For whatever reason, if it’s time to move on from your current job to a new opportunity, how in this world of blasted messaging do you balance letting the right people know you’re looking, without alerting the wrong ones? There are some ways to not let the whole world in on your job search, as … Read more
At this writing, Facebook has 845 million monthly active members. It is fast becoming a strategy many are using in their job searches; it is not just reporting what you had for lunch or socializing with friends. When you think about it, “socializing” is a cousin to networking. The rapid exchange of information that Facebook … Read more
When job seekers tell me they’re not on LinkedIn—or “I have an account but don’t really use it,” I say, “Why not?” I’ve heard all the reasons. And honestly, they just don’t cut it today. If you’re in a job search but feel that social media is not for you, get past it. If you’re … Read more
The most recognized reason for networking is that it increases your contacts geometrically. Especially for folks who are unemployed, it is often touted as the most effective method of finding the next fit. The concept is that everyone you approach, while probably not personally in control of a job that would interest you, can at … Read more
Job boards – or job search engines, are websites that enable employers and job seekers to find each other. Today, they are a common strategy in the hiring connection, allowing employers to post their job openings and job seekers to post their resumes or apply. Some allow employers and job seekers to track their conversations … Read more
From my human resources background and 30 years as a career coach and strategist, I have learned that often those who survive hard times are inevitably those who anticipate and feel they are next in line to be laid off. I think the “why” of that is fairly simple. If you regularly assume you’ll be … Read more
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