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Author Archives: Career Coach / Resume Writer for Association Executives
Don’t Fear the Salary Negotiation
It goes without saying that this part of the interview process is the most nerve-wracking for job seekers. The single most common reason I’ve heard cited for this is that candidates are afraid that negotiating will eliminate them from consideration. … Continue reading
Speak to Success
I will be speaking in September to a group of fellow résumé writers, and as I prepare I have been thinking about my own clients. So many are experts in their field! Yet they are reluctant to see themselves as … Continue reading
Spring Cleaning for Your Resume
Whether you are digging out from yet another snowstorm or already fighting the urge to hit the golf course, spring is a great time to focus on new beginnings, starting fresh, and of course, cleaning up your resume. Take some … Continue reading
Posted in Career Management, Job Search, Resume
Tagged Job hunting, job search, LinkedIn, resume, Resumes and Portfolios, Spring cleaning
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Dispelling the Myths of Working in the Association Industry
Imagine what you could do if you had access to a “secret sector” of jobs suited for graduates, career changers, and executives. The idea may seem far-fetched or too good to be true, but the association industry is one such … Continue reading
Posted in Association Career
Tagged Association Careers, Business, Employment, Jason Alba, JibberJobber
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Want To Work From Home? Associations Could Be Your Ticket.
In light of the recent company policies set forth by Yahoo! and Best Buy – both companies recently mandated that all employees need to work on site – many people might think that telecommuting is no longer an option for … Continue reading
Get More Done in Less Time
For many job seekers, their search is an endless task and takes more time than they ever wanted to devote. With the world at your fingertips, it’s easy to get distracted and even overwhelmed with your job search. Knowing the … Continue reading
Q&A: How to Find a Job in an Association When There Aren’t Any in Your Area
My friend (and editor of “I Want to Work in an Association – Now What???”) Jason Alba recently passed the following question on to me: “I’m an association executive looking for work in the San Francisco Bay Area and elsewhere. … Continue reading
Job Transition
Transitioning jobs is one of the most complex decisions many people will make this year. Questions, doubts, and fear will come from every angle and often from many directions at once. Two of the biggest questions are, “How do I … Continue reading
Posted in Association Career, Career Management
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You’ve Been Promoted! Make Sure It’s Not for the Last Time.
It’s the news you’ve been hoping for. You worked hard, took on more responsibility, and communicated well in the interview. Now you’ve been promoted! Take a moment to savor your success, and enjoy your new salary and title. Then, be … Continue reading
Posted in Career Management, Promotions
Tagged career advancement, job promotion, leadership training, managing peers
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How to Hit the Professional ‘Refresh’ Button in 2013
January is a natural time to pause after the rush of the holidays and look ahead with renewed vision, personally and professionally. Whether you are a young professional or you’ve been in your position for several years, now is the … Continue reading
Posted in Career Management, Education
Tagged avoiding stagnation, career management, January, professional vision, Self Assess
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