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Author Archives: Charlotte Weeks - Executive Career Coach / Executive Resume Writer / Outplacement Consultant
Resigning Gracefully
Once you find the job that brings you joy, it’s can be tempting to be done with your current employer immediately (especially if you really didn’t like the job, boss, and/or co-workers). After all, you got a new position, so … Continue reading
Posted in Career Management, Personal Branding, Uncategorized
Tagged job resignation, reputation management
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Find Out If A Company Is Right For YOU
Most people understandably worry about how they come across to an employer. They want to get an interview, ace the questions, and get an offer. Most candidates don’t spend even a fraction of the time thinking about how THEY feel … Continue reading
Posted in Interviewing, Uncategorized
Tagged career research, company culture, interview preparation
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Keeping Your Job Search A Secret From Your Employer
Many people are understandably concerned that their current company will find out they’re looking for a new position. Though nothing is 100% foolproof, here is the most effective thing you can do: make managing your career a part of your … Continue reading
Offline Networking
While the benefits of being able to connect with people online cannot be overstated, it shouldn’t be the ONLY way you spend your networking time. Of course, if you’re conducting a job search within an area where you’re not currently … Continue reading
The Top Qualities and Skills of a Great Leader
“Leadership is an obligation and you need to step up every day.” Vince Molinaro Honesty If you make honest and ethical behavior a key value, your team will follow suit. Coworkers will trust each other, making the work a lot … Continue reading
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New Year’s Resolution? Meet New Year’s Action Plan!
The New Year comes full of expectations, ambition to advance even further in your career, and perhaps even a brand new job. Here are five areas of focus to make 2016 your best year ever. Find Balance Forming better habits … Continue reading
The New Wave of Executive Engagement: How to Make the Most of Today’s LinkedIn
Though LinkedIn has gone through some distinct growing pains, it has emerged as a dynamic networking platform with clear influences from popular social sites like Facebook and Twitter. Read on for 4 tips to make the most of your LinkedIn-fueled job … Continue reading
Posted in Job Search, Networking
Tagged job search, LinkedIn, networking, Online Networking
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Dealing with Distance: Four Tips for Long-Distance Job Searches
Long-distance job searches can be difficult and stressful. The long-distance job seeker has the potential of being squeezed out of the running by local qualified candidates, and—from an employer’s perspective—why should they look outside of their own city with relocation … Continue reading
How to Respond to “Difficult Situation” Questions in Your Interview
Adversity appears in some form in all jobs. A person’s ability to handle difficult or confrontational situations is important to success in any position. During your interviews, it is likely you will receive some type of question about how you … Continue reading
How Many Thank You Notes Are Too Many?
When a client recently interviewed with more than 20 people, even I wondered – is it overkill to send a separate thank you note to EVERYONE? I didn’t have a clear answer, so I went to my “brain trust” – … Continue reading
Posted in Interviewing, Job Search, Networking
Tagged hiring process, job offers, thank you notes
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