Why is it easier for my dog to ask for what he needs or wants than it is for me sometimes? Hi, everyone; let me introduce you to Cooper. He is my 9-year-old Labradoodle, and he is better at communicating what he wants or needs than most humans. I started to think about this today […]
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Imagine this scenario: you have an interview for your dream job tomorrow. You’re feeling good about it, but you’re also a little bit nervous. You’ve never really been one to over-prepare, so you figure you’ll just wing it. But when you arrive at the interview, your nerves get the best of you. You can’t seem
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Sorry Folks I was delinquent in my blogging last week. I have been busy working on updating my online class and have been working like crazy to get it done! This week I wanted to address something that was part of my live stream last week. I talked about fear of the job search and
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Self-esteem and confidence are two essential qualities that can help you succeed in your job search. When you have a strong sense of self-esteem, you believe in your abilities and worth. This confidence allows you to take risks, persevere in the face of challenges, and negotiate effectively. In a job search, self-esteem and confidence can
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Navigating the treacherous terrain of mid-career can feel like trying to find your way through a dense jungle with a blindfold on. You’re eager to accelerate your career growth and transition into a new position, but it can be challenging to know which path to take. That’s where having a roadmap and acquiring the necessary
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The Importance of Maintaining a Positive Mindset During a Job Search Looking for a new job can be a daunting task. There are a lot of factors to consider, such as your skills and experience, the job market, and your desired salary. It’s easy to get discouraged and frustrated during the process, but it’s important
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So you may be wondering what is the most asked question by my clients when they are preparing for an interview. Almost everyone at one point will ask “so what kind of questions do you think they will ask”. Now this is bit of a loaded question as there are hundreds of questions and
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So This post was inspired by my brother-in-law, who had a big test this morning. The one bit of advice I gave him in advance of this test was to take time to focus on managing his nerves. Like many high-stress situations, interviews can be a nerve-wracking experience for many job seekers. The fear of
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Preparing for a job interview can be a nerve-wracking experience, especially if you’re interviewing for a managerial or directorial position. One way to ease your nerves is to be prepared for the most common interview questions. Here are the ten most common interview questions for managers and directors: 1- Tell me about your management style.
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So in this post, I wanted to talk a little bit about Bad Interviews. Not a way people bomb job interviews but rather how the person doing the interviewing does not have a clue what they are doing. It can be frustrating when you arrive at an interview only to discover that the person conducting
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