Posts Tagged ‘Coach’
Joe Lavelle- Author Act As If It Were Impossible to Fail
Joe Lavelle says “I have dedicated my career as a strategic business adviser to ensuring that my clients achieve maximum performance while insisting that members of my consulting teams experience accelerated personal growth. My desire to positively affect as many people as I can has led me to personal coaching which allows me to share [...]
Top 5 Resources For Career Research
If you are looking for a new career, perhaps something very different from what you have been doing, it can be hard to know where to start your research. If you have read my article on Self Evaluation for career choice then you will know about identifying your values, interests and skills to help you [...]
Career Change Myths Exposed
Have you been dreaming of making a career change? If so, why haven’t you acted on your dream? It might be because you are operating under a false assumption. You might be missing out on opportunities because of a career myth – the good news is that there are several career change myths that can [...]
Questions to Ask When Making a Career Transition
I work with many clients who are moving through a career transition. The desire for a transition comes from different places and for different reasons. Transitions can be made with intention or accelerated through circumstance. Wherever you are, these questions can help you make choices that align with your wants, needs and values. WHY do [...]
10 Top Tips to Get a Job Using LinkedIn
There are other business networks and you might want to go and check them out, but none of them is as big and as well-known as LinkedIn (LI). Although there is a paid version of LinkedIn, most people use the free one and find that is enough for what they want. Many business people register [...]
Like a Speeding Train, a Resume That Pops Cannot Be Stopped – (3) Fantastic Tips!
(P) ROVE your value to the hiring manager. Start by taking an inventory of all of your life’s accomplishments. This is the “let me show you what I can do” phase. Include all relevant topics, for example: – Education (degrees earned or classes taken) – Work Experience – Volunteer Experience – Foreign Languages – Hobbies [...]
Resumes – Content That Grabs Attention and Builds Interest
Your resume has two main purposes: 1. To represent you and your career in a way that keeps you in the running for a job opportunity when you aren’t there in person. Therefore, it’s important that it gets enough attention that it actually gets read. 2. To build enough interest in the mind of the [...]
Preparing For the Perfect Job Interview
So you’ve finally landed an interview for that dream job you’ve always wanted. Now what? Do you go into panic mode as you try and figure out how to best prepare for the interview or do you remain calm, cool and collected as you review your interviewing basics checklist. Consider for a moment the purpose [...]
The Power of Headhunters
When seeking jobs, having the support of a headhunter or recruiting firm can be an asset. Although most jobs nowadays are sourced through networking, recruiters are the second most important source for companies to find valuable employees. What can a recruiter do for you and for your job search? When we think of the effects [...]
Gimmicks Are Deadly in a Job Search
There is a strong temptation in today’s highly competitive job market to go for gimmicks to make one’s resume stand out from the crowded field. The temptation is particularly strong after a number of rejections. Avoid gimmickry like the plague. There are rare occasions when a really creative tactic works, but most of them will [...]


