[ad#Google - Banner 468X60] Adapted from Work Your Strengths by Chuck Martin You may be a smart person but still feel you’re in the wrong position at work or even the wrong career. And you may be right. Your brain is hardwired to function a specific way. If you’re not in a position where your [...]

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Guest post written by Taylor Hayes It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that jobs aren’t easy to come by right now, especially if you just graduated from college with no professional work experience, like me. But it does take someone who’s actively looking for a job to know that it’s like a full-time [...]

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Article by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez, expert resume writer, career and personal branding strategist, author, and presenter (http://www.greatresumesfast.com) This past week I attended a presentation about Baby Boomers, Generation X-ers, and Millennials learning to communicate and work well together in the professional world. The speaker provided great tips for understanding each generation and how to effectively [...]

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How to differentiate yourself from peers and competitors is the question, and personal branding is the answer. Here are five key insights into why individual executives need to discover and market their own personal brands – just as large organizations must market their corporate brands. #1 Success Today Demands a Magnetic Brand The global economy [...]

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By Mary Gormandy White, M.A., SPHR The best way to distinguish yourself from other job applicants is to follow up your interview with a job interview thank you letter.  Employers typically interview a large number of people who have similar qualifications for each open position. After several days of asking people the same questions over [...]

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