01 February
Tales of a Displaced Worker is now available in Google Play Books! Use the link below to receive a 25% discount on your e-book purchase.
30 November
2020 has been tough for people who were laid off or had to leave their industry due to the pandemic. Learn tips on how to conduct a job search during a pandemic. The year 2020 has been a tough year for most working people. Some found themselves trying to find…
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27 July
What do you do when your emotions show up in the middle of an interview? What can you do to recover from the situation, and what can you learn to do to prepare in the future? Learn what you can do to be your best version of yourself when your emotions show up in the interview.
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20 July
Dealing with unemployment can be isolating and professional development opportunities can exacerbate feelings of being alone. Even when surrounded by your peers. Read more about what I learned about the power of being vulnerable and honest about myself.
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18 November
What do you do when your months-long job search stalls? How do you recover? What are your next steps? I am going to chronicle my experiences jump-starting a new job search. Today was a tough day. I applied for a job on Monday that had posted on HigherEdJobs.com over the…
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14 October
We can’t control every crisis that happens on a college campus that might impact potential campus interviews. But we can do better working with candidates impacted by these crises. I offer three tips on how to work with candidates before, during and after they come to campus for an interview.
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19 July
How do you answer the interview question about being over-qualified for a job? I believe you answer it with I am enough. Learn how I tackled this question and other pieces of advice on interviewing.
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10 June
How do you manage the long-term job search when you have mixed emotions about your success? How do you you address how you’re feeling and still move on? I have a couple of things to say about this topic.
