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Launching a Blog Series: 100 Career Boosters for 2007
My pulse just went up a bit as I put that out there, but hey, we grow when we stretch.... You might want to sign-up for the free FeedBlitz email notifications if you want an easy way of keeping up (see the sign-up box at right). SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Launching a Blog Series: 100 Career Boosters for 2007", url: "/archives/2007/01/10/launching_a_blog_series_100_career_boosters_for_2007.html" });
Continue reading...Six Reasons Executive Recruiters will Talk to You
Friday, October 27, 2006
Kennedy Information is an authoritative source for information on executive recruitment and careers. I am pleased to have another exclusive article published in their most recent Executive Agent newsletter and Executive Registry newsletter. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Six Reasons Executive Recruiters will Talk to You", url: "/archives/2006/10/27/six_reasons_executive_recruiters_will_talk_to_you.html" });
Continue reading...Six Reasons Executive Recruiters will Talk to You
Thursday, July 20, 2006
Whether you have applied to an ad, sent in a blind resume, have been referred, or called, you will get attention only if you are a strong match for the assignment they are working on. A search firm gets paid to attract people who are among the best in their field, not those just able to do the job.... If they conclude that you are a player, someone who might hire them to do search work in the future; someone who is well respected in the industry; someone with a big and powerful network, then they may be very attentive in starting a relationship with you. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Six Reasons Executive Recruiters will Talk to You", url: "/archives/2006/07/20/six_reasons_executive_recruiters_will_talk_to_you-2.html" });
Continue reading...The Marketing Mind-Set for Career Management & Job Search
Friday, May 12, 2006
I get faced with questions about why marketing is a relevant concept in career managment. Shouldn't the resume and the interview be about facts. A display of credentials? In an ideal world, we might only have to display our credentials and magically have a job matched for us, as the best candidate. There would be no need to market yourself if there were no competition for jobs. Nor would there be any need to market yourself if you didn’t care which job you were hired for. Reality is different. Let’s have a look at why you see me focusing on the marketing aspect of career management. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "The Marketing Mind-Set for Career Management & Job Search", url: "/archives/2006/05/12/the_marketing_mind-set_for_career_management_job_search.html" });
Continue reading...Positioning Yourself with Executive Recruiters
Thursday, April 13, 2006
The Executive Career Strategies at ExecutiveAgent.com newsletter came out today. The lead article for this issue was written by yours truly and focuses on how to make connections with executive recruiters. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Positioning Yourself with Executive Recruiters", url: "/archives/2006/04/13/positioning_yourself_with_executive_recruiters.html" });
Continue reading...Can Blogging Help Your Career? An introduction…
Friday, March 24, 2006
Can blogging help your career? SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Can Blogging Help Your Career? An introduction…", url: "/archives/2006/03/24/can_blogging_help_your_career_an_introduction.html" });
Continue reading...Executive Search: Dealing with Confidential Hiring Processes
Thursday, March 9, 2006
This is a normal practice for senior roles where the organization can’t get by without someone in the job for a few months, so they start a confidential search first, often with a search firm. Unattractive Company: Another reason is that a particular organization might not have a great reputation and they don’t want that lackluster reputation to screen out potentially strong candidates until they have a chance to sell them on their opportunity. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Executive Search: Dealing with Confidential Hiring Processes", url: "/archives/2006/03/09/executive_search_dealing_with_confidential_hiring_processes.html" });
Continue reading...Out-of-the-box Candidates
Thursday, January 26, 2006
Where do out-of-the-box candidates fit in your hiring policies and strategy? In this age of talent vs. skills and tight labor markets, the out-of-box candidate will increasingly be a fact of life. It takes some experience and courage to seriously look at out-of-the-box candidates. And, it takes a willingness to be flexible. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Out-of-the-box Candidates", url: "/archives/2006/01/26/out-of-the-box_candidates.html" });
Continue reading...The 6-figure job
Monday, December 5, 2005
If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Steven at The Asia Pacific Headhunter writes a worthwhile post on breaking through to the $100k+ level. The Asia Pacific Headhunter: How to Land a 100K Job: Part One SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "The 6-figure job", url: "/archives/2005/12/05/the_6-figure_job.html" });
Continue reading...Incremental Improvements
Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Just off the phone with a client who has struggled in recent months, but with the passage of time, has made real progress. In her performance. In her action items. In developing behaviors that move her towards what she wants to be and achieve. Way to go J! Taking action on specific [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Incremental Improvements", url: "/archives/2005/07/26/incremental_improvements.html" });
Continue reading...- International Job Search and Visa Sponsorship
- Dumping the Resume Objective Statement
- LinkedIn: Tips to Manage Employer Risk
- New Theme for the BoldCareer Blog
- The Gratitude Edition
- Ebb and flow
- Launching a Blog Series: 100 Career Boosters for 2007
- Holiday / Vacation Benefit
- Singapore & Danang, Vietnam
- Top 100 Career Boosters in 2007 - #4: Do more than "dust off" the resume
- Social Networking, LinkedIn...I smell something good (4)
- Males Cooking (3)
- Talking about yourself (2)
- The 6-figure job (2)
- Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity (2)
- SimplyHired Job Search Tool (2)
- the core challenge of self-employment (2)
- Hiring uptick? (2)
- Job Search Strategy 4/6: Market Yourself to Target Companies (2)
- Take the "Are You Market Ready?" Challenge Quiz (2)
- Unleash Your Super Powers
- Up for the Olympic Opening Ceremonies
- LinkedIn: Tips to Manage Employer Risk
- International Job Search and Visa Sponsorship
- New Theme for the BoldCareer Blog
- Dumping the Resume Objective Statement
- Ebb and flow
- Singapore & Danang, Vietnam
- Holiday / Vacation Benefit
- The Gratitude Edition
Wednesday, January 10, 2007
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