In career services, we think of ‘stories’ as vivid examples from your work experience that support your core message to potential employers: you are the right fit for this job. Every interview [...]

As a self-employed editor, you are constantly growing your network. On a daily basis, you have multiple occasions to start a conversation with a new colleague. You may be more selective or you [...]

If you have a LinkedIn profile, it works for you 24/7. The more optimized and complete it is, the higher your chances of being found via searches and contacted. As the platform evolves, so should [...]

A reference sheet is an opportunity to give your potential employer additional information about you. Professional references may or may not be requested for every job application you prepare, [...]

You may have experienced uncomfortable moments during job interviews when a question was poorly phrased, or instead of discussing stimulating professional topics, you were asked stress interview [...]

You do not want to rush into a new role if you are changing jobs in the post-pandemic economy, especially if you are leaving a previous role where you had a certain degree of comfort, streamlined [...]

Ernest Hemingway is misquoted to have said “write drunk, edit sober.” In fact, it’s believed that the quote actually originated with American editor and writer, Peter De Vries. If there’s any [...]

Some of the documents in your career portfolio are self-evident: your resume, cover letter, and LinkedIn profile. You probably tweak your resume as necessary and write cover letters from [...]

If you are anticipating a change in your career, it is a great time to reflect on your past and future work achievements and styles. Perhaps it has been a while since you had to look for a new [...]

For executives, career growth opportunities are available via association memberships, executive recruiters, and strong networks of colleagues and partners. As an executive, you build a strong [...]