Job Application Tips from an Expert Have you ever felt like you are sending your resume into a vacuum when you apply online? You are not alone in your frustration! Recently, I was fortunate to have a one-on-one conversation with Karyn Gold, Talent Acquisition Consultant/EJRT Coordinator for LifeBridge Health. Here are insights and tips she …
Ageism is real. Here’s what you can do to decrease the bias and increase your chance of being hired.
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Considering quitting your current job? Ask yourself if you truly need to leave in this moment. Here are five things to think about.
I interviewed a high-level financial professional who was able to navigate a successful remote career transition, while also gaining personal and career insight throughout the process.
From the moment your child was born, you wrapped them in a cocoon of safety, comfort, and peace. The desire to provide that atmosphere may have be even stronger if you have a child with a diagnosed disability. When they turned four or five, a full life outside the home began – they went to …
Are you ready to go back to the office? Whether it’s hybrid or fully in-person, a JCS Ignite Career Coach talks about ways to adjust and calm any stress or anxiety that you may have.
According to Upwork’s Future of Workforce Pulse Report, 36.2 million Americans will be remote by 2025, an 87% increase since COVID hit. Ignite Career Center Account Representative, Lisa Cohn, talks trends and how to embrace our new work-from-home world.
You apply to hundreds of jobs online, send thank you emails after interviews, update your LinkedIn profile, attend virtual coffee meetings and career fairs, and network with recruiters … just to name a few efforts. After a while it is hard to keep up your energy level and optimism because you are not getting the …
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While many of us hoped turning the corner into 2021 would magically fix the problems caused by the 2020 pandemic, the hard truth is that people are still battling unemployment (January’s report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics claims the unemployment rate of 6.7 percent has not changed since December), people are still seeking career …
