Our gut reaction while waiting for a job interview may be to hunch over our cell phones or to peruse our notes. Little did we know that this body language—hunching over, closing our arms, collapsing into ourselves—actually reduces our confidence. Read More
Category: Career
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How to Update Your Resume After Being Out of Work
If you have been out of work for a period of time, you will have to address the employment gap in your resume. Instead of focusing on what caused the unemployment, use your resume to spotlight how your time off Read More
5 Tips to Network Your Way to That Dream Job
Do you know that about half of all available jobs aren’t advertised? This means that, chances are, your dream job isn’t listed on an organization’s website or on your typical job search site. To find your dream job, put less Read More
The Dos and Don’ts of Interview Outfits: How Casual is too casual?
Knowing how smart and talented our readers are, we know that you are about to be offered an interview for the dream job that you applied for! You have the right education and experience, they loved your letter of application, Read More
Negotiating Salary 101: Because You’re Worth It!
Most people don’t get the salary they deserve because they simply do not ask for it. It is understandable—talking about money is uncomfortable. Plus, you may feel so fortunate to just have a job offer in this tough job market Read More
Women and Money: Taking Control of Your Finances
As a woman, you have financial needs that are unique to your situation in life. Perhaps you would like to buy your first home. Maybe you need to start saving for your child’s college education. Or you might be concerned Read More
My Life as a Working Mom: Bringing Home the Bacon
Recent news reports got me thinking about how fortunate I am, juxtaposed against the many women around the world struggle to maintain a work/life balance while providing for their families and ensuring their children are well cared for. Six years Read More