With the end of summer almost here, now is the time for many Stay-at-Home Moms (and Dads) to re-enter the workforce. The situation may be temporary (as in the length of the school year) or in a more permanent in nature situation where your children are now of school...
The term “ghosting” has been used for a number of years regarding a job search. This phrase has been used to refer to a situation where a candidate suddenly stops making contact with a recruiter. The idea is that the person has become like a ghost and disappeared on...
I have consistently recommended to workers that they stay prepared in order to be able to start a job search in a moment’s notice. This mindset allows you to quickly jump into search mode and hopefully expedites your finding new employment. This is especially...
Are you a passive job seeker? You are, if you are someone currently working and feeling OK or comfortable in your current position, but would be willing to listen and talk to someone about an open position. As a comparison, an active Job Seeker is someone who is...
I recently came across some very interesting research done by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). According to their report, an astounding 7% of retirees have returned to work in the past six months of time. This number is so remarkable that it has...