Tag: career strategies

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Google Yourself to Manage Your Brand

Have you ever Googled yourself? According to a new study from the Pew Research Center, 56 percent of Internet users have searched for their own name online. This is up from 22 percent when they first asked Internet users in 2001, but today’s percentage has remained relatively the same in the last few years.

It …

Career & WealthConfidence & AppearanceLifestyle & Habit BuildingRelationships & Personal Growth

Personal Branding Weekly – Guilty of Bad Brand Impressions?

Comment below – have you ever seen that post in a LinkedIn group asking if you would share their resume with your contacts (and then, yes, they do attach their resume)? My first question is “why should I? What have you done to compel me to speak positively on your behalf?” Just asking me to …

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Focus On What You Can Do For Your Company!

The hiring process can be overwhelming, confusing, and frustrating as more candidates are competing for fewer jobs in a rapidly changing economy.  There is a lot of advice online regarding how to ace an interview but much of it focuses on what to say and almost suggests there should be scripted answers to hiring managers’ …

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Afraid of Feedback? Find How It Serves You Best

If you are a corporate professional, notice the feeling you are having when you read the word “Feedback”. “I have some feedback for you” often creates the same or worse reaction as “we have a problem”!

A quick web search brought this definition of feedback: Comments in the form of opinions and reactions to something, …

Job SearchLifestyle & Habit BuildingRelationships & Personal GrowthSocial Media

Death Battle: Resumes vs. LinkedIn Profiles

I am writing this post because I want to help you be more successful in advancing your career, whether in active or passive job search mode. I want you to avoid the wasted time and frustrations arising from ineffective activities that produce minimal results. At the top of my ineffective activities list are applying for …