Career Cushioning

Career Cushioning

The time to prepare for a job search is while you’re still employed. This concept is called “Career Cushioning.” Prepare yourself for a soft landing at a new job by being proactive about a job search and creating alternate paths to new employment in case of a layoff...
Career Solvers Wins TORI Award

Career Solvers Wins TORI Award

I’m pleased to announce that one of my resumes was recognized by Career Directors International in the Best Technology Resume category. Colleagues from all over the world compete for this prestigious honor, and I was proud to have my work selected.
Networking in a Confidential Job Search

Networking in a Confidential Job Search

Have you ever been surprised when a friend announces a new job, and you didn’t even know they were looking? You can use networking even when quietly searching for a new position. However, the more people who know you’re looking for a new job, the more likely your...
Tips for Informational Interviewing

Tips for Informational Interviewing

Get to know people who can help you find your next job — not necessarily the people doing the hiring, but the people who know those people. Make connections with local business leaders, government officials, bankers, angel investors, venture capitalists, commercial...
How to Follow Up After a Job Interview

How to Follow Up After a Job Interview

You interviewed for a job a few days ago, but haven’t heard anything from the company. Now what? Here’s some guidance for how — and when — to follow up after a job interview. Preparing for the Job Interview Follow-Up Even Before the Interview The best time to decide...
How to Expand Your Network to Uncover More Leads

How to Expand Your Network to Uncover More Leads

The people you know can be the best way to find your next job. The “tried and true” path of networking is still the most successful way to find your next position. According to a recent Jobvite Job Seeker Nation survey, most workers find out about job openings from...