4 Lame Excuses to Not Assess Yourself
You are not special, but you are unique. How should you assess your unique combination of values, skills and interests when job searching?
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10 Ways to Make Sure You Won’t Get the Job
I know the job search process can be hard to maneuver. So don’t shoot yourself in the foot by making one of these errors while interviewing.
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Chrissy Scivicque
Chrissy Scivicque, founder of Eat Your Career, is an award-winning freelance writer/editor with a passion for two things: food and helping others.
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Mary Sevinsky
Mary Sevinsky is master’s-prepared and has over 18 years of experience in counseling, primarily assisting clients who are changing careers.
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2 Things Maslow Validates About Achieving Career Success
Creating career success requires a deep belief we are going to be okay – coupled with a lot of activity. Here’s what Maslow thinks about it.
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Debra Wheatman
Debra Wheatman, president of Careers Done Write, is globally recognized as an expert in advanced career search techniques.
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What My Parenting Coach Taught Me About Job Search
In the midst of my realization, it occurred to me job seekers often view job search in a similar way: a team sport. Never job search alone!
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5 Reasons Why Nobody Should Job Search Alone
As we say at CareerHMO.com, “Nobody should job search alone!” Some find it beneficial to seek additional support because of these five reasons.
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Drastic Career Change at 50 Years Old… Should I Bother?
What do you think of a drastic career change at my age? What do you think about getting hired at age 52 or 53? Is it too much of a risk?
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Laura Labovich
Laura Labovich is a job search career coach and seasoned HR professional with over 15 years of experience in HR at Fortune 100 companies.
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