(By Lily Zhang) "Your skills and experiences are obviously eye-catching and relevant enough to get someone’s attention, so it’s not that you don’t have anything to talk about. Instead, you’re Read More >>
(By Carrie Rich) "Like most people my age and with my experience level, I have a long way to go in terms of being an excellent leader. I’m aware that Read More >>
(By Brian Moran) "Don’t throw a new intern into the deep end of your company pool and say, “It’s the only way to learn our business.” Create an agenda that Read More >>
(By Angela Smith) "Leave-behinds are often used by designers, writers, or other creative professionals, or those in media or advertising, but there are several reasons that any candidate can benefit from Read More >>
(By The Muse) "Are career blunders embarrassing? Yes. But are they valuable tools to help you improve as a professional, build confidence, and advance your career? Absolutely. So don’t just Read More >>
(By Lara Galinsky) "What if you let the critical first influences weave through your professional experiences? What if, instead of casting aside early pivotal experiences, you used them as the foundation Read More >>
(By Lily Zhang) "Finally, know what you’re trying to sell. Consider why you’re a good fit for the organization and how you can best illustrate that. Tell a story that shows Read More >>
(By Dorie Clark) "To understand what’s so special about you, you have to compete on your playing field, not someone else’s. If you let others set the terms of the debate — How Read More >>
(By Andrea Bloom) "Perhaps you’re required to complete a few hours of volunteer work through a class or community. Pick a project that will challenge you to learn something new. Whether Read More >>
(By Oliver Tearle) "Colygraphia is my suggestion, from the Greek prefix coly- meaning 'hinder' or 'prevent' and graphos meaning 'write.' Next time you're explaining to someone that you're suffering from writer's Read More >>