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Accounting & Business School of the Rockies
For many job-seekers the issue is not so much finding a job (hang with me here), but rather it is that they do not know exactly what they want to do for a job. I hear a lot from people that they are looking for “anything and everything.” While I wholeheartedly can relate to the ...
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Kathleen Winsor-Games,
The Winsor Group
In our last blog post we announced a Three-part Strategy for speeding your search . . . Here is the first installment.
Strategy One: Re-Think
Why should you re-think your job search or career change strategy? Well if you are among the many who held your last position for many years, the first thing you may ...
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Shawn Snelgrove,
Brainstorming a la Mode, Inc. - Denver
Doing all the right things in your job search? Updating your resume so it pops? Talking about your talents in terms of the value you can add? Asking for help from people who know your work? Researching companies aligned with your values and goals? Noticing what you are attracted to and vice versa?
Still not ...
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Shawn Snelgrove,
Brainstorming a la Mode, Inc.
Doing all the right things in your job search? Updating your resume so it pops? Talking about your talents in terms of the value you can add? Asking for help from people who know your work? Researching companies aligned with your values and goals? Noticing what you are attracted to and vice versa?
Still not ...
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Laura Smith-Proulx, Executive Resume Writer,
An Expert Resume
Award-winning executive resume writer Laura Smith-Proulx, CCMC, CPRW, CIC of An Expert Resume has earned a 98% success rate landing top jobs at Fortune-ranked corporations for leadership professionals.
The author of How to Get Hired Faster, she is a frequent media source, blogger, ...
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Dr. Woody,
Dr. Woody - Denver
In my previous Jobing.com blog post I wrote about the importance of introspection in the career planning process. I laid out a model for taking personal accountability (VIPER) and then focused on how starting out with your values (the "V" in VIPER) can play a role in the career choices you make. The ...
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. .,
Accounting & Business School of the Rockies
People like to talk about the value in the things they possess. "That new car I just got has great value." Value can basically be defined as something which has sustained worth, whether quantitative or qualitative. As job seekers, we want to show our future employer that we have value, that we have ...
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