Even though you may have taken the time to research the company or recruiter, prepare for the interview, and find a job that suits you, having a small typo, which may seem insignificant to you, may become the cause of your rejection. If you don’t go the length to make a concentrated effort to ensure an […]
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A resume summary acts as a promotional prelude or blurb to the rest of your document. It’s the first section of your resume highlighting something that might not otherwise be obvious. As a career switcher use it wisely to direct the recruiter’s attention to the relevance of your experience with the job description and explain
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Your commitment to accountability has always been evident as a leader. Despite your familiarity with accountability, it is sometimes misunderstood. Some leaders believe that certain strategies will help hold them accountable, but they can actually have the opposite effect. For instance, hardworking bosses continually check-in and monitor their team members’ productivity and performance … but
CHOOSE ACCOUNTABILITY OVER MICROMANAGEMENT, LEADERS Read More »
Sending applications blindly without reading the entire job description is an evident oversight you must avoid. When you are applying for multiple job posts, a generic resume is useful, but it doesn’t set you apart from Tom, Dick or Harry who are also applying. Generic resumes are simply a quick way to make future employers
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Do you ever feel that you have a great team, but you are unable to unlock, maximize and extract their full potential? Finding working methods and man-management techniques that work for your team are your best bets. Having a positive working environment around your team will lead to better outcomes for the business. I realize that
LEADERSHIP SKILLS THAT YOU CAN IMBIBE Read More »