Personal Brand

Composing the story of your personal brand is much like the story of a product or service’s brand – the goal is to reach your audience on an emotional level.

In my opinion, the pros of the digital age greatly outweigh the cons, but the simplicity of creating your own brand online calls for a …

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Branding Yourself For A Career Change

One of the main reasons you’re having difficulties with a career change is how you brand yourself.

You’re not used to the idea that branding makes such a big difference for a career change.

The last time you changed careers, we were in a candidate shortage. Since there were candidate and skill shortages, you just …

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Use Your Personal Brand to Overcome Horrible Bosses

I recently watched the movie “Horrible Bosses,” a comedy about three friends that inadvertently stumble upon the idea to…well, kill their bosses. While the premise hopefully isn’t realistic for you, I was intrigued by one scene that I believe shows how important personal branding is.

In the beginning of the movie, Jason Bateman’s character Nick …

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‘Barbara Walters’ Job Interview Questions – They’re Back!

In her heyday on TV, Barbara Walters nearly always ended an interview with some famous (or infamous!) personality by asking them some inane question like this: “If you were a tree, what kind of tree would you be?” If the person being interviewed was prepared for the question, then his or her answer wouldn’t be …