A little introspection for your Friday afternoon. Original article by Anisa Purbasari Horton, Fast Company From ignoring one’s inner critic to acknowledging the value of loose connections, here are some useful tips to consider before you make a professional move. I…
Read More »Most job interviews are, at their core, a conversation. Here are some things to keep in mind next time you’re up for a phone, online, or face-to-face interview. Original article at The Economist MARGARET THATCHER was known for a…
Read More »Original article by James Surek, LinkedIn It’s essential, just like breathing, to wake up every day and want to take on the world. The Suit just doesn’t fit anymore! We all feel this, maybe every day or every week or…
Read More »Original article by Amit Bendov, Inc.com My company recently did some research, and we found that most sales teams comprise 20 percent high performers, 60 percent mid-range performers, and 20 percent poor performers. The sales performance gap between the top…
Read More »Original article by Kirstin Fawcett, Mental Floss No two prospective job hunters are exactly alike—but if your “passionate, go-getter attitude” isn’t helping you stand out from the pack, it’s probably time to give your resume a makeover. Hiring managers spend only…
Read More »Original article by Josh Millet, Fast Company So-called “soft skills,” by many accounts, are in high demand and short supply. But one of the reasons why things like communication, critical thinking, attention to detail, and the like seem so hard to find among job…
Read More »Original article by Carole Martin, Monster If you’ve ever been asked the question “What are your strengths and weaknesses?” in a job interview, you probably immediately noticed your heart racing. How do I say what I’m not good at without looking terrible…
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