Sounds trite, doesn’t it? For all the advice given by job search “experts” (myself included), one might wonder what are actually true or just subjective thoughts. A new article by Liz Wolgemuth at US News suggests there is something to…
Archive for September, 2009
“Think Positive Thoughts”
Sep 29
In the last 2 weeks, I’ve had several interviews of such vastly different styles, I thought sharing some perspectives might help you in your job search. For example, I’ve learned to discern what questions I need to ask up front…
From naughty secretaries in tight, red dresses to sexist, chain-smoking account executives, the TV drama “Mad Men” has fans all aflutter about 1960s culture. Right down to single malt scotch during meetings, “Mad Men’s” Sterling Cooper
I know exactly what your cover letter says, yet I can assure you I’m not a mind reader. Let me guess. It’s a single-spaced, full-page, four-paragraph letter, organized as follows:Paragraph 1: How I heard about the jobParagraph 2: Why I want the j
I know exactly what your cover letter says, yet I can assure you I’m not a mind reader. Let me guess. It’s a single-spaced, full-page, four-paragraph letter, organized as follows:Paragraph 1: How I heard about the jobParagraph 2: Why I want the j
I know exactly what your cover letter says, yet I can assure you I’m not a mind reader. Let me guess. It’s a single-spaced, full-page, four-paragraph letter, organized as follows:Paragraph 1: How I heard about the jobParagraph 2: Why I want the j
I know exactly what your cover letter says, yet I can assure you I’m not a mind reader. Let me guess. It’s a single-spaced, full-page, four-paragraph letter, organized as follows:Paragraph 1: How I heard about the jobParagraph 2: Why I want the j
From naughty secretaries in tight, red dresses to sexist, chain-smoking account executives, the TV drama “Mad Men” has fans all aflutter about 1960s culture. Right down to single malt scotch during meetings, “Mad Men’s” Sterling Cooper
From naughty secretaries in tight, red dresses to sexist, chain-smoking account executives, the TV drama “Mad Men” has fans all aflutter about 1960s culture. Right down to single malt scotch during meetings, “Mad Men’s” Sterling Cooper
I know exactly what your cover letter says, yet I can assure you I’m not a mind reader. Let me guess. It’s a single-spaced, full-page, four-paragraph letter, organized as follows:Paragraph 1: How I heard about the jobParagraph 2: Why I want the j
