I’ve been mentoring college students for about eight years; it was never a planned thing, just my personality. I like to teach. I like to help. I like people – well, most of the time. And I like to give back as I was lucky to have great mentors throughout my career. I’m lucky to [...]

More reader mail: “I am a recent graduate. I just made a huge mistake in a salary negotiation and am wondering if there is something I can do to fix it. This was the first interview and I was not prepared to discuss salary, as I know it is a huge no-no. Unfortunately, the interviewer’s [...]

“The fundamental point of being happy at work is to enable you to achieve your full potential and to make the most of the highs and manage the lows on the way”, writes happiness expert, educator, speaker, and Founder and CEO of the Oxford based consultancy iOpener, Jessica Pryce-Jones in her important and research based [...]

If you’ve been self-employed or running a small business for a few years and are now looking for a job, then you may be worried about how your employment status will appear on your resume. If you aren’t careful, your “self-employment” may appear to be “unemployment” to your prospective employer. It is essential to highlight [...]

“Organizations want to hire employees who provide results. While you might not have much work experience, you have plenty to offer”, writes career expert and founder and President of Come Recommended, Heather R. Huhman, in her advice filled book that aims directly at providing job finding tips for graduates #ENTRYLEVELtweet Book01: Taking Your Career from [...]

Are you not receiving any call backs or interview requests from your countless applications to jobs? It may not be your experience or salary requirements that are causing your resume to be thrown in the trash. It may be the fact that your resume is not worded correctly or optimized for your industry. If you [...]