How To Develop a Personal Brand in the Digital Age
Tiffany
In the digital age, your personal brand is more than just a buzzword; it reflects your professional identity, values, and the unique blend of skills and experiences you bring to…
Tips On How To Write A Cover Letter
Writing a cover letter can be daunting, but it’s also an important opportunity to showcase your skills and stand out from other candidates. As a former recruiter who reviewed thousands of applicants, having a cover letter allows you to share more details of why you’re an excellent match for the role. According to a study by Jobvite, candidates with a cover letter are 29% more likely to be contacted by a recruiter or hiring manager. To help you prepare for your next role that requires a cover letter, I share some tips to help you create one.
5 Tips To Have A Successful First Day At A New Job
Starting a new job can be nerve-wracking, but with some preparation, you can make a great first impression and set yourself up for success.
Having a great first-day and onboarding experience sets the tone for the journey ahead with your new company. A great first day reassures you that you made the right decision and keeps you excited about the adventure ahead.
4 Tips To Help You Prepare For That Promotion
It’s that time of the year again when performance reviews are right around the corner. Are you expecting a promotion or looking for tips on how you can prepare to be on track for a Mid-Year promotion? Preparing for the promotion conversation doesn’t have to be difficult if you know the steps you can begin to take. You are the driver of your success when it comes to career growth, and it starts with believing in yourself, not being afraid of rejection, and knowing that when one door closes, another one will open.
How To Get Noticed After You Apply To The Job
Several companies are continuing to complete layoffs, which can be very discouraging for job seekers looking for their next opportunity after a layoff. Not to mention seeing that the job you’re interested in already has over 200 applicants. So what now? What should you do? Should you apply, or should you move on to the next opportunity?