Navigate the moments when your career or employment situation changes. Find guidance for layoffs, job loss, relocation, changing careers, starting a new position, and other transitions, with practical advice to help you respond thoughtfully and move forward.
We often write resumes for people who have lost jobs due to downsizing, mergers and acquisitions, off-shoring, changing regulations, or industry shifts. Whether a layoff is ...
My client Karen is a following spouse with a career of her own. Her husband Bruce has a great job but his company moves him every ...
Congratulations! Your hard work and perseverance paid off. You got the job you wanted. Now what? First, it’s time to celebrate. Pat yourself on the back ...
If you take care of the little things, the big things become manageable.” — Heloise Congratulations on your new job. If you’re not nervous on your ...
Most jobseekers don’t realize that almost half of all employers expect to negotiate salaries. But if you are interviewing for a job and you don’t initiate ...
If you’re unhappy with your job, maybe a new job isn’t the answer. Maybe a new kind of job is what you really want, a change ...
“If my boss thinks I might quit, he won’t trust me. He won’t give me any big projects or more responsibilities.” “My current company has an ...
I talk to people all the time who have been fired. Sometimes they see it coming, and sometimes it’s a surprise. Kaitlyn worked as a research ...
After I revamped Gretchen’s resume she interviewed with a software company and things went well. She received a job offer but just as she was about ...
Andy had recently lost his job as market research manager, and I was writing a resume for him. One day he told me, "I know that ...
It’s January, a time when many of us are setting new goals for the year ahead. In my dealings with people and in my own experience, ...
Any advertising copywriter worth his hefty salary will tell you that an effective ad is a specific ad. He won't write that a car is "fast." ...