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Is it Ever Okay to Tell Your Boss You’re Looking for a New Job?
It can be tricky when you’re job hunting and trying to keep it a secret from your boss and fellow employees. You might have to resort to fake doctor appointments or a family emergency to get time off...
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How to Get a Job Interview with Career Expert Dana Manciagli
Some job-seeking books are gentle and indirect. Dana Manciagli, on the other hand, is direct: Her book is titled Cut the Crap, Get a Job! As an experienced executive with 30 years in different...
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5 Killer Job Search Tips for the New Year
What is the new year, if not a blank slate? It’s a chance to reset your thinking and turn potential into reality. In addition to any personal resolutions you may have, it could also be time to take a...
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How to Find a Job With Public Relations Expert Ryan May
Ryan May has 12 years of public relations experience under his belt, and it’s taught him quite a bit about finding a job, something he shares among other insights on the Minnesota Public Relations...
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The Top 5 Jobs in the Northeast
If you’re looking for a career change (or a change of scenery!), here are some of the fastest-growing jobs for 2016 in the northeastern part of the U.S. This includes Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire,...
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17 Questions You Should Never Ask at a Job Interview
We all hate that moment when the interviewer turns to us and says: “Do you have any questions for us?” Next time you find yourself in the hot seat, make sure to avoid these questions. You’ll be glad...
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How to Follow Up After a Job Interview
If you think a job interview truly ends with the firm handshake and “we’ll be in touch” at the end, think again. You still have one more crucial step: the thank you note to everyone who interviewed...
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How to Become an Athletic Trainer
If you’re seeking an Allied Health career and feel more comfortable with sweat than blood, then athletic training might be the right path for you. Certified trainers work directly with clients to help...
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12 High Paying Entry Level Jobs
Just starting out, but disheartened by the measly pay at most entry-level positions? Daunted by the amount of time it would take you to become financially solvent and start living the life you really...
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3 Interview Questions That You Should Answer Honestly
We’ve all been there: we go into the interview feeling confident, very nearly nail it, and then get thrown off by that one question that plagues us for the rest of the day (or week, or forever). No...
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How to Answer “Why Have You Had So Many Jobs?”
You’re sitting in the interview, and things are going fine, when the hiring manager looks up from your resume, eyebrow raised, and asks the question you’ve been dreading: “You’ve had an awful lot of...
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7 Common Body Language Mistakes People Make During Interviews
You may talk a big game, but you might be surprised to know that talking makes up a small part of human communication. Some people are great listeners, but by nature, we receive more information from...
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10 Warning Signs You Should Not Accept that Job [Infographic]
If you’re like the average person, you’ve probably had your fair share of jobs that you didn’t like. It always starts the same. You head into your first day of work with a multitude of optimism and...
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6 Signs You Didn’t Get the Job
Your resume and cover letter were pitch perfect. Your interview outfit was flattering and made you feel like a million bucks. You hit it off with your interviewer, sailed through all the tough...
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9 Phone Interview Tips That Will Land You A Second Interview
You’re prepared to interview. You’re just not prepared to do it on the phone. Here are 9 ways to adapt your interviewing strategy to the phone format, without losing your cool. 1. Be ready Sometimes...
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5 Benefits of Accepting an Internship After College
Not everyone can graduate college and go straight into a full-time well-paid position. And those who do are often at entry-level. Why not consider a post-graduate internship: one year of servitude in...
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How to Answer the Salary Question in an Interview
There’s a bunch of things you’re not really supposed to talk about in interviews. Politics, religion, that weird growth you noticed on your arm this morning. Ideally, we could add salary to that list...
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How to Talk About Failure in a Job Interview
When you’re putting together your resume and getting ready for an interview, you focus on making yourself look as perfect as possible. This is not a process where you want to let self-doubt and...
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Getting a Job Isn’t Hard…If You Prepare For These 4 Things
Landing a job, as it turns out, is about four major things—at least with most corporations. The resume is worth just over 10%, enough to get you through the door, but then your interview performance...
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Moving to a New City? Make this Change to Your LinkedIn Profile
More than 1 out of 10 people moved last year. Our economy is becoming more and more fluid, and the job market is changing with it. But if you know you want to move to Chicago next year, and are...
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